The Chicago-based indie-punk band Worry Club was founded by singer/songwriter Chase Walsh and media, graphic designer, etc. Zack Zagula. In just over three years since the collective's formation, they have gathered 7 million streams and over 250k monthly listeners. Through a catalog of tunes that swiftly found their audience online throughout the epidemic, Worry Club has amassed a passionate and loyal fan... read full bio
Wolfacejoeyy, a rapper from Staten Island, is a well-known and renowned artist. He got an early start on a massive surge of new talent before the epidemic and he hasn't looked back since. "omg" was the title of Wolfacejoeyy's debut official release, which was created by y2tnb. Even though this first single is similar to a song from an artist's prime,... read full bio
Wesley Lowery is a famous national correspondent who has won the Pulitzer Prize not once but twice. He is known for his remarkable coverage on topics including law enforcement, race, and the justice system. Wesley's intelligent reporting on important topics, which can be found in The Washington Post and 60 Minutes+, as well as his contributions as an on-air analyst... read full bio
Window Kid is the next big guy on the UK MC scene. His infectiously entertaining approach makes him instantly recognizable. After years of grime and dubstep, he has risen through the ranks and now stands out among his Crucast friends like Darkzy and Bru C, the latter of whom he forms a difficult duo with. Since the duo's 'BITS' was... read full bio
Danny Wheeler, a producer, DJ and broken beat revivalist from West London, goes by the stage name WheelUP. WheelUP has had releases on CoOperation Records, Jamz Supernova's label Future Bounce, his own label Tru Thoughts, as well as boasting remixes for Goldie's Fallen Tree 1Hundred and Wah Wah 45s. He now holds radio residencies on stations including Balami, Worldwide FM and 1BTN.... read full bio
In her debut solo project, WTRGRL, Swedish-Mexican-American producer, drummer, and songwriter Chloe Saavedra fuses mainstream pop with experimental electronic music. Chloe Saavedra and her sister Asy co-founded the band Smoosh when Chloe was 10 years old. The band got signed to Barsuk Records, went on tour with acts like Bloc Party, Death Cab for Cutie and Pearl Jam, made an appearance... read full bio
India is home to the pop group When Chai Met Toast. The group's first EP, "Joy of Little Things," marked the beginning of their formation. They created their sophomore album, "Believe," over the course of the next year, solidifying their status as the nation's pioneers of the genre. The group expanded their global fan base with the release of their first... read full bio
Weird plus Odd is WODD. The young French master WODD is a bass connoisseur. His enormous musical universe is a place for everybody to explore his tremendously dark productions as an audio teacher, promoter, and producer. WODD has created a name for himself in dubstep by experimenting with numerous inspirations, with releases on Kannibalen Records, Subsidia, Circus, and Buygore via... read full bio
Atlanta, Georgia native and accomplished musician Will Moseley has made a significant contribution to the country music industry. Moseley's unique blend of Americana/Alt Country and country music appeals to audiences across the nation. His poignant lyrics, mesmerizing voice, and exquisite guitar playing transport listeners to a realm of emotions and storytelling. Moseley's music has a rich history in the country music... read full bio
Swedish DJ, producer, and musician Woesum is well-known for his work with Thaiboy Digital, Namasenda, Coucou Chloe, Yung Lean, Bladee, and more. In addition to producing other people's music, Woesum has had a successful solo career. One notable example of this is the album Blue Summer, which highlights his work with the aforementioned musicians as well as contributions from DJ... read full bio
Wayne Hoffman is an American mentalist and illusionist from Reading, Pennsylvania. Over the years he has appeared on several television series such as “America’s Got Talent”, “Today Show”, “The Ellen Degeneres Show”, “Penn & Teller: Fool Us”, “Phenomenon”, “Excused”, “HARRY”, “Unbelievable”, and on outlets such as, CNN, National Geographic, FOX, TLC, NBC, ABC, CBS, and many more. Growing up, Hoffman... read full bio
Wolf Alice is a Grammy-nominated alternative rock band, whose members consist of vocalist Ellie Rowsell, guitarist Joff Oddie, bassist Theo Ellis, and drummer Joel Amey. Their music has garnered them numerous awards, including a UK Festival Award for Best Breakthrough Artist, iTunes Award for Best New Artist/Band, two NME Awards, a Mercury Prize nomination, a BRIT Award nomination for British... read full bio
White Zombie was a Grammy Award-nominated American heavy metal band named after the 1932 film of the same name, which starred Béla Lugosi. Based in New York, White Zombie was originally a noise rock band. White Zombie is better known for their later heavy metal-oriented sound, with lyrics heavily influenced by horror films. Unlike other metal bands of the 1990s,... read full bio
Warwick Smith is an Australian politician, and was a Liberal member of the Australian House of Representatives from December 1984 to March 1993 and again from March 1996 to October 1998, representing the Division of Bass, Tasmania. Having studied law at the Australian National University and worked as a solicitor in Tasmania, Smith was elected to Parliament in 1984 and... read full bio
American actor William Devane is best known for portraying late President John F. Kennedy in the made for TV movie Missiles of October, for his role as Greg Sumner on primetime soap Knots Landing, and for playing James Heller on the hit drama 24. His supporting roles include McCabe & Mrs. Miller, Marathon Man, and Space Cowboys. Devane got his... read full bio
Willie Gault is an all around athlete. He is a former American football player and Olympian. Willie Gault attended the University of Tennessee. Gault played football and was on the track and field team. During track and field career, he was supposed to be apart of the Olympic games in Moscow, Russia. He was set to compete in the 4... read full bio
As Owner and CEO of Uncle Jack's Steakhouses in New York City, Willie Degel takes a no nonsense approach to customer service and culinary excellence. Willie has made a commitment to understanding both his employees and his customers better by working each and every position at the restaurant so he knows how to best train his employees to meet the... read full bio
Witney Carson is a professional dancer and choreographer, best known for her prestigious status as a professional on Dancing with the Stars. She was only 18 years old when she was first chosen to be a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance, and finished ladies' second runnerup. This catapulted her dancing career, and led to her becoming a... read full bio
We The Kings is a rising American rock band from Bradenton, Florida that has been steadily gaining popularity since 2007 due to their catchy melodies, relatable lyrics, and down-to-earth personalities. The band's original members were Travis Clark, Danny Duncan, and brothers Hunter and Drew Thompson. They debuted with their self-titled album in 2007, which featured the popular single "Check Yes... read full bio
Los Angeles-based R&B singer-songwriter, Wrabel was catapulted to fame when his song Ten Feet Tall was featured in the Bud Light Super Bowl commercial, being heard by a hundred million viewers. Previously, he wrote songs for artists like Phillip Phillips an Adam Lambert, before signing with Island thanks to a demo recording of Ten Feet Tall. The track is collaboration... read full bio
