Isaac Dunbar is an alternative pop singer-songwriter from Barnstable, Massachusetts. Dunbar first started creating his own EDM music at only nine years old. Dunbar was a big fan of Lady Gaga and decided to learn more about music production after he found out that Madeon was a producer for Lady Gaga’s album “Artpop.” During this time he went on to... read full bio
Isaac Gracie is a British singer-songwriter from Ealing, West London who began his career as a child singing in the Ealing Abbey Choir. Gracie began writing his own songs by the time he was only 14 years old. Gracie always knew he wanted to pursue a musical career and set out to focus on music after the release of his... read full bio
American artist Isaac Edward Slade is the lead singer, primary songwriter, pianist, and co-founder of the rock group The Fray from Colorado. Early in his career, Slade joined Ember, a group that also included his future bandmates Ben Wysocki and Dave Welsh. The group quickly disbanded, and later, in the spring of 2002, Slade stumbled across vocalist/guitarist Joe King, a former... read full bio
Isaac Waddington, a singer-songwriter who now resides in London and is originally from Portsmouth, has a classical music background. He spent his formative years singing with the Chichester Cathedral Choir and was awarded the renowned "BBC Young Chorister of the Year" award. Isaac has drawn musical inspiration for his new EP, Dirty Mile, from some of his most important musical role... read full bio
Culturally diverse Kānaka Maoli singer-songwriter Isabeau Waia'u Walker is originally from Wailuku, Maui, but currently resides in Portland. She is a strong proponent of the storytelling power of song and strives to speak to the heart and intellect in all that she produces. Her voice, lyrics, melodies, and harmonies are simultaneously unpolished and polished, personal yet approachable, evocative and eerie. Heavyweight Heavyweight... read full bio
It's strange that singing has become Isabel LaRosa's entire life since she used to dislike it when she was younger. Her older brother played guitar and her father performed saxophone at local jazz jams and open mic nights in Annapolis, where her dad brought her and her brother. Although their mother isn't a musician, she raised them like a genuine Cuban... read full bio
From her childhood bedroom in Vermont, Isabel Pless launched a musical career because she loved making songs. Since she wrote her first song, Isabel has used music as a cathartic method for expressing her emotions, even creating songs about the pandemic and posting them online. She is then producing songs with lyrics that are highly relevant to her fan base and... read full bio
Island of Love is a London-based band who recently released the single “Songs of Love” after being signed to Third Man Records London. In fact, they are actually the very first band to be signed to the label. Island of Love consists of four members who were signed to the label not 30-seconds after they got off stage after one... read full bio
Islandman, a musical identity created by Istanbul-based musician and producer Tolga Boyuk, is based on the musical aspirations of a dreamer who creates stories about an imaginary location. Islandman takes the stage in the shape of an electro-acoustic live trio that combines shamanic rhythms with spacey live guitars and calm electronic structures and dance beats. The mixing concept is to combine Turkish... read full bio
Issam Alnajjar is paving the way for a new wave of Middle Eastern and North African musicians to dominate the international music landscape. He's a musician from Jordan who had been writing songs for a few years while emulating pop artists like Shawn Mendes and Ed Sheeran and admiring the originality of legends like Queen and The Weeknd when he found inspiration for... read full bio
Issey Cross, a musician based in London, is a promising new artist to keep an eye on. She already has a catalog of songs in the works. She grew up in a musical environment, which inspired her to write her own songs and perform as a teenager. Issey has carved out a place for herself in the industry and her unique mashup... read full bio
The band, which bills itself as "music for cucks, by cucks," is made up of a revolving group of people who all share the conviction that progressive politics can coexist with emo. Itoldyouiwouldeatyou's popularity stems from Joey Ashworth, a motormouth vocalist whose emotional intelligence and impish charm are fundamental to the song's appeal. Itoldyouiwouldeatyou's debut album, "Oh Dearism," is a record... read full bio
IV4 plays a versatile game. The St. Louis-born singer and songwriter, who is also a dominant model, draws influence from a variety of sources, which is reflected in her multilayered R&B, pop and hip-hop style. She is a unique artist not simply because of the various hats she wears, but also because of the way she integrates all of those inspirations... read full bio
In the seaside resort of Brighton, Sophie Bond, also known as Iyamah (pronounced i-yam-ah), grew up surrounded by the rhythms of reggae music and African drumming. She picked up a piano and began creating songs, but she kept them as a form of journaling for her personal self-expression. She didn't develop a love for Neo-Soul and hip hop until she... read full bio
Iyla Blue first hit the scene back in 2018 when she uploaded her first song “Power” to YouTube. Shortly after, she released the EP “War + Raindrops” the same year and it was a very quick rise to fame as she is now a household name just a few years later. She is known of r viral songs like “juice”... read full bio
J ember is an up-and-coming alternative-indie singer-songwriter from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, who is known for mixing together electronic and acoustic sounds. J ember began his career with the release of his debut single, “Exit Society.” The following year, j ember went on to release four singles which included “something more,” “Parallel,” “Lines” and “nothing left.” Over the next few years,... read full bio
J Mascis is an American musician who is best known for being a singer-songwriter and guitarist for the band Dinosaur Jr. As a solo artist, Mascis has released seven albums. He’s also worked with bands such as Witch, Deep Wound, Upsidedown Cross, Sweet Apple, Heavy Blanket, and J Mascis + The Fog. As a guitarist, Mascis has been featured on... read full bio
J. Roddy Walston focuses on songs and danceable kinetics over pretentious hipness and contemporary pop gimmicks in his classic-sounding Southern rock/Americana style. Whenever he performs live, he attracts a sizable audience wherever he goes. His first band, The Business, published LMNEP, which was followed by the self-released full-length album Hail Mega Boys. He is now focused on his solo act with... read full bio
J.R. Carroll has recently published some work that is of really high quality. He and Bryan have been good friends for a longer, and in Bryan’s YouTube documentary “Hope", from the production of Elizabeth, the two talk about how they met. They did, and the very first time they got together, along with their mutual friend Caleb Buchfink, the boys... read full bio
J.S. Ondara is a Kenyan singer-songwriter and guitarist who has been gaining recognition since the release of his debut studio album, “Tales of America”. Growing up, Ondara would write poems, stories, and songs and found himself inspired by artists such as Guns N’ Roses, Bob Dylan, Radiohead, Death Cab for Cutie, Jeff Buckley, Pearl Jam, and more. Later in life,... read full bio
