Bamily is a Brixton, London band with an incredible fusion of pop, disco, soul, and hip-hop in their sound. They also utilize certain elements of DJing, making them very different than other pop groups that are kind of like them. Then again, there aren’t a lot of bands like Bamily, with their use of heavy beats samples over heavy drums... read full bio
Before they were known as Bambara, 23jinx got their start as a post-punk and noise rock band in 2001. The band consists of Reid Bateh on lead vocals and guitar, Blaze Bateh on drums and vocals, and William Brookshire on bass and vocals. Under 23jinx, they released their debut album “Curtains and Cannibals” in 2005. After adopting the name Bambara,... read full bio
Ayanna Witter-Johnson is a singer-songwriter, cellist, and composer from London, England. She is a performer of both classical and contemporary music, fusing a bit of hip-hop and reggae into her compositions. Ayanna, being a talented singer, often plays the cello while singing her soulful songs. This incredible multi-instrumentalism began when she was just four years old. It was around this... read full bio
Samantha Ayanis Miller (who works professionally as just Ayanis) is a Texas-raise singer and dancer. She got her start singing in church and participating in beauty pageants. At a young age, the entertainment bug bit her and she made sure to make that her path in life. At the age of nine, she told her family that it was happening... read full bio
Bill Evans is a legendary sax player from Illinois. At an early age, he was exposed to music, given that his dad was a musical prodigy who could play the classical piano. Bill took to wind instruments quite quickly. Starting out playing the classical clarinet, he went on to study the saxophone with Vince Micko. Bill went on to study... read full bio
Blade Brown, also known as Jonathan Wrate, is an English rapper and songwriter. Blade was first explosed to hip hop music as a kid, thanks to his father. It was the 80s and 90s hip hop, as well as reggae that first piqued his interest. He started taking rap music more seriously when he was 17. In 2004, he released... read full bio
Black Sherif, also known as Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, is a rapper and songwriter from Konongo, Ghana. He made quite the international buzz with the release of “Kwaku the Traveller”, a song that hit number 1 on both the Nigerian and Ghanaian Apple Music charts. The song is doing incredible numbers on streaming services as well. For example, it... read full bio
BLU J is releasing killer tracks left and right and they are certainly feeling the love from their adoring fanbase – a fanbase that continues to grow just as music is released on a regular basis. While the electronic EDM duo is immensely talented, it’s totally okay if you haven’t heard of them. The two of them are keeping a... read full bio
Blood Cultures is a New Jersey-based experimental indie rock pop band. The band consists of several different anonymous musicians. It started out as just one person and now it’s four masked figures who insist that anonymity is vital for their identity and their brand. The band plays with sounds consisting of psychedelic pop, electropop, and chillwave music with tropical elements.... read full bio
Bleu Clair produces music that can be described as bass, techno, house, and EDM. His first single “Désir” came out in 2014, which put Bleu Clair on every EDM fan’s radar. Now, five EP’s and about a dozen singles later, Bleu Clair has become an international sensation. Originally from Indonesia, this EDM superstar has collaborated with some EDM’s biggest names,... read full bio
California-native Bleep Bloop is a very hard-working EDM star that really innovates the electronic dance music. In 2014, he dropped his very first singles: “10 Watt Lazers”, “Denial”, and “Crushed”. A year later, he released “Gun Chatta”, as well as a series of songs he recorded with G Jones, like “Kodos”, “Minds”, “Plastic Flower People”, “Real”, and “Mind – Lunice... read full bio
Josh Edwards – a London-native – started Blanco White as a solo project back in 2014 with the goal of blending Latin American music with Andalusian music. He studied Andean instruments like the charango while spending time in Bolivia and learned to master his guitar playing while living in Spain. His goal was always to craft just the right kind... read full bio
Saint Louis-native Zack Bommer operates simply as his last name while he takes the world by storm with his Electronic, EDM, and RnB-style music. He is a very dedicated artist with years of practice and, at only 25, is a dubstep legend. Bommer has already worked with several major labels: Smog, Subquake Audio, Prime Audio, GMB Records, and Octane Audio.... read full bio
Bruer (AKA Will Mayer) is captivating audiences with his dance music and free-form sound. When he was 18, he moved to Los Angeles and got enveloped in the local electronic music scene. He grew up with different kinds of dance music: happy hardcore, trance, and hardstyle. There was something about it that captivated him so he made it his life... read full bio
Bru-C, also known as Josh Bruce, an MC and rapper that hails from Long Eaton, Derbyshire, England (but is based in Nottingham). Earlier in his career, he was featured on the Don’t flop Entertainment YouTube channel, engaging in rap battles, becoming one of the only rappers on the roster to go massively big. Bru-C would go on to sell out... read full bio
Brooke Annibale isn’t just strictly one genre. The American singer-songwriter creates a more complex alternative-folk sound that bleeds together beautiful and thoughtful songwriting with dark, dreamy, and enticing landscapes. The beloved singer-songwriter is adored by, not just her massive international fanbase, but with massive industry supervisors and publications like Under The Radar, American Songwriter, Stereogum, NPR/World Café, and many others.... read full bio
Brondo (AKA Thomas O’Connell) is an American drum and bass jungle DJ who first made waves in 2018 with the singles “Ape S***” and “Happy”, both very successful tracks. He followed this up with twenty-two singles and two albums: “Bass Jungle” in 2019 and “Concrete Jungle” in 2022. Both albums were immensely successful. The song “Chasing Paper” is has received... read full bio
Brian Destiny is the solo act of Fat White Family’s Nathan Saoudi, a project he’s been working on since 2019. He made his debut in February of 2022 with the EP “Brian’s Got Talent”. The EP features tracks like “Is It Gonna Be Love” and “What If I Told You That” and features as lot of indie synth sounds. Brian... read full bio
Born Dirty (Mike Abadie) is a British-French-Israeli DJ and EDM record producer who hit the scene in the summer of 2015 when he released “Don’t Stop Get It” featuring Kid Sister. His diverse upbringing has clear influences on his sound. Born Dirty’s sound has been described as incorporating elements from French hip-hop, music from the England rave scene, and the... read full bio
Caspa (AKA Gary McCann) is an EDM and dubstep musician, music producer, and DJ from West London. Caspa originally had his eye set on a basketball career, which was sadly cut short because of a shoulder injury he sustained. But Jungle music and Hip Hop really took over and influenced him more than anything. When “Bassbins” (recorded under the pseudonym... read full bio
