Wunderhorse is the musical project of London-based artist Jacob Slater. After experiencing a difficult break up with his former band Dead Pretties in 2017, Slater found solace in creating music as Wunderhorse. Despite having only two tracks released, Wunderhorse has already been recognized as one of the ones to watch in 2022 by NME, thanks to Slater's unique blend of... read full bio
WhoMadeWho is a Copenhagen-based experimental pop trio, consisting of jazz guitarist Jeppe Kjellberg, drummer Tomas Barfod, and singer/bassist Tomas Høffding. The band formed in 2003 and quickly gained recognition for their unique sound and experimental approach. They released several 12-inch singles on German disco label Gomma Records, including "Out the Door" and "Space to Rent," before releasing their self-titled debut... read full bio
The LA-based producer DREZO has made no concessions along the road as he has forged a daring path to where he is today over the previous few years. His unrepentant demeanor has won him admirers from all over the world, enabling him to perform not only in his own America but also in Asia, Australia, Europe and other places. Nearly all of... read full bio
After parting ways with PartyMouth, WHOKILLEDXIX was born. Their music is a mix of punk rock, trap, and hip-hop, with a DIY ethos and a rebellious attitude. Their debut album, "XIX," was released in 2019 and showcased their unique sound and style. The album includes tracks like "Fake," "Numb," and "Kerosene," which all feature Yung Skayda's raspy, punk-inspired vocals and... read full bio
There was a well-liked post titled "Tears On The Dancefloor" on Great Tunes, a 400-member online music trading community that Brian Pineyro founded. Members of the collective—house enthusiasts, experimental musicians and music aficionados from different scenes and generations—posted dancefloor compositions with a dreamy sad character that permeates Pineyro's ambient reggaeton music under the guise of DJ Python. During his teenage years in Miami, Pineyro... read full bio
Warren Hue, born on June 20, 2002, is an Indonesian rapper-singer who has become a rising star in the music industry. Under the name Warren Hue, he is currently signed to 88rising and has been making music since he was 16 years old. Starting with a remix of Valee's "Womp Womp" on SoundCloud in 2018, Warren quickly gained recognition and went... read full bio
Venus and the Flytraps is a post-punk band from Austin, Texas. Formed in 2015, the band consists of frontwoman Venus Flytrap, drummer Gregor Samsa, bassist Rikki Tikki Tavi, and guitarist Jimmy Valentine. Known for their intense live shows and unapologetic punk attitude, Venus and the Flytraps have released several EPs and albums over the years. Their debut EP, "Attack of the... read full bio
On his debut mixtape, forever was a feeling, North Londoner Daniel Briskin combines his soulful vocals with an alternative R&B style. Born and reared in London, Briskin was exposed to pop and classic rock from an early age, which sparked his interest in music. He studied the drums and the piano and advanced his musical career by enrolling in the famed... read full bio
Joe Thornalley, better known by his stage name Vegyn, is a British music producer, DJ, and graphic designer. His work on Frank Ocean's "Blonde" and "Endless" brought him into the limelight of the music industry. Born in London, Vegyn began his musical career in 2013 while studying design at the London College of Communication. He later left university to pursue... read full bio
Daniel Avery has released immersive album visuals from London design company Flat-e, who have created magnificent, digitally altered videos for each track on the album. Song For Alpha, Avery's highly anticipated new album, will be released simultaneously with the release of his second one. Song For Alpha has received overwhelmingly positive reviews in the months leading up to its release. Mixmag... read full bio
Vedo is an RnB singer from Atlanta, Georgia. He gained national attention when he appeared on season four of the hit TV show "The Voice" and was mentored by R&B superstar Usher. He quickly became a fan favorite, making it to the top 12 before being eliminated. Since then, Vedo has been making a name for himself in the RnB scene.... read full bio
Rhett Whatley's aural vision, Daily Bread, proudly represents Atlanta and is constantly bringing new concepts to offer soul-stirring sounds a cutting edge. Daily Bread soars to new heights because to the Philos Records resident's love of trying out new instruments and his intense passion for crate-digging, which combines reminiscing soulful melodies, edgy hip-hop lyrics and bass-driven panache into one unified sound.... read full bio
The producer Cyril Hahn's distinctive, ethereal sounds have been well-known and adored throughout the last two years in the busines The Swiss native gained notoriety in the early stages of his career for his remixes of songs by Solange, Jessie Ware, Haim, Sigur Ros and the enduringly popular Destiny's Child version of "Say My Name." After joining the prestigious label PMR Records, he showed... read full bio
Uncle Waffles is a rising star in the amapiano scene, known for her electrifying sets and infectious beats. With less than a year in the industry, she has quickly become an international sensation, performing in the UK multiple times a year and garnering a massive online following. Her journey to success began with a simple gig in Soweto, where she... read full bio
Crystal Skies is an American EDM team that is well-known for their ethereal bass-driven songs like "Never Change" and "Fluorescent Lights." They have created a distinctive dubstep sound that emotionally connects with listeners. Britian Holcomb, a native of Louisiana and Aaron Dawson, a musician from Philadelphia, started making dubstep music independently. They credited well-known melodic artists like Seven Lions, Au5 and KOAN... read full bio
Brixton is where Cooly G (Merrisa Campbell) is from. Her tunes nearly always contain a dancefloor-ready bassline and she is frequently categorized as part of the expanding UK funky movement. Even though she formerly rapped for funky producer Fingaprint, she wouldn't identify herself as a part of the scene. Two months after she graduated from high school, she was teaching music technology... read full bio
Twin XL is a synthpop band that hails from Los Angeles, California, comprising lead vocalist and guitarist Cameron Walker-Wright, guitarist John Gomez, and bassist Stephen Gomez. The band originally formed in 2017 when the trio met at a LA house party and decided to try a day in the studio together, with drummer Brennan Benko later joining them in 2021. In... read full bio
Tumua is a multi-talented performer, known for his skills as an actor, stand-up comedian, former collegiate athlete, and social media personality. Born and raised on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, Tumua has become a well-known figure in the Polynesian community around the world, thanks in large part to his popular online presence. With over 400 thousand followers across Instagram, Facebook,... read full bio
Tuk Smith and The Restless Hearts is a Nashville-based rock band, led by former Biters frontman Tuk Smith, who hails from Atlanta. The band burst onto the scene in early 2020 with their debut single, "What Kinda Love," which showcased Smith's signature raspy vocals and the band's driving guitar riffs. That same day, they were announced as an opening act... read full bio
Ben Vella, who is also a producer, worked with his brother Tom Vella and artist Pius Bak to create Child of the Parish. Ben wanted to experiment musically with tracks that had a more vibrant leaning toward disco and psychedelia, where 303s could coexist peacefully with guitars, four-to-the-floor beats and vocal samples. He also fulfilled a childhood desire to write a short... read full bio
