Lead vocalist, composer and rhythm guitarist Logan Hammon founded the band Small Crush as a result of feeling restricted by her band's lack of songwriting freedom. She joined forces with lead guitarist Jackson Felton and launched a new endeavor in their garage. A self-described "inability to crush on someone for a long period, hence lots of tiny crushes," the duo that would... read full bio
One of the most intriguing and exceptional new performers in the UK is the Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Siobhan Wilson. Her CD, There Are No Saints, has received laudatory reviews from Rolling Stone, BBC 6 Music, NPR's All Songs Considered and has appeared frequently on "best of" lists in the UK's underground music press. Wilson's writing is sharp and audaciously unconventional. Her classical background... read full bio
By posting music to Bandcamp, Sidney Gish launched her career. "don't call on me" was her debut single and "dummy parade" was her second. Moreover, she released the Christmas EP "Merry Crisis." No Dogs Allowed, her second album, garnered a 7.7 rating on Pitchfork and was named Album of the Year at the Boston Music Awards. Gish briefly toured with musician Mitski after... read full bio
Shy Boys made their debut with their self-titled album, fusing the lush harmonies and melodic delicacy of 1960s sunny pop and the Beach Boys with daring modern indie music. Before deviating more experimentally with Speak Loud, they honed their sound and highlighted vocal harmonies on Bell House in a manner reminiscent of Animal Collective. Collin and Kyle Rausch are the offspring of... read full bio
In the tradition of Suzanne Vega, Cat Power and Stella Donnelly, Sam Windley writes honest urban alternative music. Windley has been writing extensively for the past two years, driven by a recently ended relationship and the introspective despair that comes with living on the grimy Sydney conveyor belt. Seven songs emerged from the flood of thoughts and feelings and with Chris Collins' assistance... read full bio
For Sasha McLeod, it has been kind of a sensory adventure. The First Nations singer-songwriter and producer known as "Sycco" (pronounced "psycho," in honor of the psychedelic pop genre she was raised in). In fact, she hasn't shied away from the art of emotion in her body of work, which is a significant indicator for a young lady. Her career thus... read full bio
Kenyan band Sauti Sol has revolutionized the music business with their distinctive fusion of afro-pop, soul, and RnB. The quartet, known as Sauti Sol, was founded in Nairobi in 2005 by the singers Bien-Aimé Baraza, Willis Chimano, and Savara Mudigi as an a cappella ensemble. Later, guitarist Polycarp Otieno joined to round out the four. Mwanzo, the band's debut album, was... read full bio
Sean is a well-known public speaker who has delivered speeches at more than 1,500 associations, businesses, and colleges throughout the world, including Dell, Google, and Disney. He has provided thousands of individuals with carefully chosen content, astounding experiences, and lots of laughs. Sean uses a special combination of personal experience and mind-reading to teach his audiences how to establish sincere, fast... read full bio
Swedish singer-songwriter Sara Hjellström, better known by her stage name shy martin, has made a name for herself in the music business. Shy Martin, who was born on November 5, 1993, started creating poetry and music as a young girl to express herself. When she was 17, she won a school music competition and got a contract with EMI, but... read full bio
A well-known experimental metal group from Seattle, Washington is called Sunn O))). The band, which was founded in 1998, is known for its distinctive sound, which combines several musical styles—doom metal, drone, black metal, dark ambient, and noise rock—in a slow and heavy manner. Sunn O))) is known for its infamously loud and visually stunning live performances, where the band... read full bio
Sam Ryder is an English singer-songwriter who also works as a social media influencer. He started off fronting bands like the Morning After and Blessed by a Broken Heart before transitioning to a solo pop career. He converted an unexpected burst of viral fame into a major-label deal by using his versatile and dynamic vocal range and he made his debut... read full bio
The heyday of live Australian music was passed by the early 1990s, giving way to a burnt-out landscape of creeping pokies and corporate pop. However, the emergence of grunge, the rise of rave culture and the beginning jolts of hip hop culture signaled change on the periphery. SKUNKHOUR is one group that came out of this period and carved out a... read full bio
Speakers Corner Quartet, a South London ensemble, has followed a selfless, communally motivated mission to get where they are now. They began as the house band at the famous spoken word and hip hop venue Speakers Corner in Brixton, and over the course of the next ten years, they supported various artists and helped them create their ideas, both live... read full bio
The Voice champion for season 13 aspiring vocalist Chloe Kohanski desired to make classic rock more popular. Chloe sang Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" at her blind audition. The vocalist appealed to viewers' nostalgia with an old-school rock sound. Although Chloe's experience on The Voice was unpredictable, she finally emerged as the champion. According to Talent Recap, Kohanski has changed her... read full bio
Sahara Rose is a well-known author, speaker, and authority on modern spirituality and Ayurveda. She has established herself as a leading figure in the health community by encouraging and empowering people to embrace their genuine selves and live in harmony with their true nature. She has a passion for combining ancient wisdom with modern living. Sahara Rose initially pursued a career... read full bio
There is always a good vibe when Stefan Mross plays. He is a constant in the folk music scene and is adept at winning over audiences whether acting as a concert presenter, trumpeter or vocalist. He is well known for hosting the ARD summer program "Immer wieder sonntags" for many years. Mross, who was born in Traunstein, Germany, was spotted at the... read full bio
As the multi-instrumentalist, producer, cover artist, photographer and director of the music video for Slow Leaves, Davidson is responsible for selecting every element of the song and its presentation. He sees all of these different facets as being crucial components of a bigger endeavor of self-understanding through artistic means. Older composers like Mickey Newbury, Nick Drake, Gene Clark and Neil Young come... read full bio
A renowned former college basketball coach, Sherri Kay Coale. For an astounding 25 years, from 1996 to 2021, she had a huge influence as the head coach of the University of Oklahoma Sooners women's basketball team. Women's basketball Hall of Fame inductee Coale was recognized for her outstanding contributions to the game in 2016. Coale was raised in Healdton, Oklahoma, where... read full bio
Susan Werner has developed a reputation as "one of the most innovative songwriters working today" during the course of her 25-year career, according to the Chicago Tribune. Her performances are a one-woman master lesson in musicianship and she has impressive skills on guitar and piano (she appeared as a guest on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz). The Chicago-based musician is best known for... read full bio
Seth Walker, a three-dimensional talent who combines a gift for melody and lyric with a rich, Gospel-drenched, Southern-inflected voice with a true blue knack for getting around on the guitar, has emerged over the past ten years as one of the most respected Americana artists in the country. 'I Hope I Know,' Walker's eleventh studio album is available. The Wood Brothers'... read full bio
