Takuya Kuroda, a trumpeter of great reputation who was born in Kobe, Japan, has a distinctive hybrid sound that combines soulful jazz, funk, post-bop, fusion and hip hop music. He moved to New York to study jazz & current music at The New School in Union Square, following in the footsteps of his trombone brother who played in big bands. Here, Takuya... read full bio
Tand is a five-piece rock group from South Florida that is renowned for its extensive original and cover song library as well as its exhilarating live performances. Puzzle Piece, the group's first official studio album was released and their first full-length album followed. Tand has established themselves as one of the most promising musical artists with a relentless touring schedule and regular appearances at... read full bio
Tangerine Dream, this seven-time Grammy nominated European band, is a singular phenomenon. As an instrumental band, using just high-end modern technology, simultaneously surrounded by a strong rock-n-roll identity, they will hardly fit into any given musical pigeonhole. Many have tried to copy what became known after years as "The Tangerine Dream Sound" - so far absolutely unsuccessfully. They always had... read full bio
Internationally renowned for her exhilarating vocals and keyboard artistry Tania Maria's music is a unique combination of jazz, funk and the popular music of her native Brazil. She has created an eclectic fusion that is more exciting than pure jazz. Tania Maria's vibrant voice, brilliant piano work and outstanding performances have made an artist of increasing international popularity. Without doubt,... read full bio
Tara Lily's upbringing in South London as a member of a British and South Asian household has shaped her viewpoint on music and world culture. She has been surrounded by a wide variety of sounds and genres throughout her childhood, including jazz, electronica + dance, R&B, and Indian soundscape. Virgil Abloh, Gilles Peterson, Iggy Pop, Jamie Cullum, and Motown Records... read full bio
Vanity Fair magazine hailed transnational bandleader, singer, and actress TATIANA EVA-MARIE as a "millennial shaking up the jazz scene" and dubbed "the Gypsy-jazz Warbler" by the New York Times. She is located in Brooklyn. Although she is most known for being the leader of the Parisian-inspired Avalon Jazz Band, which has amassed 80 million views on YouTube, her passions have... read full bio
DJ, producer, singer, composer, beatboxer, and multi-instrumentalist Taylor McFerrin resides in Brooklyn. He has a reputation as one of the most avant-garde and fascinating artists of his generation thanks to his musical talent and adaptability. As soon as his debut EP, "Broken Vibes," was released, McFerrin began to receive attention. The EP, which included his distinctive fusion of techno, jazz, and... read full bio
Terence Blanchard has consistently been a creative force for delivering potent musical comments on excruciating American disasters, both recent and historical. One of jazz's most revered trumpeters, he defies expectations by pursuing a variety of artistic endeavors. Blanchard, a five-time Grammy winner and two-time Oscar nominee for best original music, follows Quincy Jones in becoming the second African-American composer to receive... read full bio
The Terraza Big Band is an eighteen-piece ensemble band that was brought together and is under the director of co-directors, bassist Edward Perez, and award-winning saxophonist and composer Michael Thomas. The group is based out of Queens, New York and they perform monthly at Terraza 7 in Jackson Heights. The band consists of all of New York’s in-demand jazz musicians.... read full bio
Tertia May, a UK singer and songwriter, made her name known with her stirring first EP, Kind of Purple. Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul and Pop are all influences, and the voice is distinctive. Tertia appeared on venues throughout the ensuing 12 months, from London's famed Jazz Cafe to the Colors studios, with her performance last summer garnering well over 1 million... read full bio
One of South Africa's most significant post-Apartheid vocalists is Thandiswa. She started her career with the bands Jack Knife and Bongo Maffin, which was one of the first acts in the Kwaito dance music genre. Following six critically acclaimed albums with Bongo Maffin, she embarked on a solo career. Zabalaza, her debut solo project, went double platinum and garnered multiple... read full bio
A diverse, energetic and well-hydrated progressive rock band from New Jersey is called Thank You Scientist. Terraformer, the boy-like septet's forthcoming album, finds them at their most ambitious and unexpected. By presenting an incredibly ambitious and continually engaging 84 minutes of experimental rock and roll music, the band has advanced its experimental, genre-defying sound. The group was started by guitarist and... read full bio
Born in the rumbling cab of a stone truck and aged in the oak of Tennessees smoky night haunts, The Black Lillies have quickly risen to the forefront of the Americana scene. Founded by multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Cruz Contreras (Robinella and the CCstringband), the group honors the traditions of their Appalachian heritage while blazing new trails in the roots rock... read full bio
A unique rock band that combines various elements of blues, folk, funk and bluegrass throughout their entire repertoire. From their gritty and grand live performances, as well as through their poignantly hand crafted albums, THE BRIDGE has become one of the most popular bands to hail from the Mid-Atlantic region. Featuring guitar, mandolin, saxophone, bass, drums and vocal percussion,... read full bio
The Cactus Blossoms started out as a duo comprised of two brothers named Jack Torrey and Page Burkum. They hadn’t planned to start a band when they began making music together, but they ended up playing music with friends on a weekly basis at a local venue called the Turf Club in St. Paul, Minnesota. They were inspired by the... read full bio
The California Honeydrops have deep roots in American Music, embracing genres such as Gospel, R&B, Blues, and Second Line New Orleans Jazz. They bring an energetic innovative experience that will get people out of their seats, dancing and singing along. The band originated in Oakland, California, playing in the subway stations. Since then, they have completed six European tours... read full bio
The Cat Empire have progressively grown to be one of Australia's most popular musical exports. Without anyone at home actually noticing, the band consistently generates more worldwide business than any of their local contemporaries. They do this by attracting passionate devotion throughout the globe. The six people who have been connected by a shared passion of music since their teens have... read full bio
Kingsley Chukwudi Okorie and his brother Benjamin Chukwudi James make up the 'Afrocentric inspired' duo known as The Cavemen, which is headquartered in Lagos. The cavemen have set out on a mission to transfer the sounds of the past into the present, portraying themselves as a bridge between generations, driven by a desire to create the music they grew up listening... read full bio
The Cinematic Orchestra is a British electronic and nu jazz group that was created by Jason Swinscoe and consists of members Swinscoe, Phil France, Luke Flowers, Tom Chant, Nick Ramm and Stuart McCallum. The Cinematic Orchestra rose to fame after the release of their debut album, “Motion”, since then, they’ve gone on to released three more studio albums. The Cinematic... read full bio
The Comet Is Coming is a psychedelic rock band that incorporates genres such as funk, electronica, and jazz. The band is based out of London and consists of members Danalogue, Betamax and King Shabaka. The Comet Is Coming first rose to prominence after the release of their debut single “Neon Baby”. Later on, the band released their debut EP, “Prophecy”.... read full bio
