Eric Lindell is accomplished on guitar, harmonica, keyboards and bass, and has performed with many of the Crescent City's top musicians since bursting on the scene in 2005, when he first appeared at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. His live shows draw as much attention as his material, as one critic puts it “Eric Lindell has turned heads... read full bio
Over 22 million streams have been generated by the two EPs that independent folk musician Ethan Tasch has produced. His song "Room" has been included on editorial Spotify playlists such "All New Indie," "Ultimate Indie," "Best Indie Songs," and others. Felly, Remi Wolf and Caleb Nelson of Mt. Joy, who is producing the entirety of Ethan's next album, are just a... read full bio
Ethel Cain, who grew up attending small-town churches in the deep south, blends gritty lyrics, ethereal vocals and elements of rock, country and cinematic nostalgia to produce her own sound. Ethel Cain, alias Hayden Anhedonia, the project's creative power and musical genius, has already received early endorsements from singers Charli XCX and Lil Aaron. She is like a tall drink of lemonade... read full bio
Evan and Jaron Lowenstein are identical twins from Atlanta, Georgia. They began performing in the folk-pop genre in coffee houses in their hometown. In 1995, their live album, Live at Kalo’s Coffee House, was released, and drew some attention. In 1996, after touring for a year, they released a second independent album, ""Not From Concentrate"" and performed at the 1996... read full bio
Evanescence, a female-fronted gothic band, is one of Billboard's Best Artists of the Decade. The first full-length album by the Grammy Award-winning band, "Fallen," sold over seventeen million copies worldwide and garnered the group two Grammy Awards, seven nominations, and a position at number six on CBS's list of the top-selling albums of the previous ten years. "Anywhere but Home,"... read full bio
Scottish-Canadian singer-songwriter, performer and vocalist Evangeline Gentle is known for her folk-pop music. Evangeline's lyrics are reflective and moving, evoking rich emotional landscapes in the listener and attempting to create a sense of "sameness" across listeners. The songs "Gay Bar" and "Bad Girls" from Gentle's album Where The Diamonds Are highlight the album's embrace of queerness and queer culture. Her self-titled first... read full bio
Owen Trawick created Everybody's Worried About Owen as a solo endeavor. The project's first EP "There Are Leeches In Denton Lake" is a stripped-down acoustic record with its tracks "Mawce" and "The Soccer Journals" amassing over 7,000,000 plays on Spotify. It was inspired by DIY Ethics, Folk Punk and 5th Wave Emo music. The song "Gut Punch/Don't Meet Your Idols" expands... read full bio
Faithless is an influential English band known for their diverse music and political themes. The group consists of Rollo, Sister Bliss, and the late Maxi Jazz, with their first album Reverence released in 1996 and most recent, All Blessed, in 2020. Their music has sold millions of physical copies, and they receive almost 3 million monthly streams on streaming platforms. Faithless'... read full bio
Formed under the idea of “Good People. Good Music,” Family And Friends is the summation of people rapt in indie-folk-rock. It consists of Mike MacDonald, Alejandro Rios, Ryan Houchens, JP McKenzie, and Tuna Fortuna. Based out of Athens, GA, they triumph exhilarating and heart-pumping live shows with two drummers that are standing at almost all times, deeply layered instrumentation, and... read full bio
Family of the Year is an indie rock band based out of Los Angeles, CA. They are well known for their international chart hit, “Hero”, which emerged in the top 10 hits of Austria, Germany, Belgium and Switzerland. It took the No. 1 spot on the Triple A Top 20 Radio Chart and Top 15 at Alternative Radio. It was... read full bio
You wouldn't know from the album's name alone that it was the alt-country supergroup's debut LP. Maybe alt-country isn't quite enough; Fantastic Cat fits into some odd Venn diagram with Elton John, The Eagles, Billy Joel and a few other acts from the 1970s and 1980s that's hard to identify. The vocal processing, guitar riffs and prominent piano all have a retro aura... read full bio
Singer/songwriter/musician Father John Misty has worked with the likes of Demon Hunter, Saxon Shore, Fleet Foxes, Jeffertitti’s Nile, Pearly Gate Music, Siberian, Har Mar Superstar, Poor Moon, Low Hums, Jonathan Wilson, Bill Patton, The Lashes, Stately English, Damien Jurado, Jesse Sykes, and David Bazan. He has contributed to albums for some of music’s biggest artists, such as Beyonce, Lady Gaga,... read full bio
Mali's Ouragahio is the birthplace of singer Fatoumata Diawara (often known as Fatou). She joined her father's dance group when she was young and became well-known for her performances of the highly jerky didadi dance from Wassoulou, where she was raised in western Mali. Fatou found herself on a movie set caring for her actress aunt's little child. The director of... read full bio
Fay Wildhagen is a Norwegian folk artist, guitarist, and songwriter. Her unique music is considered folk pop, or show pop, and she often uses strings in her music. Wildhagen has released two albums, her debut, “Snow”, was nominated for the Spellemann Prize in the best newcomer category. She has also released her most recent album, “Borders”. Some of her most... read full bio
Faye Webster adores the sensation of a first take—writing a song, then going to the studio the next day with her band to record it live. You can understand why when you take in the Atlanta songwriter's elegant and unpretentious albums; she taps into feelings so agonizing that they appear to be manifesting right then. Webster writes songs before they... read full bio
Leslie Feist, a Canadian indie-pop singer and guitarist who is best known by her stage name, Feist, has performed both as a solo artist and as a member of the band Broken Social Scene. Feist is best known for her work as a solo artist. At the tender age of 15, she launched her career in the music industry by... read full bio
Fenech-Soler is an English electropop duo comprised of brothers Ben Duffy and Ross Duffy. The brothers had been creating music together since their teen years, and they got together with their friends Daniel Soler and Andrew Lindsay to create a 4-piece band. Their music had a funky, electropop feel, and it had a wide range of appeal. Michael Jackson’s album... read full bio
Ferris and Sylvester is a folk duo comprised of London natives Issy Ferris and Archie Sylvester. They dropped their first EP called “The Yellow Line” in 2017, which garnered them a fair amount of attention. The next year, they released their second EP “Made in Streatham”, followed by their third EP “I Should Be on a Train” in 2019. In... read full bio
Field Guide, sometimes known as Dylan MacDonald, creates worlds. Encircled by cozy textures and centered around his amiable voice, his sophomore full-length aptly named creates his most captivating universe to date. With unwavering melodies at its core, it exists in a space between hope and darkness. The sometimes-tense confluence of such truths—loving someone deeply yet being drawn toward something new, finding... read full bio
Kevin Patrick Sullivan's low-fi folk endeavor is called Field Medic. At the age of 18, he was introduced to the music of Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan, whose works altered his conception of what a song could be and helped him create his own sound. Because he believed that his home recordings were a more accurate representation of what he was... read full bio
