Sean Paul is a Jamaican rapper, singer and producer from Kingston, Jamaica. He reached his peak in the 2000’s with hits like “Temperature”, “Get Busy”, “I’m Still in Love with You”, “We Be Burnin”, and more. He is also known for being featured on songs such as Beyonce’s “Baby Boy”, The Saturdays “What About Us” and Clean Bandit’s “Rockabye”. While... read full bio
Chicago-born artist SEB has had a unique path to his current status as a rising celebrity. In his middle school rap group, where he would freestyle over beats downloaded from YouTube, SEB discovered his love of music after spending his childhood in many places throughout the United States and Haiti. He later came back to New York to attend college... read full bio
Hailing from California, Seven Lions blends pop, trance and dubstep to create some of EDM’s best productions. His Days to Come EP was included on Vibe’s Top Electronic Albums, and rose to No. 10 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Albums chart. Seven Lions’ Worlds Apart EP was another success, featuring “Don’t Leave” with Ellie Goulding. It appeared on the Billboard 200, and... read full bio
Janae Nierah Wherry, recognized as Sexyy Red, is an American rapper who has garnered attention in the music business for her audacious and unrepentant style. Originating from St. Louis, she commenced her musical adventure by composing a diss track directed at an unfaithful lover, which sparked her enthusiasm for rap. Her stage moniker, derived from her distinctive red hair, embodies... read full bio
Shabazz Palaces is a uniquely experimental hip hop duo made up of Tendai “Baba” Maraire and Ishmael Butler, also known as Palaceer Lazaro. The duo has released full-length studio albums entitled Lese Majesty and Black Up, both of which have been critically acclaimed. The band has released two more albums on Sub Pop entitled Quazarz vs. The Jealous Machines and... read full bio
Shabba Ranks is a Jamaican dancehall and reggae musician from St. Ann, Jamaica. Ranks was raised in Trenchtown, Jamaica, and gained fame by rapping locally in Jamaica. He originally began performing under the stage name Co-Pilot and was a protégé of Josey Wales. Ranks rose to fame after the release of his debut album, “Rough & Rugged” which was split... read full bio
The highly stylized yet genuine sound of Virginia rapper Shaboozey is influenced by a wide range of musical genres and pop culture icons. Nigerian parents raised Shaboozey in Fairfax, Virginia, outside of Washington, D.C. His nickname is a parody of how his last name is pronounced incorrectly. He's known by his nickname, "Boozey". He frequently names his songs after celebrities. Notable instances... read full bio
Shad is a Canadian alterative hip hop artist and broadcaster who was born in Kenya and is based out of London, Ontario. Shad previously was an undergraduate student at Wilfrid Laurier University and while there, earned money from a talent competition when he used to self-release his debut album, “When This Is Over.” Shortly after the release of his debut... read full bio
Shaggy is a Jamaican musician, singer, DJ, actor, producer, and philanthropist. He hit peak popularity in the late 90’s to 2000’s with the release of hit singles such as, “It Wasn’t Me”, “Boombastic”, “In the Summertime”, “Oh Carolina”, and “Angel”. Prior to his music career, Shaggy had enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and had obtained the MOS of... read full bio
Shaka Ponk are the French electro-punk collective best known for its digitally animated monkey figure, Goz, and were formed a year before Damon Albarn's Gorillaz came onto the world. The band was founded by web designer Frah and guitarist CC, who experimented with various visual techniques before bringing in bassist Thias and drummer Bobe-OD to round out their roster. The... read full bio
The tale of Shallipopi starts in Benin. To be fair, according to Bini oral pedagogy, every story begins in Benin, since the 825-year-old kingdom is said to be the world's origin. Crown Uzama, also known as Shallipopi, began releasing music in 2016, following in the footsteps of his younger brother Zerrydl, who did the same in 2015, according to an... read full bio
Shamarr Allen was born and raised in New Orleans in the 9th Ward. His music is definitely rooted in traditional New Orleans heritage, but the show is super fun and he has a really positive message. He’s played with everyone from Willie Nelson to Harry Connick Jr and had the honor of being chosen to perform for Obama while on... read full bio
Shameik Moore is a multitalented American actor and rapper who has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry with his incredible range of skills. Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Moore began his career in show business at an early age, making his debut on the comedy sketch show "Incredible Crew". After making a few appearances on television shows... read full bio
Shamir is a singer and songwriter from Las Vegas, Nevada. He began his musical career with his release of ®Northtown,' which received acclaim on media resources like Pitchfork Media and Pigeons & Planes. Flavorwire named Shamir's song ®If It Wasn't True' one of the 25 best songs of the year. After being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Shamir considered quitting his... read full bio
Shao Dow (pronounced Sha-ow Dough) is an acclaimed indie rapper, manga creator, and sporadic ninja. Renowned for rapping in both English and Japanese, his artistry amalgamates anime, gaming, martial arts, and music into a distinctive style. He has partnered with notable figures such as Sean Schemmel, the voice of Goku from Dragon Ball Z, and appeared on the opening single from... read full bio
The Sudanese hip-hop musician Currly, who was born in Toronto, is unrepentant in his pursuit of expression, even in the face of increased TikTok virality. After gaining nearly a million social media followers, it is evident why Shareef exudes confidence both on and off stage.Shareef began making music as a means of fostering friendships through verse-passing and freestyling over beats.... read full bio
ShaSimone, a British-Ghanaian rapper, has had a busy two years, contributing to a number-one record, releasing her debut EP, and appearing frequently on GRM Daily. She discusses being impulsive, East London's effect on her music, and working with Mercury Prize-winning rapper Dave with Rahel Aklilu. Rapper Shauna Yeboah, aka ShaSimone, should make reference to it in her debut EP, "SIMMA DOWN,"... read full bio
Shawn Bosco Fernandes is a Canadian singer, songwriter, dancer, and television personality better known by his stage name Shawn Desman. Universal Music Canada signed him. Shawn Desman participated in numerous talent shows and activities while attending St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School in Toronto. Shawn Fernandes performed as a dancer in the Boomtang Boys' "Squeezetoy" music video in 1998. Before... read full bio
Shaybo is a tough, truth-telling female rapper who was born and bred in southeast London. She is not here to mess around. The ardent words and appealing melodies of Shaybo, who has a passion for rapping coursing through her blood, reveal a highly adaptable artist whose music has the capacity to elicit a profound response across all genres. Being no stranger... read full bio
Sheck Wes is an up-and-coming rapper from Harlem, New York. Wes is best known for his single ‘Mo Bamba’. Wes grew up playing basketball and through that gained a close relationship with Mo Bamba, a basketball player that will soon play for the NBA. Wes scored a record deal under Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Records and Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Music, which... read full bio
