Flautist Eliza Marshall has always placed a strong emphasis on blending many musical genres and she has a special fondness for the music of Scotland, Africa, Steve Reich and Paul Simon. Layers of rhythms, percussion, electronics, spoken word and guitars are woven together, in addition to her enormous collection of flutes, whistles and bansuris. With the assistance of PRS Women Make Music and Arts... read full bio
Southeast London DJ and vocalist Ell Murphy has gained notoriety with her multi-genre mixes and releases. She mixes the two skills behind the decks to present a distinctive performing approach. As a resident on Balamii radio and around the UK, Ell can be heard singing live over her upbeat choices. She has performed important sets for FOLD, Hör Berlin, Fabric, and... read full bio
The incredible bold vocal stylings of Ella Eyre is being recognized by todays hottest stars, leading her to work with such notable songwriters such as Fraser T. Smith (Adele, Taio Cruz), Claude Kelly (Bruno Mars, Jessie J), Raphael Saadiq (Joss Stone, John Legend) and Chris Loco (Rita Ora, Emeli Sand) among others. Ella featured on indie buzz band turned chart-topping... read full bio
Ella Thompson is a songwriter and performer whose work spans both modern and vintage soul genres. Themes of belonging, both global and microscopic, are explored throughout Ella's songs. She challenges her audience to reflect on the breadth of human feeling and the interdependence of all things. Renee Geyer, an Australian soul icon, was Ella's mentor as a youngster and accompanied her... read full bio
South-east London's best Ellauro is offering the best. The singer takes you through a lovely slow-burning production replete with crooning vocals and comforting poetry in her progressive track "Indigo". Ellauro glides over the honeyed groove, getting honest about her most intimate and vulnerable feelings while discussing sadness and melancholy. When it comes to production and vocal skills, Ellauro flawlessly resides in her... read full bio
A particular Swedish alt-pop musician wrote a song about getting messed up to deal with a broken heart over ten years ago. "Hungover (Head In A Can)," a beautifully glowing folk-pop spinner about missing the people or things we love the most, was released by Ellen Krauss. Krauss' song is more of a loving invitation and a pledge to transform the good times... read full bio
Elliot Greer speaks the unvarnished truth with weathered yet warm intonation as an acoustic guitar plays in the background. Despite the fact that he is reminiscent of the troubadour tradition from earlier times, his appeal is timeless. As a result, he positions himself as the uncommon singer-songwriter who can stand out on social media with tens of millions of views... read full bio
Elliot Lee, an artist based in Brooklyn, creates a sound that is unpredictable by combining dark pop melodies with edgy vocals and unique electronic-rock soundscapes. He utilizes his music as a voice for those who do not have a voice. Elliot Lee is aware of the benefits that uninhibited music, which is music that is not constrained by norms, can... read full bio
Elliott Moss is an alternative/ electronic artist from NYC, who has shared the stage with the likes of Cold War Kids, Digitalism, and Nada Surf, at venues including the Music Hall of Williamsburg, and prestigious events such as CMJ fest and SXSW. Paste magazine’s review of his CMJ performance said that Moss was “as great as [they] wanted him to... read full bio
Elliott BROOD is a Canadian alternative country band based out of Toronto, Ontario, that consists of members Mark Sasso, Casey Laforet, and Stephen Pitkin. Each member of the group plays various instruments which include banjo, ukulele, guitar, kazoo, percussion, sampler, and more, which is what makes their unique blend of country, folk, and bluegrass. The original members of Elliott BROOD... read full bio
Ingrid Miranda Elliphant is the stage name of Salome Olovsdotter, a Swedish singer. Tim Denéve and Ted Krotkiewski, members of the Swedish production team Jungle, first collaborated with her to develop her sound. TEN Songs Group was interested in the music they produced together, and Elliphant joined them in 2011. Early in July 2015, it was revealed that Kemosabe Records... read full bio
Ellysse Mason is a seductive, captivating performer who is starting to have a significant musical impact. She has headlined Academy 3 and sold out Manchester's Deaf Institute just in the past year. Additionally, her debut single, "Hunt Me Down," has received over 1.5 million Spotify streams. She is becoming into a live act to be reckoned with as she performs at... read full bio
Elohim began playing piano at the age of five. Her identity remains unknown to listeners around the world, but her music is absorbed with positive reviews, regardless. Focused on putting her true sounds and art into the world without judgment based on her appearance, Elohim is able to open up to her listeners. She calls herself ‘Elohim’ to empower herself,... read full bio
Eloise has always had a passion for music. She took piano lessons and participated in a choir while growing up in rural France. She was also deeply influenced by her parents' eclectic record selections which included songs by Jim Croce, The Eagles, Joni Mitchell, Steven Sondheim and Gilbert and Sullivan. Back in London, she was in her early teens when she started... read full bio
Elvis Costello is a renowned singer-songwriter who has made a significant impact on the music industry. Born as Declan MacManus, he adopted the stage name Elvis Costello when he was first signed to a record label in the late 1970s. Costello rose to prominence as a pioneer of the new wave music movement, which combined the energy and cynicism of... read full bio
Global listeners are drawn to Elyanna's magnificent trademark sound, which combines pop, R&B and Arabic music. The Palestinian-Chilean singer, songwriter and performer instantly enchants with soul and spirit while singing in Arabic and English. She refines her perspective on a string of singles and makes her debut for Universal Arabic Music after racking up over 100 million global streams and receiving praise... read full bio
Em Beihold is a young artist who discovered her passion for music when she was only 6 years old after taking piano lessons and learning all about classical music and jazz. She is perhaps best known for her track “Not Who We Were”, which was written for the 2019 film I’m Not Here. It also appeared on her first ever... read full bio
Known to the world of music as Emancipator, Doug Appling is a producer, multi-instrumentalist, and DJ who lives in Portland, Oregon. His debut album, Soon It Will Be Cold Enough, was first self-released and then re-released under Hydeout Productions; it featured a violin, atmospheric textures, and frosty beats. After its release, Emancipator went on to play as music producer... read full bio
Embrace is an English rock band from Bailiff Bridge, West Yorkshire, England, which consists of members Danny McNamara, Richard McNamara, Steve Firth, Mike Heaton, and Mickey Dale. The band was formed by brothers Danny and Richard and they were soon joined by Mickey Dale, Mike Heaton, and then Firth. The band first began performing under various names locally before settling... read full bio
Viral alt-pop sensation Emei's hyper-relatable reflections on young adult life have entered the pop psyche with her pouring vocals, piercing wit, and constantly expanding fan base. Screaming fans at sold-out performances around the US, Canada, and Europe have swiftly adopted songs like "Scatterbrain," "Irresponsible," "Better People to leave on Read," and "Love Me Not" into their iPods and hearts. In line with... read full bio
