Sorcha Richardson is an Irish singer-songwriter who embellishes introspective songwriting with ethereal electronic production. At the age of 10, she and her buddies formed their first band. She moved to Brooklyn and her debut EP, Sleep Will Set Me Free, was independently published. The follow-up, Last Train, was released by Crosswalk Records. She had her first sold-out concert in Dublin after... read full bio
Cash has made the audacious and ambitious decision to shake off the past and move forward after three albums and years spent fronting the ragtag powerfolk band Sam Cash & The Romantic Dogs; touring as a headliner and opening for acts like Hannah Georgas, July Talk, The Strumbellas, Arkells and Lights. Keep Kicking is an ambitiously understated album that will soak... read full bio
When hearing Sofa Valdés' music for the first time, the phrase "yearning" immediately comes to mind. The Panamanian singer-songwriter uses pop music as a kind of meditation and a way to make sense of the world. With emotional expressiveness, contemplation and an examination of her connection to her culture, Ventura, her first EP, examines the volatility of her emotions. With time, the... read full bio
Salute first relocated to Brighton before ultimately settling in Manchester, where he is now working. He first began going to club nights in the UK, where he quickly developed as an artist by learning what club culture actually meant there. He connected with a network of UK producers and began developing a sound. You may hear this process take place... read full bio
SAL is an Australian DJ, experience curator and former Boiler Room participant who is living in Naarm/Melbourne. As a performer, her music is informed by her experience as a Chinese-Vietnamese diaspora member. Versatile but fearless in her taste, she is always seeking out new underground and obscure club sounds that she can include into her unique yet constantly evolving curation. She... read full bio
A force unlike any other, SLOE JACK is. The grim realities of drugs, abuse and poverty characterized SLOE JACK's upbringing in a tiny country town in Australia. Despite being refused opportunities and having no access to any tools, he never let that stop him from following his destiny. SLOE JACK started sampling noises and making music with little more than an outdated... read full bio
American journalist and radio host Sam Sanders is well-known for his engrossing storytelling and perceptive analysis. He has had a huge impact on the world of journalism thanks to his varied background and experience in a variety of media platforms. After continuing his study at the University of the Incarnate Word, Sanders went on to the famed Harvard Kennedy School, where... read full bio
Charles Broom, who is located in Bristol, created Sovryn as a fresh and better concept. Sovryn, formerly known as Barely Royal, has been collaborating closely with Korsakov Music to start his journey into the world of Drum & Bass. He has gained backing from some of the scene's greatest names, including Sub Focus, A.M.C. and Hybrid Minds. The Sovryn project is... read full bio
Since first grade, the members of the band have been close friends, sharing beat by beat. The sound of Sneezy is the ideal synthesis of all that is excellent in music. Pop, reggae, hip-hop and rock are blended together and each song has a relaxed, sunny summertime vibe. Their music has a little neo-soul undertone that adds a special touch and produces an addictive beat... read full bio
Stella Donnelly is a pot-stirrer who claims to be proud of it. The musician from Fremantle, Western Australia, is unafraid to say what has to be said, whether it's to an abusive partner, a nasty boss, or an ignorant significant other. Beware of the Dogs illustrates throughout the course of 13 life-affirming songs the strength in standing up for yourself,... read full bio
When SKAAR (Hilde Skaar) was just nineteen years old, her double-platinum-certified first song Higher Ground gained a significant spot in the Norwegian Netflix miniseries Battle. Her voice was pure, fresh and exhilaratingly crisp; it appeared to break forth from a fjord like a crystal spring. She discovered a natural ally in pop; it propelled her to danceable heights, and she gave the dancefloor... read full bio
Scott Cook, an artist from Alberta, moved into a minivan after quitting his job as a kindergarten teacher in Taiwan. Since then, he has supported himself as a troubadour by travelling virtually nonstop across Canada, the US, Europe, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and other countries. He performs an average of 150 gigs and 12 summer festivals annually, and along the way,... read full bio
It's hardly surprising that Sprints' songs sound so colloquial. Since their first song The Cheek, the Dublin four-piece—bassist Sam McCann, guitarist Colm O'Reilly and drummer Jack Callan—have been known for their gripping lyrics. The title tune of their EP, A Modern Job, is about defying social norms. Sprints, who made their SXSW debut and are at home on stage and draw inspiration for their... read full bio
Sam Binga is a creative at the confluence of the most dynamic strains of dance music. Since the beginning of the project, the Bristol linchpin has continuously made a distinction between cutting-edge club sounds from all over the world while infusing them with a traditional UK soundsystem sense and a distinctive personality that can only be characterized as his. From the... read full bio
With the release of her first EP Marathon and in everything she has subsequently done and has planned going forward, Sophia Fracassi has made it clear that she doesn't try to hide her feelings. With accolades like being named "One to Watch" by KiSS Radio, a cross-country tour with legendary Canadian pop-rocker Amanda Marshall and the release of the new single... read full bio
Two sisters from North London who perform in your face, gritty and harsh guitar music make up Skinny Girl Diet. Their debut performance was alongside TV stars and Viv Albertine of the Slits while they were still just young adolescents. At first, as a trio with their cousin Amelia on bass, they gigged throughout the London area and gained touring experience... read full bio
Skinner is a Dublin-based DIY slouch rock musician who writes, records and produces songs about maturing and conquering a life smeared with 21st-century grit. The DNA of no wave and post-punk bands like The B52s, James Chance and the Contortions and ESG, all the way to alt-rock stalwarts Pixies and Morphine, is flowing from Skinner's music, along with a knack for grunge-nodding self-production... read full bio
Skeptical, a talented DJ and producer, uses each beat he makes to share his love of music. Skeptical has developed into a force to be reckoned with from his early forays into many genres to his current reputation for creating some of the most powerful but sensitive tunes in drum & bass. His career started when Ingredients Records issued his outstanding Blue... read full bio
SHOSH is KISS FM's host and the driving force behind 24 Hour Garage Girls. DJ/Producer/Presenter SHOSH, an American by birth, has swiftly established herself as a rising star in the UK Garage scene. In just three short years as a producer, SHOSH has released music with DJ EZ's label Nuvolve and had official remixes with EMI, Universal and CR2 Records. She has... read full bio
Louisa Roach, a composer who went by the stage name She Drew The Gun, started out by doing solo performances around Liverpool. She soon grabbed the notice of James Skelly from The Coral, with whom she started working at Skeleton Key Records while also enlisting band members. Roach's hazy psych-pop may initially give the impression that the Wirral native is... read full bio
