Dragged Under covers a few different genres: they’re punk, metalcore, metal rock, and alternative. In fact, even though many would call them a metalcore band, they have cited some of their biggest influences are iconic punk bands like Sum 41, The Offspring, and Rise Against. They call it “3 parts punk rock, 1 part metal/hardcore.” The band consists of Ryan... read full bio
Doctor P (AKA Shaun Brockhurst) is an English DJ and dubstep musician. You may have heard his songs “Tetris,” “Sweet Shop”, “Watch Out”, as well as his remises of Example’s “Last One Standing” and “Love Goes Down” by Plan B. All of these have over 5 million plays on YouTube. He’s also known for his major collaborations with artists like... read full bio
Elise Ashlyn Trouw is a multi-talented multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter from Newport Beach. Elise made her way to San Diego at an early age, where she learned to play the piano using the song “My Immortal” by Evanescence as her inspiration. When she was ten, Elise learned to play the drums in Fallbrook, California. Strangely, she gained an interest in playing the... read full bio
Elder Island is a dance electronic band from Bristol, where they founded the group orginally known as Trouvaille. They messed around with experimental folk sounds while the members pursued various art degrees in Bristol and South Wales. In 2014, they made their debut on BBC Radio 6, something that had more of an EDM house sound. Even though they made... read full bio
Elanor Moss is a singer-songwriter who hails from Lincolnshire, York, and Leeds. While there, she graduated with a degree in Medieval Literature. While attending school, she started writing songs and performing them while collaborated with artists like Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Rosie Carney, The Howl and the Hum, and others. Elanor is fresh on the scene, with the release of her... read full bio
Echos is a Portland-based duo whose music is not so easy to sum up in a simple label but you could say that they are a combination of electronic, cinematic post-rock, pop, and experimental. Echos has been called “oddly infections” and that they will put you “in an electronic haze.” Their lyrics are bitter, romantic, and at times self-referential, something... read full bio
Easy Star All-Stars is a collective that came together in the late 90s to put together a world music, reggae, and ska band of epic proportions. One thing they’re known for is putting together new versions of classic songs. For example, they released the album “Radiodread”, a recreation of Radiohead’s “OK Computer” album, as well as “Dub Side of the... read full bio
MckNasty is a famous DJ, as well as the drummer for Wretch 32's live band. He plays alongside two of his siblings and spends a lot of his time drumming for Naughty Boy's live performance band. McKenzie made an appearance on Plan B's film Ill Manors in 2012, as well as the music video for the single "Playing with... read full bio
Ummet Ozcan was born in August of 1982. He is a Dutch DJ, musician, and record producer from Putten, Gelderland who is of Turkish heritage. Ummet signed with Spinnin’ Records and subsequently collaborated with DJ’s like Armin van Buuren, Sander Van Doom, Calvin Harris, Hardwell, Tiesto, amongst others. Ummet is known as a DJ and producer with a distinct “softsynth”... read full bio
Enola Gay first hit the hardcore, post-punk, noise rock scene in 2020 with their debut single “The Birth of a Nation”, followed up quickly by a remix of the same song (thanks to Mount Palomar). The very next year, they released “Sofa Surfing” (their most famous track to date), “Through Men’s Eyes”, “Salt”, “Scrappers”, and their debut EP “Gransha”, which... read full bio
Emeryld is a New York City-based RnB artist who is releasing hit after smash hit. Her song “Right There” and its music video were both huge hits and made their rounds online. It’s a song about mental health and how painful it can after a breakup. Emeryld was one of the many who struggled during the pandemic, but hers had... read full bio
Elvy the God (or Angel Melendez) is a rapper who is making a big splash on the internet with his debut “Rolling Stone” hitting the web in 2017.Each consecutive released like “No Telling” and “Spaz Out” in 2018 and “It”, “Kill ‘Em”, “Love Me”, “Legit”, “100 Degrees”, “Cut The Check”, “Sp3”, and the debut EP “Applying Pressure” in 2019. The... read full bio
Fenix Flexin was a former member of the hip hop collection Shoreline Mafia but has carved out a path with his solo career and it’s been quite a successful ride so far. He collaborated with OhGeesy to put out his debut solo album called “GEEZYWORLD”. With Shoreline Mafia, he became a pioneer in the new era of the West Coast... read full bio
Fairlane is an artist and DJ who’s been on the scene since 2015 under the Monstercat banner. He participated in the very first Mix Contest, in which he won while still performing under the state name Buttons. He would later be featured on “Monstercat Instinct Vol. 7” and “Monstercat – Best of 2021”. That same year, he released the song... read full bio
Eyedress, AKA Idris Vicuña, is a singer-songwriter, producer, and rapper from Manila, Philippines. While growing up in a neighborhood that led him to stay indoors, he learned to play the guitar at a young age. He eventually made his way to Phoenix, Arizona with his family and was then introduced to American punk music, thanks to the local “anarchists” and... read full bio
Esseks, known as Sam Eckstein, is a DJ, visual artist, and electronic producer based out of Brooklyn, New York. He displays a wide array of styles and genres in his music, which ranges from more bass-centered sounds that focus on the more off-kilter. With that said, Esseks effortlessly ties these diverse elements together perfectly and his subtle, yet highly recognizable... read full bio
Eptic, also known as Michaël Bella, is a DJ and electronic music producer from Belgium. He is perhaps best known for the EP “Overlord”, an album that peaked at the 22nd spot on the Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart. He was only 19 when he set off on this journey of becoming a world-famous DJ, gaining attention within the dubstep... read full bio
FM-84 is an electronic musician and DJ whose single “Never Stop” gained a lot of attention back in 2017. The song was a collaboration with Ollie Wride, who is a frequent collaborator with FM-84. The song gained them both a lot of attention. The song sounds like it was inspired by the synth pop sounds of 1980s. It’s melancholic, nostalgic,... read full bio
Fields of the Nephilim is an English-based gothic rock band that originally got together in Stevenage, Hertfordshire. This was back in 1984. You may have heard the term “Nephilim,” which refers to a mysterious race of angel-human hybrids from the Bible. The band – which consists of Carl McCoy, Gav King, Adam Leach, Tony Pettitt, and Lee Newell – has... read full bio
Fickle Friends is an indie rock band that hails from Brighton, East Sussex in England. They’ve been playing since 2013 and the band consists of Natassja Shiner on vocals, keyboard, Harry Herrington on bass, backing vocals, Sam Morris on drums, and Jack Wilson on keyboards. They all met while Natassja and Sam were at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.... read full bio
