Chicago’s very own Sir the Baptist is a soulful hip-hop/R&B artist, nominated for BET Hip Hop Award’s Impact Track of the Year (“Raise Hell”). By the time he was ten years old, Sir the Baptist was a skilled pianist, drummer, and choir singer. His first single, “Raise Hell”, was included on the soundtrack for The Birth of a Nation.... read full bio
It would be an enormous understatement to suggest that Sir Woman has dominated the congested Austin music scene over the past year. The band has rapidly risen to headliner status at Austin's most prestigious venues since the publication of their full-length self-titled debut, winning Artist Of The Year at the Austin Music Awards. Just two years ago, Wild Child/Glorietta vocalist... read full bio
SIRA has amassed an astonishing string of victories in the German music industry in an only two years, and with 5.2 million monthly Spotify listeners, the artist has established himself as relevant. There have been over 130 million Spotify plays of his song "Powerade" with Ion Miles from BHZ; his produced single "Komet" topped the German singles charts for 21 weeks;... read full bio
Siren's Crush is a live dance band known for their high energy show and young, modern sound and appeal. The dynamic group features powerful vocal harmonies, charismatic stage presence, dazzling wardrobe, concert level choreography, crowd pleasing energy and an undeniable it factor. The Industry is branding them as a new Destiny’s Child with the energy and diversity of Black Eyed... read full bio
With his fans eagerly awaiting his next move and many in the industry craving his creative guidance and unique flair, SisQo re-emerged hotter than ever with the final installment of his Dragon trilogy, Last Dragon. As a true pioneer in his craft, SisQo is back with his trademark high-energy acrobatic performances, versatile songwriting, and production. Held back previously by the... read full bio
Since her early days as an NBC Network executive overseeing Late Night Television in New York, Sissy Biggers has had a significant impact on every broadcast platform. Her on-camera career began with Lifetime Television and the Food Network, where she hosted "Ready, Set, Cook," the network's inaugural cooking competition. On NBC's Today Show, Sissy frequently discusses current kitchen and home goods... read full bio
Sister C is a country music group who first made an appearance on the USA version of the talent competition reality show The X Factor. They are sisters – Cirby Ryan Manchaca, Carli Rayne Manchaca, and Celbi Rheygan Manchaca -- originally from Mont Belvieu, Texas. Siser C originally auditioned for the show in Austin and the judges were immediately impressed,... read full bio
Over one million records later and Sister Hazel are still five down-to-earth guys from Gainesville, Florida. When their heartfelt debut, Platinum certified ...Somewhere More Familiar was first self-released, it sold over 10,000 copies in less than three months. When it was re-released, the catchy love-struck first single ""All For You"" became one of the most played songs on radio that... read full bio
Sister Sadie is a wildfire, combining scorching bluegrass with breath-taking musical drive and superb vocals. The diverse abilities of each individual woman in the lineup have been merged by Sister Sadie to produce something that is far greater than the sum of its parts. They have a distinct sound all their own. It's obviously traditional, fast-paced bluegrass, but it's also... read full bio
Sisters Debbie, Kim, Joni, and Kathy Sledge - collectively Sister Sledge - began singing at an early age at the Williams Tempe C.M.E. church in their hometown of Philadelphia. Grandmother Viola Williams (a former opera singer) had the girls performing at charities, civic and political affairs and other philanthropic events under the name Mrs. William's Grandchildren. Since the 1979 release... read full bio
Sisters Debbie, Kim, Joni, and Kathy Sledge - collectively Sister Sledge - began singing at church in their hometown of Philadelphia. Since the release of their breakthrough album 'We Are Family', this remarkable group has continued to develop and expand their diverse talents, and has received over a hundred awards and commendations for outstanding work in entertainment. In the... read full bio
Sister Souljah is an American author, activist, recording artist, and film producer who is best known for her criticism of Bill Clinton’s remarks about race in the United States during his presidential campaign. Souljah was born in Bronx, New York, and she has earned her B.A. in American History and African Studies from Rutgers University. She has also taken a... read full bio
Sister Sparrow are a rock and soul band based out of Brooklyn, New York, that consists of members Arleigh Kincheloe, Jackson Kincheloe, Josh Myers, Dan Boyden, Phil Rodriguez, and Brian Graham. The band was formed by the brother and sister duo Arleigh and Jackson and the duo began performing music together while living between New York City and the Catskill... read full bio
The Sisters of Mercy formed in Leeds, England by F-club regulars Gary Marx and Andrew Eldritch, to satisfy their desire to hear themselves on the radio. During that time band t-shirts were made, and the single Damage Done/Watch/Home of the Hit-men" was released. After achieving early underground fame in UK, the Sisters of Mercy had their commercial breakthrough in mid-1980s.... read full bio
SWV, (Sisters With Voices) are an American R&B trio that consists of members, Cheryl “Coco” Gamble, Tamara “Taj” George, and Leanne “Lelee” Lyons. During their formation, SWV was a gospel group but went on to be one of the most success R&B groups of the 90’s. SWV’s careers shot off with the release of their debut album, “It’s About Time”,... read full bio
James Page, a British singer-songwriter, performs and records sophisticated, frequently moody indie music under the moniker Sivu. Page, who was up in St. Ives, Cambridgeshire, spent his teen years playing bass in punk and indie bands before relocating to London to broaden his musical experiences. When he met Charlie Andrew, the producer of Alt-J, he had already started discreetly working on... read full bio
The New Zealand pop rock group Six60 was founded in Dunedin, Otago, in 2008. Six people make up the band: Eli Paewai, Ji Fraser, Chris Mac, Marlon Gerbes, Hoani Matenga, and Matiu Walters. On October 10, 2011, their own label, Massive Entertainment, released their self-titled debut album. Tiki Taane mixed and produced the album, which debuted at the top of... read full bio
The Texas-based Christian contemporary music group Sixpence None the Richer was formed in the early 1990s when guitarist Matt Slocum met vocalist Leigh Nash (then Lee Bingham) during a church retreat. The band was named after a section from C.S. Lewis' Mere Christianity. The band, which was originally a trio with bassist T.J. Behling rounding out the lineup, put out... read full bio
SixtiesMania is a tribute band to all of the greatest rock bands from the sixties and some from the seventies. The tribute band is based out of Las Vegas but perform their show all over the country. The band consists of four singers who are also multi-instrumentalists. SixtiesMania is known for performing their cover songs exactly like the original artists... read full bio
Sixto Diaz Rodriguez, better known as Rodriguez, is an American singer-songwriters, guitarist, poet, excavation worker, and demolition worker. Although he is American, Rodriguez has more of a successful career in South Africa, where he is believed to have sold more records than Elvis Presley. Rodriguez is a child from Mexican immigrant parents, and because of this in most of his... read full bio
