A Blaze of Feather is a band labeled as Alternative/Indie. A Blaze of Feather got their start in the United Kingdom, performing at festivals like Latitude, Citadel, and Boardmasters. The band consists of six people: Mickey Smith, Ben Howard, Nat Wason, India Bourne, Kyle Keegan, and Richie Thomas. A Blaze of Feather has a very mysterious sound, and mixes guitar... read full bio
Based in Sacramento, California, A Foreign Affair is a five-piece alternative rock band that has received a Grammy nomination. Josh Dotty (Cemetery Sun), Jonny Craig, and Aaron Gillespie (Underoath) are featured as guests on their album "Still Frame." NPR, BBC1 Rock, and SiriusXm Octane have all played the album. Former "Incredible Me" vocalist Alex Strobaugh, Jared Cambridge's tasteful lead guitar work... read full bio
A Great Big Pile of Leaves can be described as, not only indie rock, but also jazz and even emo. When the band Farewell to Arms split up, Pete Weiland and Tyler Soucy decided to released two new EP’s, adopting Tucker Yaro as the bassist. Soon, they began showing the world their interesting blend of music during live shows. Since... read full bio
A Great Big World is the American singer-songwriter duo made up of Ian Axel and Chad Vaccarino behind the immensely moving and chart-topping single “Say Something”. They met at New York University, where they were attending The Steinhardt Music Program. The groups first single “This Is The New Year” was featured in several TV shows including The Amazing Race, One... read full bio
The strong sound of A Hundred Drums is characterized by thunderous bass end and throbbing rhythm. Her intense live performance, which stomps the stage in a tangle of hair and a flurry of movement, is the culmination of years of looking for the ideal primal pulse that unites people on the dance floor. In addition to keeping up with the times,... read full bio
Psychedelic and experimental rock band A Place to Bury Stranger consists of three individuals playing together as a unit. Oliver Ackermann (guitar, vocals), Dion Lunadon (bass, guitar), and Lia Simone Braswell (drums) collaborate to create this ethereal music that has its origins in New York City. Ackermann plays guitar, while Lunadon plays bass and guitar. The band has performed at the... read full bio
You may not recognize the name, but chances are youve heard them on the radio. A Silent Film are that rare indie act whose songs are so undeniable that theyve propelled straight to radio station playlists propelled without a major label or other industry backing generally considered a must for success on the airwaves. Hailing from Oxford, England, the... read full bio
A Sunny Day in Glasgow is a band with roots from multiple places, namely Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Sydney, Australia. The band is known as being a member of the shoegazing movement, known for blending distorted guitar and bleary vocals. Since the band was created, it has gone through several lineup changes, but founding member Ben Daniels has stayed true since... read full bio
Since they were teenagers, Michael Hobby and Bill Satcher, who established A Thousand Horses, have been creating a distinctive fusion of rock music laced with traditional American elements from the southeastern US. Their remarkable sound blends electric guitars, bass, and drums with blues to produce a distinctive and enthralling musical experience. Zach Brown, Graham DeLoach, and Shane Lenzen were all added... read full bio
The Halluci Nation (formerly A Tribe Called Red) is an electronic dance music group from Canada, who blends dub step with hip hop, reggae and First Nations music to create their signature style. They're distinguished from other EDM artists for their vocal chanting and drumming- a nod to their Native American culture. This group of three DJs has released many... read full bio
A Winged Victory for the Sullen is an ambient musical duo that consists of members Dustin O’Halloran and Adam Wiltzie. The musical duo is a mixture of contemporary classical, drone and ambient music and the duo are from Brussels, Belgium, and Berlin, Germany. The duo first met in Bologna, Italy, while Wiltzie was touring with Sparklehorse on their final tour.... read full bio
A-Wall is producing some of the most thrilling new music right now, all from the comfort of his Dallas bedroom. A-Wall's music, which he describes as "Pop Music off an Ambien," is a fusion of the El Paso, Texas-inspired EDM he originally fell in love with and a distinct anti-pop vibe. In addition to writing, recording, mixing and producing his own music,... read full bio
A.G. Cook, the creator of PC Music and a producer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and music pioneer, blurs the lines between mainstream pop and experimental electronic music. He influenced the appearance and sound of the previous two decades in the process. He welcomed both the personalities of the users of technology and its expanding importance in music production through the PC Music label... read full bio
Originating from the South Dakota plains, Aage Birch started his career as a musician at a young age, touring under the name Onward, etc. Onward, etc. released the albums "Old Soul" and "Sonder On" to critical acclaim, international recognition, and diverse collaborations with longstanding heroes and new friends after spending years touring the world. The self-release of "I Hope... read full bio
As a multi-instrumentalist and co-lead singer for Durand Jones & The Indications, the Baltimore-born and Brooklyn-based songwriter first shot to fame internationally. He wrote some of the band's most well-known songs, such as "Morning in America" and performed lead vocals on the instant hit "Is It Any Wonder", which featured Aaron's falsetto and was discovered by producer and Black Keys... read full bio
Aaron Roderick Gillespie is an American Christian musician who originally ails from Florida, where he was first recruited as drummer for the death metal band Underoath. This was back in 1997, when Aaron was still in high school. At such a young age, he’s been touring the country honing his craft as a musician, as well as a singer-songwriter. He... read full bio
Abby Holliday is a singer-songwriter from Nashville who has been penning songs for as long as she can remember. The highly talented young artist is most recognized for her exploration of weighty subjects without overly serious self-portrayal. With a sound that is reminiscent of Phoebe Bridgers and Japanese House, Holliday is a unique songwriter who combines pop sensibility, deep poetry,... read full bio
The voice of Abby Sage commands attention. This pop artist has a sensitive soul and an observant eye and she seems to be able to express the lives of others around her while also being able to access her deepest emotions. She remembers both the quiet intimacy of Clairo and the flashy theater of Florence + The Machine. She continues to... read full bio
Atlanta-based Abe Parker uses Instagram Reels and TikTok to efficiently promote his music. He posted a TikTok video previewing his song "Empty House" before it was released, and it got over 3.5 million views. The TikTok video of him doing the same thing before his subsequent hit, "3 Moods," has received over 1.8M plays. In their first month on Spotify,... read full bio
Writing in both Hindi and English, Abhilasha Sinha characterizes her music as "always a work in progress, sunny and sad love ditties." Along with producer/guitarist Keshav Dhar, drummer Suyash Gabriel and lead vocalist Abhilasha, the trip-hop group No Honey also counts Abhilasha as one of its members. Abhilasha is also a member of the folk group RIVER, which also includes... read full bio
