James Somerville is a pop singer-songwriter from Scotland. In addition to his solo career, he sang in the 1980s with the pop groups The Communards and Bronski Beat. His distinctive and heartfelt countertenor/falsetto singing voice has made him particularly well-known. His music, including "Smalltown Boy," reflects his open homosexuality.... read full bio
Jimothy Lacoste, a rapper from London, first gained attention online as a viral sensation, but he quickly paved the way for mainstream acceptance with his odd, deadpan style and unique character. Lacoste (Timothy Gonzales) chose to pursue music and other artistic endeavors since he found the British educational system to be ineffective. At first, he was content to create music for his own... read full bio
JJ Wilde is an up-and-coming Canadian alternative rock and indie artist from Kitchener, Ontario. Music has always been Wilde’s first love and has been the center of her life since she was a child. A few years ago, Wilde found herself working three jobs while still trying to pursue music and felt as though she should give up hope, but... read full bio
JMSN, also known as Christian Berishaj, is an American singer/songwriter, record, producer, multi-instrumentalist, music engineer, and fashion designer from Detroit Michigan. Berishaj's debut album titled, Priscilla, which was released in 2012. In addition to writing and recording his own music, he also directed the music videos for the album as well. When Berishaj was eighteen he wrote... read full bio
Cheddar-born Jo Hill is a singer-songwriter. She draws inspiration from artists like Fleetwood Mac, Remi Wolf, Kasey Musgraves and Benee and combines indie pop, rock, soul and country in her work. After all, she is a native of the West Country. Jo, a POW girl who layers sincere poems with beautiful vocals, wants to share her Cheddar charm and music with the entire... read full bio
Joan is an up-and-coming alternative-pop band that consists of the duo Alan Thomas and Steven Rutherford. Their music finds influence in the music of the 80’s and their music makes you nostalgic for a time that the band wasn’t even alive to be able to perform in. The duo are from Little Rock, Arkansas, and the duo came together after... read full bio
The most accomplished interpretive folksinger of the 1960s, Joan Baez has influenced nearly every aspect of popular music in a career still going strong after more than 35 years. Joan Baez is possessed of a once-in-a-lifetime soprano, which, since the late '50s, she has put in the service of folk and pop music as well as a variety of political... read full bio
American singer, guitarist, and actress Joan Jett is also a record producer and has worked in the music industry. Jett is best recognized for her work as the frontwoman of her band Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, as well as for her earlier work in creating and performing with the Runaways, who are best known for their recording and release... read full bio
Northwich's Joe Banfi has already received support from XFM and 6Music as a result of a single song, "Olive Green," on Communion's most recent New Faces compilation. Banfi also possesses the same stark individualism that Communion uncovered with the debut albums by Ben Howard and Michael Kiwanuka. And what also makes this inaugural Iron EP such an engaging listen is what... read full bio
Anyone can become a youthful, energetic groove doctor after listening to Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers. The Rainbow Seekers might light up the innermost halls of Heaven with the incredible energy that pulsed from each member of the band. Lead singer Joe Hertler leaves his audience with bursting smiles and floral crowns as he swims through poetic puddles of... read full bio
Joe P is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter and producer who lives in Asbury Park, New Jersey, and writes, records, and produces all of his music in his basement. Joe P began releasing music during the COVID-19 pandemic and rose to fame with the release of his debut single “justacow (demo 3).” That same year, Joe P went on to release singles... read full bio
Joe Pug is an American singer/songwriter from Chicago, Illinois. He attended the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill as an undergraduate. He studied playwriting, but left the University the day before the start of his senior year to begin his musical career. He hit the road, and not long after, found himself in Chicago to which he decided... read full bio
Joe Sumner is the son of British rock legend, Sting, and frontman for the band Fiction Plane. With fellow Fiction Plane members Seton Daunt (guitar) and Pete Wilhoit (drums), he has recorded the albums Left Side of the Brain, Sparks, Mondo Lumina, the Bitter Forces and Lame Race Horses EP, and the live album Paradiso. Prior to Wilhoit joining, the... read full bio
Producer and composer Joe Vann is rapidly rising to prominence in the music business. His distinctive style combines light voices with soothing acoustic music. As he launched the song "Can You Be Mine," which has had over 60,000 views since its debut, his fame skyrocketed. In addition, he sang lead for the rock group From Indian Lakes. With his band, Vann... read full bio
The Glasgow-based Joesef, who follows in Sam Smith's soulful footsteps, expertly fuses traditional soul elements with contemporary aesthetics. His smooth, gilded productions, with a sound that is equally influenced by R&B, electro and indie pop, as well as his probing lyrics, which were elements that were crystallized on his debut EP, Play Me Something Nice and his first full-length effort Permanent Damage,... read full bio
London bedroom pop artist Joey Maxwell, who has been dubbed a DIY visionary, is ready to rock the music landscape. Music has always been at the core of Joey Maxwell's talent as a multidimensional creator. The rising pop sensation absorbed the sounds at his neighborhood club and recording studio, Brixton Jamm and used the variety of sounds around him including northern soul... read full bio
John (TimesTwo) or John Times Two or however you want to stylize it is a London-based alternative indie rock band consisting of (as you probably guessed) a duo of two peole named John (John newton on drums and vocals and John Healey on guitar and backup vocals). It’s been a decade since the band has been on the scene and... read full bio
The John Butler Trio is a roots and jam band that was founded in Fremantle, Australia. John Butler, the band's vocalist and guitarist, is responsible for the band's inception. The John Butler Trio has come a long way since its early days as a band that relied on self-recorded cassette tapes and self-organized tours to establish itself as a formidable... read full bio
John Cale's musical adventure began while he was a student at London's Goldsmiths College. Along with Sterling Morrison and Lou Reed, he joined the influential band The Velvet Underground as one of its founding members and violist in the middle of the 1960s. Cale's musical contributions to the group contributed to the development of their distinctive sound, which combines rock,... read full bio
John Cooper Clarke gained notoriety as the first "people's poet." Legendary producer Martin Hannett and a group of Mancunian celebrities, including Buzzcocks' Peter Shelley and The Durutti Column's Vini Reilly, posing as The Invisible Girls, recorded and set his distinctive poetry and delivery style to music. Early live performances by JCC were well-known events. Many upcoming superstars like Joy Division, New Order and Duran... read full bio
