A narrative of time concordance, a matter of energy, the essence to which they each provided fuel in their own particular way, the unique sort, couldn't have worked better between the two. Nicolas Dacunha, a product of the Paris suburbs, and Faty Sy Savanet, a Kinshasa native, both spent their formative years in Lemba, the hipster neighborhood of the Congolese... read full bio
Tsu Nami is a rising 22-year-old producer hailing from Los Angeles, California. She was inspired by the works of Mura Masa during her formative years, and her music is a distinctive fusion of melodic dance and pop. Her music has amassed a significant following, with thousands of fans eagerly anticipating her releases. In addition to her burgeoning music career, Tsu Nami... read full bio
Recently featured in the Toronto Star, Tsufit of Follow That Dream! is a coach who specializes in coaching entrepreneurs to promote and publicize their dream business. Tsufit also coaches business owners to write and perform dazzling infomercials for networking functions and to add sparkle to their longer presentations. A singer, television actress and comedienne and the subject of over 100... read full bio
Tsunami Bomb's identity was cemented with the inclusion of vocalist Emily Whitehurst, better known by her stage name "Agent M," to the original lineup, which also included drummer Gabe Lindeman and keyboardist/vocalist Oobliette Sparks. This group, brought together by a same enthusiasm, became a significant force on the famed Warped Tour circuit and undertook lengthy tours of the United States,... read full bio
The ensemble draws on a wide range of inspirations, from spirituals to Depression-era blues, from ragtime to classic jazz. (OffBeat). Wherever they go, Tuba Skinny's barnstorming live shows generate an enduring buzz, and as a result, their fans have contributed to reaching a total of approximately 40 million YouTube views. Shaye Cohn, Barnabus Jones, Kiowa Wells, and Todd Burdick had... read full bio
In this amazing feat, two guys juggle over 20 instruments live on stage. Tubular Bells for Two, a multi-award-winning smash at festivals all over the world, makes one last performance in honor of the 50th anniversary of Mike Oldfield's groundbreaking composition. Anyone who was a child during the 1970s can recall precisely where they were when they first heard Tubular Bells.... read full bio
Over a career of jazz, R&B and crossover recordings, husband-and-wife duo Tuck & Patti produce a remarkable amount of music, especially considering that the duo rely on the textures of only guitar and voice. Tuck Andress was born in Oklahoma and studied classical guitar at Stanford University, before traveling to Las Vegas to audition for a show band; also there... read full bio
Casey Beathard, the father of Tucker Beathard, is widely regarded as one of the most talented songwriters in country music over the past roughly two decades. Tucker Beathard is Casey Beathard's son. Since Tucker is now writing his own country music, he finds that his father is a significant source of inspiration for him. So he got himself a guitar... read full bio
Tucker Wetmore is a skilled singer-songwriter who is well-versed in country music. From his small-town upbringing in the rural American Northwest to his collegiate football career in Montana, his life has evolved similarly. After suffering an injury that curtailed his chances of pursuing a professional career, Tucker returned to his hometown of 2,700 Kalama, Washington, and picked up his guitar.... read full bio
Rikki Thomas-Martinez, a pioneer in Latin music, has a wonderful new trio called TuiYo. He is one of the few musicians invited back to perform at the Rainforest international music festival in Borneo on two separate occasions. He has performed at the KL Tower in Kuala Lumpur, the upscale Dubai Creek in Dubai, the Grand Hotel in When Zhou, China and others. With... read full bio
Tujamo became popular with his Plastik Funk and Sneakbo collab, titled Dr. Who!, which peaked at No. 21 on the UK Singles Chart. His collab with Steve Aoki and Chris Lake, Boneless, charted on both the German Singles Chart and the Austrian Singles Chart. He started DJing when he was just seventeen years old. He won a talent competition hosted... read full bio
Tuk Smith and The Restless Hearts is a Nashville-based rock band, led by former Biters frontman Tuk Smith, who hails from Atlanta. The band burst onto the scene in early 2020 with their debut single, "What Kinda Love," which showcased Smith's signature raspy vocals and the band's driving guitar riffs. That same day, they were announced as an opening act... read full bio
TUL8TE, a masked performer from Egypt, is well-known for fusing pop, bossa nova, and elements of psychedelic rock. He stands out in the music industry thanks to his unique sound and mysterious demeanor. With his most recent album under MDLBEAST Records, TUL8TE continued to push boundaries after the success of his breakthrough hit, "LAYALINA." With songs like "Habibi Leh" and "Mateegy... read full bio
Tulsa Time is a tribute band to Don Williams. The tribute show is led by Ray Martin who has won numerous music industry awards for his songwriting alongside his partner Lyle Foster. Martin has released a solo album and has put his focus into his Don Williams tribute show after he passed. During the show you’ll hear 25 to 57... read full bio
Tumbledown is an alternative country/rock band created by the frontman of MxPx, Mike Herera. They are currently signed to End Sounds which is a record company in Austin, Texas. They mix the styles of fast punk rock with country/folk music to create a unique sound. The band is inspired by many country singers such as Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Bill... read full bio
Tumua is a multi-talented performer, known for his skills as an actor, stand-up comedian, former collegiate athlete, and social media personality. Born and raised on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, Tumua has become a well-known figure in the Polynesian community around the world, thanks in large part to his popular online presence. With over 400 thousand followers across Instagram, Facebook,... read full bio
Manchester's Tunde gained notoriety for his complex flow and passionate topics, which were influenced by 2000's U.K. road rap and 90's U.S. West Coast hip hop. Olu Baba Tunde, who was raised in Chorlton on the city's south side, had difficulties from a young age. By the time he was five years old, he periodically had to relocate with his mother... read full bio
American makeup artist Tunde Oyeneyin is also a well-known Peloton cycling instructor. She was born in Katy, Texas, of Nigerian ancestry, and she graduated from Taylor High School in 2004. Tunde struggled with her weight throughout her childhood and frequently found herself to be the biggest girl in her class. The first step in Tunde's road to becoming a Peloton instructor... read full bio
Tunji Ige is a young rapper from Philedelphia. He attended West Chester University, and he started writing music during his college years. His first mixtape is entitled The Love Project, and it was welcome with positive reviews from music lovers and critics alike. He has also released his debut EP entitled Missed Calls and another mixtape entitled King of July... read full bio
The new favorite surf, reggae and ska band in Southern California is Tunnel Vision. Four musicians who grew up in the San Clemente region playing instruments and riding skateboards and surfboards make up the band. The Punk Rock, Reggae and Ska music of groups like The Descendents, Black Flag, Misfits, Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, The Expendables, NoFX, Rancid and Reel Big Fish had a big... read full bio
