Poet, visual artist and composition professor at the USC Thornton School of Music Camae Ayewa, often known as "Moor Mother," is a touring musician who performs both domestically and abroad. Her music crosses several genres, including electronic, free jazz and classical. The Guggenheim Museum, The Met, Carnegie Mellon and Carnegie Hall, Documenta 15, Berlin Jazz Festival and Glastonbury Festival have all displayed Camae's... read full bio
Blake Ibanez makes a comeback with his new group Fugitive, and his trademark violent pit explosion from Power Trip, which is now delivered with even more raw and loose energy. Ibanez and company come together in a fiercely aggressive crossover form with Fugitive, a result of years of well-earned expertise in the studio and on stage, joined by Seth Gilmore (Skourge),... read full bio
Jitwam, an only kid, moved to Sydney together with his parents after being born in Guwahati, Assam, India. He was influenced by bands like The Avalanches, Gerling and Sleepy Jackson while growing up in the suburbs. Even though he began writing songs, taking keyboard lessons, and playing the guitar at the age of 14, he didn't begin to take music seriously until... read full bio
Glass Cannon Live returns for another year with your favorite geeks! Come see Troy, Joe, Skid, Matthew, Sydney and Kate in a place near you as they deliver their distinctive style of epic storytelling and absurdist humor. Each presentation is a distinct live gaming session, and you never know what will happen until you watch it happen in real time! Glass Cannon... read full bio
Social media is how the three members of SOAP got to know one another. The band came together when they were starting to support New Hope Club on their UK tour, which was their first official tour. They did eight performances in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leicester, London, Newcastle Upon Tyne and Liverpool as support for New Hope Club. They covered two... read full bio
Paskman is a promising musician who is rapidly gaining recognition for his ability to blend tech house with traditional Latin sounds. Millions of streams and nearly as many supporters in the dance music industry have been amassed by him. His sardonic cover of "Chiquetere" by Raffa Villalba was the summer hit, garnering support from Sonny Fodera, Wax Motif, Hugel, Bingo... read full bio
With his glasses, he looks like an actor from the 70's or 80's. Dabeull started his profession by becoming passionate about analyzing the discographies of the celebrities in his immediate vicinity while lounging on his sofa with pals. Subsequently, it inspired him to replicate and eventually compose a variety of songs, primarily groovy. He now calls his music "My funk is open... read full bio
Based in New York, Hamed Sinno is a composer, writer, performer and social justice activist. His study looks at digital vocality and the voice organ as platforms for political discourse. H discusses popular culture as an active practice in his writing and talks. As the front man and lyricist for Mashrou Leila, he has led discussions in the Middle East regarding... read full bio
Pop singer, songwriter and producer Rhea Raj first developed a love for music at the age of two while seeing her mother do traditional Indian dance. Due to her intense stage presence and incredible voice, she has been invited to perform at festivals, arenas, SXSW, NY Fashion Week and the United Nations. The Songwriters Hall of Fame x BMI award winner was announced... read full bio
Lamont Landers was born and reared in Alabama, where he was exposed to the rich musical culture of the region. He started singing and taught himself how to play the guitar. Behind closed doors in his bedroom, he spent years quietly developing his skills while putting on repeat spins on albums like Stevie Wonder, Al Green, Sly & The Family... read full bio
A great pop album is similar to a great friend in that it can be your confidante, a shoulder to weep on, and your accomplice when you want to get all dolled up and dance the misery away in front of your bedroom mirror or beneath the disco ball. That's what Marci, Marta Cikojevic's solo project (of Montreal soft-rock trio TOPS),... read full bio
Milf Melly, DJ HiTech and rapper-producer-DJ King Milo are three triple-threats from Detroit. HiTech is modernizing Detroit's explosive ghettotech sound by combining booty-shaking techno with a hint of Hennessy. Since releasing their first album, HiTech has played at festivals and venues all over Europe in addition to the midwest, including nightclubs and stadiums in New York City, Atlanta and Denver; these locations... read full bio
Nia Ekanem has already recorded a number of hit songs, such as "Night & Day" and "Fadin," which have been played on UK radio stations like BBC Radio, Beats1, CapitalXtra and others and have garnered positive reviews. His music is a catchy blend of pop and soul, with memorable lyrics and strong, catchy choruses that will have listeners singing along from... read full bio
Based in Leeds, Jasmine Myra is a saxophone, composer and bandleader. Joining the city's vibrant, innovative and multi-genre music scene, she has surrounded herself with some of the north of England's finest up-and-coming musicians. Inspired by a wide range of musicians, including Bonobo, Olafur Arnalds and Kenny Wheeler, whose music has an expressive character that is also evident in Myra's own compositions, her... read full bio
Meet Reinel Bakole, a creative polymath who is considered the next big thing in the avant-garde Belgian soul scene. Her skill encompasses performance, songwriting, dancing and singing, creating a captivating, cross-genre musical world that challenges artistic conventions. Reinel Bakole is now working on her debut album, which will be released after a fruitful two-year tour that saw her appear on famous stages such... read full bio
Irish finger-picking guitarist and vocalist Muireann Bradley was raised in the hills above the Finn Valley, just outside the village of Ballybofey in County Donegal. Muireann mostly plays blues from the 1920s and 1930s in the styles of country, ragtime and Piedmont. To mention a few, her influences include Robert Johnson, Elizabeth Cotten, Blind Blake, Mississippi John Hurt, Rev. Gary Davis, Blind... read full bio
With their captivating chemistry, appeal and sense of humor, Laura Quirke and Claire Kinsella captivate audiences with a world of personal observations and challenging topics. A basic and dramatic backdrop, characterized by the warmth and grit of Kinsella's cello and subtly supported by Quirke's cyclical, trance-like guitar playing, is sliced through by the uncommon alchemy of the duo's voices combined. With... read full bio
Die Twice is an explosive four-piece rock and roll group that is quickly growing in popularity throughout the southwest and beyond. They have already played a sold-out headline event at The Exeter Phoenix. Their captivating stage persona and high intensity emanations captivate audiences everywhere they go. Riotous and mesmerizing, timeless but contemporary. With a skill that belies their youth, they channel the sounds... read full bio
Since 2019, the multi-instrumentalist and composer Nailah Hunter, based in Los Angeles, has been making music with mystical folk and ambient influences. She has released two EPs, Quietude and Spells, along with a number of singles. Hunter's first full-length album, Lovegaze, is captivating and immerses listeners in her enchanted worldview. She is currently signed to Fat Possum. Hunter, a pastor's daughter... read full bio
The six-piece Blue Bendy band, despite coming from all over the UK, first bonded over a love of the bands they now list as their primary influences when they first met in South London. With influences ranging from Arthur Russell to Boards of Canada, Tindersticks, Stereolab and Deerhoof, to mention a few, Blue Bendy's unique sound seamlessly combines guitars and synths... read full bio
