Deborah Cox is a performer from Canada who is also active in the acting and producing industries. When Cox was working as a backup vocalist for Celine Dion, she first began to achieve notoriety. From that point on, Cox began writing her own music and has since gone on to create a total of five studio albums. Both of her... read full bio
Singer-songwriter Declan Benedict McKenna is from England. He first attracted attention by taking first place in the Emerging Talent Competition at the 2015 Glastonbury Festival. In December 2014, McKenna self-released "Brazil," a protest song that criticized FIFA and the 2014 FIFA World Cup that was hosted in Brazil. On Sirius XM Radio's Alt Nation Alt 18 Countdown for January 23,... read full bio
Declan O’Rourke received his first guitar at the age of 13 and the seed was planted for this young man to become a future rockstar and folk artist. He got the guitar from a priest who saw his love for music and saw that he had potential and a lucrative future. At the time he was living in Australia with... read full bio
Deer Tick is an American alternative rock-folk band from Providence, Rhode Island, that consists of members John Joseph McCauley, Christopher Dale Ryan, Dennis Michael Ryan and Ian Patrick O’Neil. Deer Tick was formed originally under the name My Other Face, as a project for McCauley and his songwriting. McCauley began touring and selling his music through handmade CDs and after... read full bio
Deerhunter is a band with a wide range of sound, constantly reinventing themselves. In that sense, you can compare them to Radiohead or Beck. Beyond, there’s no comparing Deerhunter to anyone else. Their sound is a combination of indie rock, psychedelic rock, garage rock, noise rock, pop, experimental, and art rock. The band currently consists of Bradford Cox (who also... read full bio
Del Amitri can readily recall the good old days, when a Glasgow indie band effectively became overnight successes, some two decades after the release of their last album. The hit single "Nothing Ever Happens" propelled them to sharing a Top of the Pops stage with Phil Collins, who was then in the imperial phase of his solo career, newcomer Sinead O'Connor... read full bio
Del Barber is a Canadian folk-rock, American, alternative country singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He began his career learning how to play guitar and by the time he was 16, he began writing music and performing in various different bands. After saving money, Barber recorded his songs he previously wrote and began performing locally. Barber studied... read full bio
Delta Rae’s debut album, Carry The Fire, came out to high praise. They’ve been profiled everywhere from NPR to Time to Forbes and Rolling Stone. VH1 hand selected them for their “You Oughta Know” Artist Of The Month program. They performed not on both The Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno and Conan. Live is where Delta Rae truly flourishes. They’ve... read full bio
Delta Spirit is a California based band, best known for their folk rock sound. They also are known for their live sets, and songs being featured on many top television shows. The Delta Spirit song Devil Knows You're Dead" was used in the final scene of the 5th and final season of Friday Night Lights. The song "People, Turn... read full bio
One of the mainstays of the tech and underground house communities is Dennis Cruz. While training to be a sound engineer, Dennis began to DJ. He had previously assisted various rock bands and hip-hop musicians with their productions in the studio when he was in his 20s. Following his busiest year to date, he has even more in store for the... read full bio
Dennis Lloyd is an up-and-coming Israeli singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist most popular in countries like Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Canada, Austria, and Australia. His breakthrough single Nevermind has reach certified platinum in Australia and in Germany. Nevermind caught a lot of attention on Spotify and has over 200 million streams, it was also listed as one of the... read full bio
Department of Eagles is a band formed by two friends who met at New York University as roommates, named Daniel Rossen and Fred Nicolaus. Daniel Rossen is also in the band Grizzly Bear as the guitarist and co-lead vocalist. They collected samples and assembled them into songs and recorded them with illegal software and a borrowed microphone. Their music combines... read full bio
An Irish musician named Dermot Kennedy creates a sound that is a cross between hip-hop, RnB, folk, and indie rock. James Blake and Bon Iver are two artists whose styles are comparable to Kennedy's. In addition to his debut album, which is simply titled Kennedy, he has also published an EP titled "Doves and Ravens." Songs such as "Power Over Me,"... read full bio
In a theatrical, cabaret-style opening, Dessy Di Lauro introduces her event by having a dance entourage walk straight onto the dance floor. The best party ever is created by fusing the style, music and organic sounds of the 1920s and 1930s with modern technology to boost creativity and amazing visual features. Songs like "Why U Raggin" will get everyone in the club... read full bio
Devendra Banhart, an American-born singer, was raised in Venezuela. Inspired by Axl Rose, Kurt Cobain, Mick Jagger, and more, Banhart began to sing. His vocals, which are feminine and smooth, paint a fantastical, poetic image in your mind upon listening. Banhart is linked to the musical movement of Freak Folk; those who appreciate folk rock, psychedelic folk, and lo-fi genres... read full bio
Dexys, often known as the Dexys Midnight Runners, is a 7-piece band English soul pop band. While the band has experiences major lineup changes over the years, with the only core member being Kevin Rowland, the band continues to create soul-inspired pop for the masses. Two of the band’s most noteworthy tracks are “Geno” and “Come On Eileen.” The... read full bio
Digging Roots provide songs from their native Turtle Island new life in order to join a chorus of Indigenous artists, activists and change-makers throughout the world. Digging Roots, two-time JUNO Award winners, have been promoting Anishinaabe and Onkwehón traditions of circle dance and connectivity while touring the globe for more than ten years. On their fourth album, Zhawenim, Digging Roots takes you... read full bio
Digitalism is a German electronic music duo that consists of members Jens “Jence” Moelle and Ismail “Isi” Tufekci. The duo met at a record store in Hamburg and was later asked to DJ a party at the same store. From there, the duo went on to release their debut album, “Idealism”, which featured re-edits of previously released singles such as... read full bio
Dillon James is an American country singer-songwriter who rose to fame performing as a contestant on the 18th season of the competition reality series “American Idol.” James was born in Bakersfield, California, and he had a rough upbringing and turned to music to keep himself sober. James began his career after winning the International Modeling and Talent Association’s Inaugural Songwriting... read full bio
A fusion of ethnomusicology and the psychedelic trance state, gut-bucket delta blues and what the band variably refers to as "back-porch space cowboy blues, swamptronica and electro-twang," Dirtwire occupies a space between the old Mother Earth and contemporary technology. It's a sound that has been influenced by Dirtwire's concerts and trips throughout the world, where East and West converge and North... read full bio
