SULI MCCULLOUGH is a talented comedian, actor and writer whose star is definitely on the rise. He played Mouse" on the Jamie Foxx Show. But he's probably better known for the character "Crazy Legs" in the Wayans Brothers spoof "Don't Be A Menace To South Central While Drinking Your Juice In The Hood". Suli's Stand-up career began while he was... read full bio
Deathcore, a hybrid genre combining elements of metalcore and death metal, is performed by Suicide Silence. Black metal, grindcore, mathcore, and groove metal are some of their influences. The band's music features intricate time signatures and a variety of speed shifts, which are indicative of mathcore elements. Black metal's high-pitched screams and death metal's death growls are alternated throughout the... read full bio
The controversial punk rock group Suicidal Tendencies was established in Venice, California, during the start of the 1980s. Mike Muir, the band's leader, was renowned for his frankness and forceful onstage presence. Suicidal Tendencies were first known for their ferocious hardcore music, which developed a devoted fanbase among skateboarders and contributed to the development of the skatepunk subgenre. They eventually... read full bio
Its no surprise that three successful singer/songwriters with years of experience can make an album filled with solid, intelligent music. But even Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush themselves are slightly shocked by how fresh-sounding and unfailingly optimistic the songs they make together are. Thats the lure of Sugarland, Mercury Nashvilles super duo. Perhaps because of the sound that you hear... read full bio
Headed by front man Tim Pagnotta, Sugarcult is best known for their album Start Static" and "Palm Trees and Power Lines." Their songs "Stuck in America," "Bouncing off the walls" and "Memory" have all been billboard hits. Their song, "Lights Out", reached No. 64 on the charts. Its single "Do It Alone" reached No. 40 on the modern... read full bio
Sugaray Rayford is an American electric blues singer-songwriter from Smith County, Texas. When Rayford was only 7 years old he began singing at the Bethel Temple Church of God In Christ in Tyler, Texas. During this time he also began playing drums at the church before moving to San Diego, California after the loss of his mother. While in San... read full bio
Popular for smashes such as “Fly”, “Every Morning”, and “Someday”, as well as new tracks like “When Its Over” and “Answer the Phone”, Sugar Ray is celebrated for their varied musical styles. The group's RIAA double platinum-certified album Floored sold two million copies and generated the Caribbean-laced hit Fly. With the success of this song's pop rock sound, Sugar Ray... read full bio
Producer Kian Stevens-Winston, a multi-instrumentalist, is the grimy mind behind Sugar Pit. The loner composer works alone in his bedroom and is presently residing in Los Angeles. He is originally from a rural area of Illinois. Sugar Pit boldly combines raw, bizarre vocal performances and angular guitars into left-of-center rock songs, drawing inspiration from quirky post-punk and gritty garage rock.... read full bio
The Sugarhill Gang went down in history as the first rap music group to make it to the Top 40 list. The name Sugarhill Gang derives from the area that the group came from- Sugar Hill Manhattan. When the hit ""Rappers Delight"" was released in 1979, they became the first rap artists to breakthrough on the mainstream American Top 40... read full bio
Johny Lovan and Zach Littleton have known one another since they were in the third grade in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Though it took them a while to realize they were best as a duo and several years to begin recording music together, Sugadaisy has quietly amassed a sizable fan base by being its quirky, lovely selves. Because Littleton and Lovan are... read full bio
Sugababes, the iconic British girl group, have been captivating audiences for over two decades with their infectious pop hits and dynamic lineup changes. The group originally comprised of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhán Donaghy, and was formed in 1998 by All Saints manager Ron Tom. In 2001, Donaghy left the group, and Heidi Range replaced her. This lineup enjoyed... read full bio
Suga (Min Yoon-gi) is a South Korean rapper and record producer best known as being one of the members of the k pop sensation BTS. Alongside Jin, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook, Suga has made k pop an international sensation, bringing the Korean style of music to the states. Suga, apart from his solo career and his time spent... read full bio
Under a loose mane of long, unkempt hair, Sueco is sporting his distinctive sunglasses and nearly pours attitude. The multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter and producer from Los Angeles with a gold certification transmits the essence of 90s pop-punk through a 21st century lens, drawing on the unpredictable nature of hyperpop, the catharsis of hardcore and a ton of hip-hop expertise. He does the... read full bio
In addition to being one of the nations most talented and respected stand-up comics, Sue Murphy recently won two Emmy awards for her work writing and producing the Ellen Degeneres Show. Sue Murphy is a regular on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and was seen on The Jeff Foxworthy Show and has made numerous appearances on other sitcoms. She... read full bio
Sue Kolinsky started her comedy career as a waitress in New York City. After making a cynical remark to a customer (which got her fired) she decided to take her humor somewhere it would be better appreciated_The Original Improvisation. And it was. For the past 15 years Sue has been appreciated by comedy audiences across the country. Her comedy skills... read full bio
Sudan Archives is a self-taught musician, an experienced singer, fiddler, and violinist. Sudan Archives blends electronic elements and R&B into her music to create a unique sound. From a young age, Archives was interested in music. Upon finding a connection with the violin and the sounds of Northeast Africa, Archives began to develop her own style of music. She interpreted... read full bio
Subtronics was created out of a love for SUBwoofers and elecTRONICS. Jesse Kardon was passionate about his drum set and Radiohead when he was a young man in Philadelphia. He fell in love with the electronic music scene in high school after learning about it. Jesse was moved to enter the realm of production after hearing the style for the first... read full bio
The most notable event that led to the formation of Sublime with Rome was the untimely death of Sublime's lead singer Bradley Nowell. Former members of the band Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh, together with former member Rome, founded Sublime after the passing of Nowell. Rome was a reference to the band's newest vocalist, Rome Ramirez, who came on board... read full bio
American reggae, punk, and ska group Sublime hails from Long Beach, California. A closer examination of the band's stylistic inspirations reveals a blend of dancehall, hip-hop, Ska, punk, progressive rock, hip-hop, and reggae and dub. Three people made up the band: Eric Wilson on bass guitar, Bud Gaugh on percussion, and Bradley Nowell on vocals and guitar. With their self-titled... read full bio
With his immensely popular tune "2009 Was Tight," Preston Charles, aka SubDocta, burst onto the bass music world, receiving praise from many of the genre's biggest names. SubDocta is well-known for creating his own kind of dubstep and hybrid music, which he calls "West Coast Wobble" in honor of his origins in Reno, Nevada. For some of the biggest names in... read full bio
