Vicky Cryer is an ensemble collective of some of progressive and indie rocks biggest stars: Dominic Howard from the band Muse, Mark Stoermer from The Killers, Nick Fyffe from Jamiroquai, Dave Elitch from Mars Volta, Jeff Kite from Beat Club, Alex Carapetis, and even David Johanssen. It all started when Jason Hill – the band’s producer and frontman – turned... read full bio
As the German rave scene gradually extended its borders to include Hannover and its environments, Timo Maas was one of the primary architects. This German electronic music DJ and producer began remixing and playing with various genres of music at the age of 17 with turntables. In 1992, Timo was introduced to the early German rave scene, which sparked... read full bio
Reignwolf is a three piece indie blues rock band from Seattle, Washngton. They got their start when the three of them (singer Jordan Cook, bass player Stacey James Kardash, and drummer Joseph Braley) got together to start playing. Jordan was first introduced to David Rapaport, who is no longer a member of the band, as well as Joseph who was... read full bio
You might recognize the members of The Honey Brothers for their different television appearances. While they are recognizable faces (and names), they do each take on different pseudonyms: drummer Adrian Grenier (who you might recognized from the show Entourage) goes by the name Honey DuContra, ukulele and vocalist Ari Gold goes by Hoyt Honey, guitarist and singer D.S. Posner goes... read full bio
The Cab is a Las Vegas based alternative rock, pop punk, pop rock, power pop, and emo pop group who earned the distinction of “The Band You Need to Know in 2008” (by Alternative Press magazine) following the release of their debut album “Whisper War” that same year. The Cab consists of lead vocalist Alexander DeLeon, bassist Joey Thunder, lead... read full bio
Bob Higa isn’t just any old magician – he’s a business man who knows quite a bit about customer service, marketing, management, and sales. On top of that, he still is quite an accomplished entertainer. Bob has made various television appearances and has headlined in the magician capital of the world, Las Vegas. This was at the Tropicana’s “Folies Bergere.”... read full bio
The Walcotts are a rock n’ roll band with a huge lineup of highly talented musicians. Their sound has been described as a mix between country, blues, soul, and classic rock. Their music is highlighted by their male-female dual vocals and the use of instruments like piano, fiddle, pedal steel, horns, etc. They’ve opened up for the likes of Honeyhoney,... read full bio
More than a fine vocalist, John Pagano is a complete musician, having the rare ability to bring songs of almost any genre or era to life all the while sounding sincere and pleasant—like nobody but himself. His natural melodic aptitude has been sharpened by years of demanding work on stages and in studios, alongside amazing talent such as Burt Bacharach,... read full bio
James the Human is a Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter whose easy and upbeat style serenades his audiences with captivating lyrics. He has been building a name for himself with his beautiful vocal talents and one-of-a-kind live shows. Most recently, James received great praise for his performance at the Rise Lantern Festival.... read full bio
Jonny Burke is a musician who is constantly on the road, both figuratively and musically. As producer of the majority of the project, which was independently distributed on his own Dreamcar Records, Burke crafted a record that is as real and honest as it gets. His 2012 album, "Cup Runneth Over," was immediately followed by his debut solo album, "Distance... read full bio
Diego Miranda is a Portuguese DJ and producer. He has performed at some of the biggest events in the world, including MTV Shakedown, Creamfields, Rock in Rio and Sensation White. Diego gained international popularity with his song “Ibiza for Dreams”, and became a frequent act at Ushuaia Beach Hotel in Ibiza. He has been nominated for an MTV Award in... read full bio
Quentin Mosimann was included among DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs list for the fourth consecutive year. He began his career in the south of France, when he was only fourteen years old. When he was twenty, he won the French reality television show Star Academy, and had great success with two albums in Universal Music and a tour with a... read full bio
Miss K8 became the first female hardcore artist to ever reach the prestigious DJ Mag Top 100 DJs list. An exclusive Masters of Hardcore artist, she has thousands of fans and is considered the ‘goddess of hardcore’. She has performed at Masters of Hardcore, Dominator, Syndicate, Defqon. 1 and many other events. Miss K8’s solo work and collabs are of... read full bio
Mike Candys is a Swiss music producer and dance DJ. He rose to popularity in Switzerland with his single “La Serenissima”. Candys’ collab with Jack Holiday on a remix of the Faithless song “Insomnia” emerged within the top ten in several European singles charts. His third single, “People Hold On”, is ranked fourth in the European club charts and... read full bio
Northwich's Joe Banfi has already received support from XFM and 6Music as a result of a single song, "Olive Green," on Communion's most recent New Faces compilation. Banfi also possesses the same stark individualism that Communion uncovered with the debut albums by Ben Howard and Michael Kiwanuka. And what also makes this inaugural Iron EP such an engaging listen is what... read full bio
In 2010, Padley was at an afterparty in Ibiza when the music abruptly stopped. One of his unfinished projects played when he connected his iPhone to the party's speakers. Despite Padley's admission that he hadn't intended for the song to be released, the party's enthusiastic reception prompted him to get in touch with his buddy Danish DJ/Producer Noir, who owns... read full bio
Not to be swayed by a book's cover (with his flipped ball cap and broad shoulders) one of Nashville's hottest new songwriters, Tyler Reeve, may have the all-American look, but his lyrics are heavy on imagery that conjures up memories rather than tailgates and dusty roads. Tyler traveled from Mobile, Alabama to Nashville through a detour through Florida for college... read full bio
David Shelby planned his musical course somewhere between Nashville and Detroit's highways, with the goal of eventually making it to country radio with a distinctive sound. Shelby crafted a style he proudly refers to as "Rust Belt Country" by fusing the grit and salt of the earth of Motor City, Michigan, the culture's well-known rock n' roll past, and Nashville's... read full bio
Ralph II first held a banjo, as one might anticipate of the son of a well-known banjo player. Ralph, or simply ""Two,"" as his family and friends refer to him, received his first instruction from the senior Stanley when he was a ripe old age of three, learning how to perform a basic finger roll. But it turned out that,... read full bio
On Halloween in 1985, Burns was born in Glasgow. He started playing guitar and keyboards when he was twelve and started composing music. When he was a teenager, he discovered sampling. Once more, the wide range of tastes in his parents helped him in his creative activities. Burns' inherited musical tastes changed as he learned about the French electronic producers... read full bio
