Young Bombs are old friends who have been active in the music industry. Tristan Norton and Martin Kottmeier, the DJ/producer pair, first connected in high school while they were both busy exercising their adolescent punk rock muscles. Since then, they have been collaborating on music. " Both of our bands were performing in the battle of the bands," and according to... read full bio
Three friends in Christchurch, New Zealand, formed the electro-pop group Yumi Zouma as a home recording project. Nevertheless, they soon outgrew their modest beginnings and began to perform live around the globe. Their music gradually changed and by the time of Present Tense, the trio had started to add acoustic instruments and live percussion into their arrangements. They had been balancing... read full bio
LA-based producer YETEP, who supports community-driven music, never ceases to astound the music business with his creativity and uniqueness. YETEP, who started his summit only three years ago, is rapidly making a name for himself in the dance music industry. The inventive producer, who gained a cult-like following as a result of his monthly mix series on Soundcloud, is now... read full bio
French Breton musician and composer Yann Tiersen was born on June 23, 1970. The electric guitar, piano, synthesisers, violin, xylophone, toy piano, harpsichord, piano accordion, and even a typewriter are just a few of the instruments he uses in his eclectic musical style, which is well known for fusing classical and modern instruments. Studio recordings, musical partnerships, and soundtracks for motion... read full bio
Olly Alexander has established himself as one of the most innovative modern pop artists in the world as Years & Years. The singer, actor, fashion icon and cultural trailblazer has released three wildly successful albums to far, garnered five Brit Award nominations, over five billion worldwide streams and performed victorious gigs at venues like Glastonbury's Pyramid Stage and The O2 Arena. Olly... read full bio
Dissolver, Younghusband's second album, had a long list of notable artists when it was published. It was published by ATP, produced by Robert Hampson of Loop, recorded at Geoff Barrow's Invada Studios and featured the expansive viola playing of Warren Ellis from Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds. The end result was an album that gently rejected the neo-psych label that... read full bio
Marco Sterk, sometimes known as Young Marco, is a DJ and producer, and one of Amsterdam's best-kept secrets. He worked mostly unnoticed on the city's underground dance music scene for much over a decade. He developed his craft here through a number of now-famous residencies, where he earned a reputation for gutsy, genre-defying eclecticism by playing sets that connected the dots between everything from... read full bio
With over 17 million Spotify streams, co-writing with Art Garfunkel, and singing with Jeff Goldblum's jazz ensemble, Steven Fiore's career resembles a legendary game of truths and lies. However, every word of it is true. Although Fiore's initial success came as a songwriter for Universal Music Group Publishing in Los Angeles, where he secured songs for musicians such as Howie Day... read full bio
Youmna Saba is a composer, musicologist and performer. She graduated from Antonine University in Lebanon with a master's degree in musicology. Her current research focuses on the interaction between Arabic spoken in song and electroacoustic music. These investigations show up as a variety of projects, from electroacoustic experiments on new devices made for voice and her instrument, the oud, to film... read full bio
Thai indie pop group YONLAPA is based in Chiang Mai. With the English-language tracks "U" and "Let Me Go," the quartet—vocalist/guitarist Yonlapa "Noina" Pienpanassak, synth player Arnuphap "Gunn" Foeilung, bassist Nawin Raknaisil, and drummer Chalanthorn "Fewchy" Soontornpitak—introduced themselves. Appealing to feelings of nostalgia and longing, they were compared to other Thai acts Phum Viphurit, Landokmai, Moving and Cut, and Dept. First Trip,... read full bio
Yvette Nicole Brown can be seen as Oscar’s outspoken assistant, Dani, in the CBS sitcom The Odd Couple. She also voices the character, principal Amanda Waller, in the web series DC Super Hero Girls. Previously, she starred as Shirley Bennett on NBC’s Community, had a recurring role on Nickelodeon’s Drake & Josh as Helen Dubois, and provided the voice for... read full bio
Yonaka is an alternative rock band from Brighton. Yonaka consists of four talented individuals, Theresa Jarvis, George Edwards, Alex Crosby, and Robert Mason. The band combines elements of metal, rock, hip-hop, and grime to create their volcanic sound. As a genre-melding band, Yonaka appeals to a variety of listeners, taking advantage of the open minds of the youth of today.... read full bio
Liu Yifei is a Chinese-American actress, model, and singer, best known for her role of Golden Sparrow in the film “The Forbidden Kingdom”, and for acting in several Chinese films. Yifei started her career modeling and at the same time started to train in singing, dancing, and playing the piano. Yifei moved to New York City when she was 10... read full bio
Y’lan Noel is an American actor who is best known for playing Daniel King in the television series “Insecure” and Dmitri in the film “The First Purge”. Noel was born in Brooklyn, New York and was raised in Queens before his family moved to Georgia. He studied at New York University and went on to continue through Tisch School of... read full bio
Yvette Monreal is an American actress who is best known for playing Senna in the television series “Matador” and Reagan in the television series “Faking It”. She has recently made her box office film debut playing Gabrielle in “Rambo: Last Blood”. Monreal made her acting debut playing Temperance in the television series “Harpies”. Since then, her television credits include “Chutes... read full bio
It's time to get acquainted with Yebba if you aren't already. The Grammy-winning musician has become one of the most in-demand artists in the music business, working with artists like Ed Sheeran, Drake, Chance the Rapper and Mark Ronson. The singer first came to public attention when a video of her mesmerizing rendition of the song "My Mind" at a Sofar Sounds... read full bio
With the release of their anthem-filled debut EP, Too Late for Apologies, the Australian underground was blasted by the sun-drenched punk of Yours Truly. The Sydney-based band, which includes vocalist Mikaila Delgado, guitarists Teddie Winder-Haron and Lachlan Cronin and drummer Bradley Cronon, soon built a following by touring nonstop throughout Australia to perform their brand of anthemic pop-punk with emo influences. Yours... read full bio
Nicholas van Hofwegen's accumulated thoughts are presented in Young & Sick. He strikes a balance between his more recent life in the American South and his earlier roots in rural Holland through the use of music, art and design. He signed both of the album covers for Foster the People's Torches and Overexposed by Maroon 5, thus you may remember his name... read full bio
Yemi Eberechi Alade, a singer, songwriter, actress, and activist from Nigeria, was born on March 13, 1989. She gained notoriety after joining Effyzzie Music Group and won the Peak Talent Show in 2009. Her status as one of the biggest performers in Africa in the music industry was cemented with her hit track "Johnny" in 2014. Since then, Yemi has... read full bio
A professional baseball catcher for the Chicago Cubs, Yan Gomes has shown to be a dependable catcher defensively and a valuable player at the plate since making his Major League debut. Gomes has won Silver Slugger and All-Star awards and is renowned for his powerful arm and ability to manage a game behind the plate. The first Brazilian-born player in MLB... read full bio
