Rapper Antoine Reed, better known by his stage name Sir Michael Rocks, was born in the Chicago suburb of Matteson, Illinois, on December 24, 1987. Rocks was inspired to begin rhyming at the young age of ten by the legendary hip hop musicians he grew up listening to, including Nas, Jay-Z, Slick Rick, Eric B. and Rakim, Nas, Jay-Z, and... read full bio
Sir John Armitt is an English civil works engineer and current chairman of the United Kingdom's National Infrastructure Commission. Sir John has a wealth of experience working with the government at the ministerial level as well as in the building, engineering and transportation industries. Having served as Chair of the Government Commission on the Thames Estuary, the Olympic Delivery Authority and the... read full bio
"Flutist JAMES GALWAY is internationally regarded as both a matchless interpreter of the classical repertoire and a consummate entertainer whose charismatic appeal crosses all musical boundaries. His unique sound, superb musicianship, and dazzling virtuosity have made him one of the most respected and sought-after performing artists of our time. Through his extensive tours, numerous best-selling RCA Victor Red Seal and... read full bio
The most recent and intriguing addition to Bristol's apparently limitless talent, Sir Hiss made a name for himself with the landmark 12" track "Danny Uzi Vert," the anthem of Outlook Festival, whose initial run of 500 copies was quickly sold out. Following that, he had a very busy year that included frequent appearances at renowned events around the country as... read full bio
Legendary producer, arranger, composer and author, Sir George Martin has had an impact on popular culture and music that is immeasurable. Often referred to as the fifth Beatle, Martin signed the Beatles and subsequently produced, arranged and often performed on many of the most memorable songs. Together they invented contemporary multi-track recording, a process which hasnt changed much since that... read full bio
Sir Chloe is an American indie-rock band from Bennington, Vermont, that is now based out of Brooklyn, New York. Sir Chloe consists of members Dana Foote on guitar and vocals, Teddy O’mara on guitar, Palmer Foote on drums and Austin Holmes on bass. Sir Chloe was started by Dana Foote who began the project as a solo act. The band... read full bio
Born Charles Jones, Jr. in Akron, Ohio, to composer/pianist Charles Jones Sr. and civil rights activist Blanche Jones from Birmingham, the composer Sir Charles Jones is a collaborator of the throwback and modern in his classic Southern style of R&B. Jones traveled the South on what was known as the "Chitlin' Circuit" as a background vocalist for composer Marvin Sease. Following... read full bio
He gained notoriety when he won silver in the Atlanta Games and then went on to win gold at the Sydney, Athens, Beijing and London Olympic Games, making him the most successful Olympic sailor of all time and the most successful British sailor in history. Since he was young, Sir Ben Ainslie, one of the most well-known sailors in the world, has... read full bio
SiR is an American singer-songwriter and record producer. He has released two studio albums and two EPs and mixtapes. Growing up, he came from a musical family and they were all gospel singers. He went on to graduate with a degree in recording arts and along the way learned how to write songs, produce, and arrange. For a short time... read full bio
Everyone who has been in the Australian bass music scene knows the name SIPPY, a bass music powerhouse who was born in Sydney. Sippy, a well-known product of the ICON Collective in Los Angeles, takes satisfaction in delivering much-needed guts and honesty to the scene. Sippy spent years doing many headlining tours and at renowned festivals like Touch Bass and... read full bio
Siovo traveled to Berlin in an attempt to escape his little town in southern Germany, close to Stuttgart. His first greeting to me was not bashful at all, yet it was still extremely gentle, with the air of something more beneath the cap that covered a portion of his face and his enormous, oversized sweater that made him seem twice his... read full bio
One of the most intriguing and exceptional new performers in the UK is the Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Siobhan Wilson. Her CD, There Are No Saints, has received laudatory reviews from Rolling Stone, BBC 6 Music, NPR's All Songs Considered and has appeared frequently on "best of" lists in the UK's underground music press. Wilson's writing is sharp and audaciously unconventional. Her classical background... read full bio
Siobhan Bell is a rising star in the world of music, having started DJing as a resident for the Work It club night in east London back in 2010. Known for bringing a much-needed dose of fun, freedom, and '90s R&B to the city’s nightlife, she has since expanded her repertoire to include bouncy Jersey club and trap beats. Her... read full bio
Sinqua Walls is an American actor and former college basketball player for Cal Poly Pomona and the University of San Francisco. While growing up, Walls enjoyed playing sports but also enjoyed learning plays and studying lines of movies. He went on to study theatre and film at the University of San Francisco’s art program. From there, Walls made his television... read full bio
Sinkane is a Sudanese-American musician, signed with City Slang Records, who incorporates krautrock, prog rock, electronica, free jazz and funk rock with Sudanese pop in his music. He has released six albums: Sinisterals, Color Voice, Sinkane, Mars, Mean Love, and Life & Livin’ It. Sinkane made his television debut as a musical guest on Conan, performing “U’Huh”. Sinkane is also... read full bio
Piano player and composer Sinj Clarke resides in Melbourne. The music of Sinj Clarke, who is renowned for his subdued and laconic compositional approach, conjures up images of sun-drenched exotica and late 1970s Italian film themes. As a newcomer to the industry in 2019, Sinj Clarke's debut EP "Music For An Italian Afternoon" developed a distinctive style of composition that... read full bio
Fred Huurdeman and Adriaan de Koning are the driving forces behind Sinister Souls. Based in Utrecht, the Netherlands, they use influences from Breakcore, Techno, Rave, and Drum 'n Bass to produce their own brand of filthy Dubstep. Since they began, Sinister Souls has already accomplished a number of significant goals. From performing at festivals like Q-Base and Qore 3.0 in the... read full bio
The Canadian punk rock group Single Mothers is from London, Ontario. After suffering through a split, Andrew Thomson started the band, which has since gained recognition in the Canadian punk music scene. In 2011, Single Mothers released their self-titled EP, which was supported with music videos for the songs "Baby" and "Christian Girls." The EP was distributed by Hidden Voice,... read full bio
Sinead O'Brien is a rising Irish poet and musician, known for her unique blend of spoken-word poetry and post-punk music. Born and raised in Limerick, Ireland, O'Brien moved to London to pursue her artistic career. She started writing poetry at a young age and was inspired by the work of Irish poets like WB Yeats and Seamus Heaney. O'Brien's music combines... read full bio
Sinead Harnett is an English singer-songwriter from London, England. Harnett studied acting at Arts University College Bournemouth and while there, she would act in her school’s productions. She later moved to singing and gained popularity after being featured on Wiley’s single “Walk Away”. This gained her guest tracks on Disclosure’s “Boiling” as well as Rudimental’s album “Home” and Ryan Hemsworth’s... read full bio
