Originating from Charlottesville, Virginia, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes has won two IBMA Fiddle Player of the Year awards. Currently, while she's not traveling with Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway, she resides in Nashville. Fiddler's Pastime, her debut solo album, was an instrumental endeavor that peaked at number one on Bluegrass Today and garnered a lot of radio play upon release. From Boston,... read full bio
From Austin, Texas, Bronze Whale is an indie-electronic duo comprised of the duo Aaron Jaques and Benny Alley. Bronze Whale is truly unique in the way that they produce tracks, which take the best pieces of indie, dance, dubstep, trap, and drum and bass. This sound is unlike any other in the industry and can’t be tied down to just... read full bio
Broods is a duo from New Zealand composed of a brother and sister duo, Georgia Josiena Nott and Caleb Allan Joseph Nott. Upon the release of their first single, Bridges, the duo was launched into stardom. The single went to number eight on the New Zealand single chart, which earned the duo offers from Capitol and Polydor Records. The band... 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
Brooke Candy is an American rapper based out of Los Angeles. Known for strong feminist lyrics and in-your-face style, she attained a sudden boost of visibility in 2012 when she starred in recording artist Grimes' music video “Genesis”. Candy rose to fame in the same year with the release of her debut single “Das Me” premiering on several high-profile... read full bio
Brooke Eden was born to hardworking blue collar parents in Loxahatchee, FL. Her Father was a carpenter and drummer in a country band. She started singing in his group at the tender age of 5 and has been rocking to the rhythm of country music and wowing audiences with her powerhouse vocals ever since. She realized early on that her... read full bio
A New Zealand singer and songwriter better known by her maiden name Brooke Fraser, Brooke Gabrielle Ligertwood (née Fraser; born 15 December 1983) is best known for her 2010 hit track "Something in the Water." Before securing a recording deal with Wood & Bone, Fraser had two studio albums released on Columbia Records: What to Do with Daylight (2003) and... read full bio
Brooke Hogan is an American actress, singer-songwriter, media personality, reality television star, and former on-screen personality for Impact Wrestling. She is best known for being the daughter of Hulk Hogan. She started her career releasing her debut single “Everything to Me” and she toured alongside Hilary Duff and Backstreet Boys. Hogan has released two studio albums, “Undiscovered” and “The Redemption”... read full bio
Brooke Fraser is a New Zealand singer-songwriter who is best known for her hit single “Something in the Water.” Fraser was born in Wellington, New Zealand, and she began her career taking piano lessons when she was seven. By the time she was 12, she began writing her own songs and be the time she was 15, she began learning... read full bio
Brooke Lynn Hytes, who is equal parts ballerina, showgirl and 90's supermodel, is the epitome of drag perfection. A native of Toronto, she studied dancing at the National Ballet School of Canada and performed as a main ballerina with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, an all-male drag ballet group, all over the world. She has now swept the globe, becoming the first... read full bio
After being encouraged by former manager Tim Simms, White auditioned for American Idol in Philadelphia, where she sang Like a Star" and received a positive review from all the judges. During the Hollywood week, White performed "Beautiful" by Carole King, accompanying herself on piano. After that performance, judges were quick to point out that Brooke reminded them of a young... read full bio
Brooks & Dunn are an American country music duo, consisting of singer-songwriters Kix Brooks and Ronnie Dunn. Both Kix and Ronnie had worked as singer-songwriters before the duo’s formation, charting singles of their own in the late 1980s. The duo made its debut in with their first four singles all reaching the top of the U.S. Billboard country music charts.... read full bio
Brooks Wheelan is an American stand-up comedian best known for his short run as an actor and writer on the television series Saturday Night Live. Wheelan originally went to school for science and math and graduated from University of Iowa with a biomedical engineering degree but decided that wasnt the path he wanted to take. He grew up performing stand-up... read full bio
Bros is an English pop duo that consists of the duo Matt and Luke Goss, who are twins brothers that formed the pop band in Camberley, Surrey, England. When Bros was formed, the band consists of brothers Matt and Luke as well as Craig Logan. The band was also managed by Tom Watkins. Matt and Luke began their musical careers... read full bio
Brother Ali is an American rapper from Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has released six studio albums and four EPs, with his fourth studio album, “Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color” achieving the best play by peaking at number 44 on the US charts. Brother Ali has worked with numerous artists over the years including, Atmosphere, Talib Kweli, Immortal Technique, Killer... read full bio
American rock group Brother Cane hails from Alabama. Damon Johnson, a singer/guitarist and Glenn Maxey, a bassist, formed the band. The trio recorded three studio albums and multiple songs that charted, including three number one singles and five top 10 singles. With the release of its self-titled first album, which featured the hits "Got No Shame," "That Don't Satisfy Me" and "Hard... read full bio
Brother Hawk gets dressed for the day, unties its wild horse and gallops out in the direction of a large pink home that is visible in the distance over the hills. The four-piece Atlanta band specializes on explosive hooks and furious guitars. As serpentine guitar lines uncoil and slither, punctuated with poisonous licks that can only be produced by a forked tongue,... read full bio
The music video that Hadiru Mahdi, also known as Brother Portrait, created for the song "Seeview/Rearview" was the first thing that brought him a lot of recognition. This song is a poetic study of the noises and environments that have come to define the dual nature of his Sierra Leonean and British ancestry, and it was directed by Nadira Amrani.... read full bio
Brother Stone and the Get Down is an American band that consists of members Collin Monahan and Matt Ranaudo. The band is a mixture of soul, pop and R&B and they are influenced by artists such as Stevie Wonder, John Mayer, James Taylor and D’angelo. The two are cousins and both of their fathers grew up playing music. While in... read full bio
Rylan Talerico, professionally known as Brother Sundance, is an American record producer, singer-songwriter, and musician. Talerico was born and raised in Florida and he started playing the drums at age 2 after being influenced by his father. Growing up, he started performing as the frontman and guitarist for the punk band Wallace, and also taught guitar, drums, and bass at... read full bio
