Spike Davis Began his comedy career in 1986. He is a native of Louisville, Kentucky. He spends most weekends traveling the country performing at comedy clubs and colleges. Spike has toured with Steve Harvey, Jamie Foxx, Chris Rock, Cedric the Entertainer, and a host of other great comedians. Spikes' style of comedy goes across the board, it not only appeals... read full bio
Seth Daniel Cook, better known as his stage name, Miles Daniel is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter from Yorktown, Indiana. Daniel’s music is a mixture of modern pop, RnB, and dance-rock. Throughout his career, Daniel has been likened to artists such as Prince, Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Charlie Puth and The 1975. Daniel found his love for music when he was only... read full bio
Portland-based The Rhythm Dogs combine Latin, Afrobeat, blues, ska, funk, and jazz with a distinctive groove. Bassist Mark von Bergen, drummer Mark Burdon, percussionist Chuk Barber, organist Chris Azorr, trombonist Greg Scholl, and saxophonist Mary-Sue Tobin make up the group. Nearly all of the tracks on their four albums—the most recent being "The Dogfather"—are original. The dogs may have been spotted... read full bio
The venerable rhythm and blues act, the Clovers, have a name synonymous with R'n'B chart activity over the years in a career of recording that has spanned 50 years. The Clovers still rank as the only R'n'B group to rival the legendary Drifters in traditional R'n'B chart success; having scored no fewer than 22 top twenty classics. The Clovers played... read full bio
Among the most seminal R&B and doo wop groups of all time, the Moonglows' lineup featured some of the genre's greatest pure singers. The original lineup from Louisville included Bobby Lester, Harvey Fuqua, Alexander Graves, and Prentiss Barnes, with guitarist Billy Johnson. They were originally called the Crazy Sounds, but were renamed by disc jockey Alan Freed as the Moonglows.... read full bio
Lydia Pense has been inspiring audiences with her unique blend of funk, soul, and blues since Cold Blood's first shows at the Fillmore West in the early Seventies. Over the course of the six albums Cold Blood released, Lydia established herself as a legendary singer with a loyal following of devoted fans. Today, many contemporary female singers count her as... read full bio
"Chrishan can sing, write, produce and perform at the drop of a dime. With a couple of notes you’ll be saying he can’t be 20. Chrishan grew up inspired by his environment and eventually began singing at age 2, writing songs at age 4, and sampling beats off the radio at age 7. He continued to sing, write and perform.... read full bio
The Lonely Biscuits are an American indie band. The band consists of Grady Gravy" Wenrich (vocals, guitar), Sam Gidley (drums), John Paterini (vocals, guitar), and Nick Byrd (bass). Hailing individually from all over the country, The Lonely Biscuits formed in Nashville, TN to create a sound that blends a wide array of genres into an unwavering, infectious groove. Riding off... read full bio
American rap trio 5th Ward Boyz is named after Houston, TXs 5th Ward, where the boys grew up. Andre 007 Barnes, Eric E-Rock Taylor, and later Richard Lo-Life Nash created the trio in the early 90s. Their first album, Ghetto Drop, was released in 1993. It peaked at no. 19 on the US R&B Chart. Lo Life joined the group... read full bio
Sharon Little is a singer-songwriter from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When she was working as a waitress in Philadelphia, Little performed with local bands and recorded her own album titled, Drawing Circles. Little signed onto CBS Records and released Perfect Time for a Breakdown. She was chosen as the opening act for Robert Plant, T Bone Burrent, and Alison Krauss on their... read full bio
The Chantels were the first black female group to achieve nationwide success. The group was established in the early 1950's at St. Anthony of Padua school in the Bronx, and consisted of Arlene Smith (lead), Sonia Goring, Rene Minus, Jackie Landry Jackson and Lois Harris. They got their name from a rival school, St. Francis de Chantelle. They were discovered... read full bio
Aaradhna is a pop, R&B, and soul music artist, born in New Zealand. She began writing her own music when she was just eleven years old. Her debut in the music industry was when was featured in the R&B group Adeaze’s song “Getting Stronger,” which emerged at number one on the New Zealand Singles Chart. Her first album, entitled... read full bio
Nikki Hills self-titled EP created a heavy and sudden international underground buzz that the band has traveled with from state to state and overseas, proving with only four tunes penned by Hill herself that they have an energy that appeals to everyone who is ready to dance, drawing crowds from every avenue at their shows. One club advertisement will call... read full bio
Ms. Vice is cut from the same cloth as Mavis, Aretha and some of the greatest gospel/soul/R&B singers of all time. The songs from her debut album, There's A Light (Ramseur Records), feature dynamic, soulful vocals, with classically influenced lyrics that are both timeless and reference her deep-rooted spirituality. This album emerged on the Billboard magazine charts at No. 6... read full bio
Texas born R&B vocalist Kyndall has been in the business since her early teen years, first with acting, then music when her deep tape - despite being under a minute - found its way online and into the ears of an Atlantic Records big wig. She spent the rest of her teen years developing her sound and identity as a... read full bio
The Slide Brothers - Aubrey Ghent, Calvin Cooke, Chuck Campbell and Darick Campbell - are musicians who embody the Sacred Steel Tradition in gospel. The group grew up in a church, where they were able to perform and travel at a young age. The joyous music these legendary artists create extends far beyond sacred steel to encompass blues, rock and... read full bio
Set to release her first EP this summer, QUI is looking to break barriers and blend genres with a new sound she has dubbed, Fantasy Soul. Her soft, yet rich voice reminds you of Erykah Badu, while her catchy melodies find a groove akin to that of The Internet. Celestial production enhances each of her songs and brings listeners to... read full bio
