Texas is the birthplace of singer-songwriter Harriette. She is currently located in Nashville and her debut track, "at least I'm pretty," which has had over two million plays, established her DIY indie-pop style. Harriette, who has a passion for all forms of artistic expression, studied multimedia at Parsons School of Design in New York and experimented with a range of artistic... read full bio
Jacob Andrews, a musician, composer and producer from Leeds, goes under the stage name Honey Guide. He is influenced by modern artists like Sam Evian, Chris Cohen, Andy Shauf and others. His Freak-Folk/Soft Rock style offers unhurried, easy listening that conjures up fond memories of love, sorrow and all the nicer things in between. With a satirical British touch and echoes of Whitney, Kevin... read full bio
Holy Fawn evoke music from both visible and invisible nooks and crevices of the woods through an otherworldly conjuration of strong guitars, calming dissonance and textural space. The music reflects the beginning of darkness in the woods, a delicate push-and-pull of scary aural omens and delightful voice tranquility. It sounds like an old society exalting the holy spirit of nature. Since... read full bio
Heart Attack Man made his way out of hell and settled in Cleveland. Following the release of their debut album The Manson Family on Triple Crown Records, the band broke out on the national touring circuit after a select few crucial years spent in regional incubation. The band released their critically lauded sophomore album Fake Blood and their most recent... read full bio
With their particular grasp of traditional pop songwriting, South East London band Honey Moon bring stories of love, sorrow the end of the world and Sopranos plots to life. Join them on a dream journey through sun-kissed indie pop, melancholy soul and dramatic symphonic numbers. Their magnificent seven-piece new live lineup includes beautiful additional harmonies, keys, brass, strings and percussion, allowing them to convey their... read full bio
Hinako Omori's "a journey..." mixes inner healing and natural landscapes into an immersive mapping of the mind in ambient electronics by fusing therapeutic frequencies, woodland bathing and binaural sound. The album moves along not track by track but rather as a continuous journey; a stream of consciousness that follows hills and valleys while retaining the coziness of analogue synthesis and Omori's... read full bio
The henhouse prowlers have carved out their own route through music and the world since their start. While the band manages to portray their collective life experiences via songs and complex instrumentation on record, their captivating live performances on stage convey to listeners how much they enjoy what they do. The Prowlers' music undoubtedly has bluegrass as its base, yet... read full bio
Kasimyn, a co-founder of Gabber Modus Operandi, developed Hulubalang as a solo project that served as a sonic outlet for processing intense feelings. Hulubalang's debut album "Bunyi Bunyi Tumbal" explores the turbulent history of Kasimyn's Indonesian birthplace during Dutch colonization and was inspired by a yearning to express grief through music. The title of the record, which translates to "synthetic... read full bio
A rising star in the music industry named Hunter Oliveri captivates fans with his unique voice and alluring demeanor. His journey as a versatile musician embodies passion, inventiveness, and an unrelenting quest for artistic expression. The development of Hunter's music is like a tapestry made of several strands. His repertoire transcends genres and reflects his dedication to pushing the boundaries of... read full bio
Honeyboys, who are from the vast vistas of California's Central Coast, have mastered the ability of fusing various sounds and genres into an enthralling and imaginative musical tapestry. Their distinctive sound is the result of the seamless blending of various components, which gives it an all-encompassing and genuinely eclectic feel. Harmonies that range from soulful to lively are at the heart... read full bio
Pedigo has lived many lives, having been homeschooled in Amarillo, Texas by his truck-stop preacher father; run for Amarillo City Council, as documented by Jasmine Stodel's SXSW-premiering, PBS-acquired film Kid Candidate—and struck up pen-friendships and collaborative partnerships with the likes of Terry Allen, Charles Hayward (This Heat), Werner "Zappi" Diermaier (Faust) and Tim Heidecker. He relocated from Amarillo to Lubbock, which... read full bio
Houseplant, a band that was formed during the lockdown era, became fully developed after the epidemic as a team of seasoned players with the skills and vision to get things going. They have been releasing songs from their upcoming debut album, packing Louisville and Cincinnati venues and inspiring a devoted following to come out in their support. While they clearly fit the mold... read full bio
Heffner, a band from Athens, Georgia, performs with the pace and energy of a young band but the lyrical insight and musical depth of a much more seasoned outfit with all the ferocity and immediacy of post punk's traditional aggression, some '70s glam and 21st century power pop. With the help of their self-titled first album, they were given additional possibilities... read full bio
A combination of intricate, climactic folk-rock, a la Father John Misty or Hamilton Leithauser, characterizes May's music. May's lyrics creates a vibrant universe while bringing us inside the nooks and crannies of his brain. It is both introspective and observant of the ridiculousness of the world. He is one of the most quotable figures in the indie rock movement. His... read full bio
Hana Lili takes pride in being Welsh. It's hard to imagine why she wouldn't be given her rich culture, history and original musical talent. She spent her childhood in a little beach village on the southwest coast of Wales, which is where her love for making music first took root. She picked up the centuries-old practice of narrating stories via song... read full bio
The basic objective of Humane the Moon's sonically intense, frequently nervous, yet viscerally enlivening music is that it should cause you to laugh out loud, dance about, or otherwise let go. Since he was a youngster, Max Hanley, the musician, has played in several bands in and around Leytonstone. Over time, he came to the conclusion that what kept him going... read full bio
Having a voice has never seemed more vital at a time of political unrest and cultural unrest. This occurs at a critical time for Habibi. The band's first EP in more than four years and crucially the first one with lyrics in Farsi, is "Cardamom Garden." For the band, who are keenly conscious of music as both a natural part of their... read full bio
Fake Ideas, Hurry's fourth full-length album, embraces power pop's most endearing hallmarks — jangly guitars, booming choruses, warm harmonies — without reservation, yet like many of the genre's best songs, there's something deeper to be discovered beneath the catchy hooks. The album combines traditional love songs with an examination of Scottoline's experiences as she learns to live with an anxiety... read full bio
Since she can remember, Heidi Cohen has enjoyed consuming, producing and making money from material. Heidi started her marketing career at well-known brands for significant global organizations including Citibank, Bertelsmann and The Economist after getting her AB with Honors from the University of Chicago and her MBA in Marketing with Honors from NYU's Stern Graduate School of Business. Heidi spread her enthusiasm for marketing... read full bio
Holy Wars, a Los Angeles-based duo made up of Nick Perez (guitars/production) and Kat Leon (vocals), blend an irresistible potpourri of genres with lyrical elegance and attitude. Their sound is distinctive and ever-evolving. Holy Wars, just signed to Pale Chord via BMG, are eager to launch an ambitious new music period, which will begin with their upcoming single "Deus Ex Machina,"... read full bio
