Molly Sarlé's open-hearted, uncompromising songwriting is ideal for late-night karaoke comedowns, somber morning walks and picturing the hereafter. She has written songs from the Big Sur cliffs to the North Carolina backwoods. Incantations from the West Coast with a cozy Appalachian warmth. Her debut album is a compilation of songs written by a lady who understood from birth that her capacity for... read full bio
Life continues to go on, for better or worse. The mind behind Little Trees, Lexi Vega, addresses this essential reality throughout her first album Always In Motion. But, accepting this inevitable state of affairs has been a lifelong challenge. Being the unusual offspring of a Cuban-born father and a Japanese-American mother has always caused friction in Lexi's life. Years after playing the... read full bio
Mewn, a five-piece alt-rock group from Manchester's underground, got together because they both loved the artists that are now their primary inspirations. The Starlight Magic Hour, Slow Knife, Bunny Hoova, The Early Mornings and Charles Howl have all performed on stages alongside the band since its formation. Rachel Bell on guitar and vocals, Daniel Bluer on guitar, Matthew Protz on keys, Daniel Cowman... read full bio
Born and reared in London, Matilda Mann has had a remarkable start to her still-early music career. On the radio, Matilda has received support from tastemakers including BBC Radio 1, where her most recent song was debuted as the Hottest Song in the World, KCRW and NPR. She has received comparable great press coverage from publications like Evening Standard, Clash, The... read full bio
At family birthday celebrations when Martha Skye Murphy was three years old, she would sing while standing up on tables. Her major break occurred when she sang Cat Power's Free in front of John Hillcoat, a friend of her parents' who was directing the movie The Proposition, which included a soundtrack by Warren Ellis and Nick Cave. Murphy's training under... read full bio
Monica Martin is a singer-songwriter from Chicago who spent her childhood in rural Wisconsin, where she spent much of her time waiting for Billie Holiday videos to load on remote dial-up or driving to Milwaukee to see punk gigs in damaged Geo Metros. She was trained as a hairdresser and her only musical aspirations were to sing harmonies over the... read full bio
ME REX got its start with shouty, electronic bedroom pop experiments at the writer Myles McCabe's house. McCabe was shortly joined by lifelong friends Rich Mandell (bass/keys/vocals) and Phoebe Cross (drums/vocals), who both contributed to the song's "surging gigantic hooks" and themes of friendship, forgiveness, joy and dinosaurs. Me Rex are returning to the traditional sense of song structures with their new... read full bio
Mom Jeans, from California, present an emotional, heart-on-sleeve combination of emo-tinged indie rock, similar to Modern Baseball and the Front Bottoms, as heard on their debut, Best Buds and subsequent efforts Puppy Love and Sweet Tooth. The group, which formed in Berkeley while attending university, wasted no time in putting together their initial release, a self-titled two-track single. A few demos followed before... read full bio
MICHELLE paints an image of a band captivated by their work, a group capable of blending six distinct viewpoints and backgrounds into one unified, stunning collection, by sharing the sacred space of meals and the private space of dreams. On 14 short tracks, AFTER DINNER WE TALK DREAMS captures what it means for six friends and colleagues to constantly rebuild... read full bio
Matt Ferranti, a multi-talented entertainer, musician and songwriter, understands the value of hard work and seizing every chance. Ferranti grew up in Bay City, Michigan, performing modern Christian music at his father's church before crafting his unique blend of country melded with Detroit R&B. Ferranti immediately created a name for himself in Nashville, grinding away at songwriter sessions and performance rounds,... read full bio
Martha Da'ro, a Belgian with Angolan roots, will transport you to another world with her silky music, which combines soul, hip-hop and funk components. She has already gained attention as a member of the hip-hop collective Soul'Art and as an award-winning actress for her performance in the film Black. As a solo artist, Martha Da'ro demonstrates emotional and artistic maturity, with... read full bio
With her catchy melodies and "arrow through the heart" lyrics, Australian singer-songwriter Missy Higgins has achieved tremendous success. Her voice is captivating and conveys the meaning of her songs with clarity. Missy's critically acclaimed albums "The Sound Of White" (ARIA Album Of The Year featuring the hits "Scar," "Ten Days" and "The Special Two"), "On A Clear Night" (featuring the North... read full bio
Rapper MATA is from Poland. He founded the well-known band Gombao33. With the release of his debut album, "100 dni do matury," MATA made his professional debut. He revealed the arrival of his eagerly awaited second album, "Mlody Matczak," which broke various records, including the number of Polish Spotify users per day. Immediately after its release, "Mlody Matczak" received an... read full bio
With their powerful female vocals and alternative rock style, Marisa And The Moths are grabbing attention. Press publications including Kerrang!, Classic Rock and BBC Radio 2's Rock Show gave their self-titled debut album nothing but positive reviews. Marisa And The Moths have established themselves as a top-tier live group thanks to their prior headlining tours, support roles for musicians like Kris Barras... read full bio
Maude Audet is a singer-songwriter with a delicate, somewhat gruff voice who writes songs that express her everyday yearning to dream big. Her third studio album, Tu ne mourras pas, with lyrics that are always spot-on and a folk and vintage pop background with psychedelic elements. Her earlier album, Comme une odeur de déclin, was nominated for the Alternative Album... read full bio
Malinda is a singer, composer and actress from New York and Washington, DC, who aims to build community via her work. Jazz, pop and folk are influences on her subsequent hits as well as her debut EP, Love Letter. Since she started making her own songs, Malinda has gained a reputation for having a great sense of vocal storytelling. She balances her... read full bio
Maya de Vitry's energetic and passionate voice, described as having a "soulful intimacy" by Folk Alley, appears to emerge from some need to bring melodies to life. In Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, she grew up in a musical household where music was a means to socialize and enjoy a summer evening by a campfire. Country, gospel and folk tunes, as well as... read full bio
Marinero's Hardly Art debut, Hella Love, is an album about ending a book. It serves as Jess Sylvester's farewell and love letter to the San Francisco Bay Area, where he was born and raised, before moving to Los Angeles after finishing his debut album. Jess Sylvester chose the name Marinero, which translates to "sailor" in Spanish, as a way to... read full bio
Marley Bleu, a wonderkid from Santa Clarita, was born Marley Bleu Elise Berry. The talented singer, who is descended from Chuck Berry of rock and roll fame, seemed destined for a future in music. Bleu's entry into the field is only made more inevitable by the fact that both her father and brother are musicians. Marley was first discovered on... read full bio
A well-known American television producer, businesswoman, and entertainment executive is Mona Scott-Young. She has had a huge impact on the entertainment business, particularly in the field of reality television, with her extraordinary vision and knowledge. Scott-Young, who was born in Queens, New York, on February 15, 1967, has made significant strides in the media. As the founder and CEO of Monami... read full bio
