With King Cobra, Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals have cemented their status as one of Baltimore's most intriguing, varied and radically creative hip-hop groups, after the release of their seminal album Rhino XXL and Dear, Sudan. King Cobra varies from spaced-out funk, janky rap anthems, sharp trap manifestos, to vast, synthesized rap ballads, all while bending hip-hop foundations to entirely individual styles.... read full bio
Shortly after being introduced to punk and grunge at the age of eight, Gwenifer Raymond picked up the guitar. Following years of touring the Welsh valleys with different punk bands, she started to listen more to Appalachian folk performers and pre-war blues artists, which led her to finally the American Primitive guitar players. She joined with the American record company "Tompkins... read full bio
Florist shows up immediately following the bend in the road. Sprague isolated herself in Los Angeles shortly after the release of the band's sophomore album, If Blue Could Be Happiness, thousands of miles away from friends and family, as well as from the physical emptiness and spiritual crises left in her wake following her mother's passing. There, she started surfing... read full bio
Why is Editrix "pop music" and what does it mean exactly Expect no calcified reimaginings of bands that already exist, even the ones that Editrix adores. But if pop music has anything to do with melody, get ready to belt out every song's second line. If rhythm is what defines it, then alert your mind that it is about to... read full bio
Drawing from both traditional and modern themes, the Irish multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Wicklow, Ireland, walks the fine line between vivid dreamscapes and folk forms. Her intricate musical and lyrical arrangements, along with ethereal, flowing arrangements, give alt-folk a fresh, forceful and demanding voice. Following the publication of her highly regarded debut album, Idle Mind, Anna Mieke was nominated for an RTÉ Folk... read full bio
At the age of fifteen, Austin, who was born and reared in the little hamlet of Pleasant View, near Nashville, had to undergo a surgery that would change his life. During his recuperation, he developed a love for songwriting and vocal performance. In an attempt to return to the baseball field, he taught himself how to play the guitar and... read full bio
The most recent release from the Los Angeles native, "Here Tonight," came just in time for major global festivals and venues reopening. The social media sensation has a long history of backing artists such as Avicii, Dillon Francis and ZHU. His mashup videos have become immensely popular and this has helped the young producer/DJ secure a highly sought-after opportunity to remix Tensnake's hit... read full bio
Together with Angus Gilchrist, Sid Wallace, Leio Hunter and Tom Quigley, Cai Alty founded the budding Manchester rock group "The Guest List." They've since released their debut EP. Since then, they have amassed a sizable social media following and showed signs of sticking around in the Manchester music scene. Manchester's young male bands are getting close to overflowing, but The Guest List, at least... read full bio
Ashbeck, who was born in North West London around the turn of the millennium, developed a passion for music at the age of nine when he began studying the drums. Citing early inspirations like J Dilla, Outkast, MF DOOM, Freddie Gibbs and Jay Critch, he began creating and recording music at the age of sixteen alongside his favorite producer and frequent... read full bio
Wendy Eisenberg has been keeping listeners guessing for the past five years or so. Although she considers herself to be an improvisational guitarist, she is incessantly able to adapt a thoroughly experimental approach to a broad range of situations since she is unaware of any musical restrictions. Eisenberg performs a variety of musical styles, including earworm art pop melodies, frenetic post-Prime Time free jazz... read full bio
Musicians such as Noah Kahan, Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers have transformed the folk and country music landscape, opening doors for new musicians to emerge. Now stepping into the forefront is Austin-born performer Bo Staloch, who has a unique style that freshly captures the essence of folk and country music. Bo Staloch has shown his ability to incorporate complex emotions into his... read full bio
After earning a degree in musical theater from Elon University, Burzynski used his skills to act on Norwegian cruise lines and then went on a year-long tour with the musical Something Rotten! He intended to calm down and take some time for himself when the trip was over. By switching to TikTok content creation, Burzynski was able to find a new... read full bio
River Butcher is a stand-up comedian, actor and writer from Los Angeles. Esquire.com referred to his debut half-hour special, "A Different Kind of Dude," as "a masterclass in culture war commentary" when it appeared on Comedy Central's YouTube site. "Some of the Best Jokes of 2022 So Far" was another accolade bestowed to the show. River conceived, acted in and wrote the... read full bio
In addition to being an actor, writer and fantastic comic, Jourdain Fisher has a lovely voice for singing in the shower. Jourdain's career as a comedian is rapidly growing and he has achieved enough popularity to be able to quit his job at his family's funeral house. He has written for The Tonight Show most recently, Viceland and 50 Central on BET. Jourdain has... read full bio
Despite being born in California, Derek Gaines developed his comedic skills while growing up in Philadelphia. He presently resides in New York City, where he gives frequent performances and offers a distinctive viewpoint on growing up African American in the suburbs. Derek's first big break occurred when he advanced to the Bill Bellamy Who's Got Jokes semifinals. In Philadelphia's Phunniest Person... read full bio
Five-piece alternative rock group Redwood hails from Hertfordshire, UK, and they are a dynamic group. They mix delicate melodies and thought-provoking lyrics with complex, shimmering guitars and strong choruses with explosive finishes, drawing inspiration from a variety of genres ranging from pop to post-rock. Although this band sounds amazing live, they really come alive on record. They are bold, dramatic,... read full bio
Heavy math instrumental group Poly-Math blends contemporary post-punk and traditional prog in a live performance complete with confetti cannons and black suits. The band formed in 2013 and has been a mainstay at the avant-garde event ArcTanGent. Since then, they have released several successful albums and EPs and shared stages with other notable acts such as Frontierer, ASIWYFA, Toska and This... read full bio
The Berlin and Aldershot cultural centers are home to the instrumental Post Rock group Parachute for Gordo. Since 2012, they have gained recognition for their lively, small-scale live performances and their daring DIY approach to producing their albums. They played at the ArcTanGent Festival after having shared the stage with groups including And So I Watch You From Afar, Poly Math,... read full bio
The band, which bills itself as "music for cucks, by cucks," is made up of a revolving group of people who all share the conviction that progressive politics can coexist with emo. Itoldyouiwouldeatyou's popularity stems from Joey Ashworth, a motormouth vocalist whose emotional intelligence and impish charm are fundamental to the song's appeal. Itoldyouiwouldeatyou's debut album, "Oh Dearism," is a record... read full bio
Listening to Iress is like being on a beach as a tidal wave approaches, except with more sound and a sense of impending destruction. It's like being thankful to see something so very beautiful and enthralled with what's going to happen next. Iress, a Los Angeles-based band, uses dramatic, dark aspects of slowcore, metal and shoegaze, occasionally building to a crescendo akin... read full bio
