Johnny Marr is an English singer and songwriter who also plays the guitar, the keyboards, the piano, the harmonica, the mandolin, the harmonium, and the autoharp. He was the co-songwriter with Morrissey for the Smiths, which is a band that has been called the most important alternative rock band to emerge from the British independent music scene of the 1980's.... read full bio
Johnny Stimson is a dapper, elegant young artist who will rejuvenate and refresh your hope in music. He is a rare treasure in the modern pop world and a modern pop world rarity. The combination of his melodies that stick in your head and insightful lyrics results in tunes that make you want to tap your toes. Johnny's energetic style... read full bio
The Swedish rock duo Johnossi, winners of a Grammy and a platinum record, is back and this time they're bolder and bigger than ever. The huge rock/pop choruses of Johnossi's cosmos are incredibly easy to get lost in. "Air Is Free," their most recent hit, is no exception. Ossi's thunderous drumming and John's notable guitar riffs remain the foundation of... read full bio
Since their founding, they have contributed to the resurgence of the live music scene, which has rekindled youth interest in music and inspired a new generation of young musicians in Slovenia. Bojan on vocals, Kris on guitar, Jan on guitar, Nace on bass and Jure on drums make up the band. The majority of them got to know one another while... read full bio
Jon Brion is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer. He has an extensive career in music, along with a repertoire in producing and film score composing. He has produced music for artists like Kanye West and Fiona Apple. Brion has scored films like Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and Meaningless. His performing career includes work... read full bio
Jon Foreman is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who is best known for his rise to fame as a member, songwriter, and co-founder of the band Switchfoot. Through his fame with Switchfoot, the band became best known for their singles “Meant to Live” and “Dare You to Move.” Foreman was born in San Bernardino County, California, and later grew up... read full bio
Jon McLaughlin has been playing piano and making music since childhood. He was born and raised in Indiana, where he also attended Anderson University. With the support of the university’s record label, Oranghaus, a few friends and an old Chevy van, McLaughlin wrote and recorded music, and toured extensively throughout his college years before he was signed to Island Records.... read full bio
Jonah Marais Roth Frantzich, Corbyn Besson, Jack Avery, Zach Herron, and Daniel Seavey—who made an appearance on the fourteenth season of American Idol—are members of the pop boyband Why Don't We. He only put out one EP, When The Daylight's Gone, prior to joining the group, which had singles like "War Paint" and "Take You Home Tonight." Jonah was a... read full bio
Jonathan Richman was born May 15th 1951 to a Jewish family in Natick, Massachusetts. He began playing music and writing his own songs in the mid-1960s. In 1969 he moved to New York City, where he spent time living on the couch of The Velvet Undergrounds manager and working odd jobs while trying to break in as a professional musician.... read full bio
Jonathan Wilson produced Father John Misty's Pure Comedy, which received a Grammy nomination and touring arenas all over the world with Pink Floyd icon Roger Waters (for whom he also provided a guitar solo on the acclaimed Is This The Life We Really Want album). Wilson also received a lot of praise for his collaboration with Karen Elson on her sophomore album... read full bio
With a new record, a new hip and a new base of operations in Los Angeles, California, Jonny Fritz is back. When we last saw our hero, Jonny had just finished recording the cathartic classic, Dad Country, which he had recorded in Jackson Browne's home studio and released through ATO Records as a plea to the next generation for a revitalized... read full bio
Jonny Greenwood is an English musician and composer who is best known for being the lead guitarist and keyboardist of the alternative rock band Radiohead. Apart from his work with Radiohead, Greenwood is also known for writing several film scores. Greenwood was born in Oxford, England, and during his time studying at Abingdon School he met other members of what... read full bio
Jordan Mackampa's music, like those of the soul legends he grew up listening to and the grime artists he cherishes, is intended to inform as much as amuse. His raw songs, which are reflections of his existence as an outsider, span from his birthplace in the Republic of Congo to his hip hop-obsessed upbringing in north London to his formative... read full bio
Jordan Rakei is a New Zealand-Australian musician, singer-songwriter and record producer who has also been known as Dan Kye. Rakei was born in Tokoroa, New Zealand, and is currently based out of London, United Kingdom. When Rakei was three, he moved to Brisbane, Australia, and later grew up playing instruments which include the piano and guitar. He later began to... read full bio
The New York songwriter has undoubtedly changed over her brief career. Before switching to the spindly bedroom pop of Something To Say To You, she began her career with the indie folk of Classical Notions of Happiness. After a year, she began to stray towards her TV Girl collaboration Summer's Over, before finally giving way to Face The Wall's hi-gloss... read full bio
Since the release of his mixtape Almost An Adult, Jords, a rapper from south-east London, has incorporated diaspora and the Black British experience into his music. He explores his needs, goals and values in an unabashed manner, drawing motivation from the Black Lives Matter movement, demonstrating his Jamaican heritage, and taking part in charitable endeavors like Pickni Uniforms. "Dirt In The Diamond,"... read full bio
Jordss is a DJ and Rinse FM host who is located in London. Boiler Room dubbed Jordss the "Queen of R&B Edits" for her skill at giving familiar songs a fresh spin and her willingness to throw in a few curveballs. Jordss is a third-generation Jamaican who grew up in London. Her music is influenced by the Caribbean, gritty London... read full bio
Joseph Capriati is a music producer and DJ from Naples, Italy. He started out his career as a DJ in the town in which he grew up, Caserta. He started making music at a young age, and he released his debut track, “C’est la Vie,” and only a year later he played at an Awakenings event on New Year’s Eve... read full bio
After relocating from Ipswich to London, Joseph Lawrence started his career, attracting attention in the city's jazz scene and polishing his craft at the storied Ronnie Scott's, creating a network of outstanding players in the process. From then, he started playing in bands and gradually developing his own music behind the scenes before starting to work on his debut album. Joseph is... read full bio
Josh Cashman, a singer-songwriter and musician who made the transition from the quiet countryside to the bright lights of the big metropolis, has been making waves both domestically and abroad with his unassuming, beautiful and deeply felt artistic work. Each song showcases Josh's charming, airy vocal and songwriting skills while also conjuring up a dreamlike ambience that transports you to a mystical... read full bio
