When country music lovers talk about the greatest groups in the genre, Shenandoah is always at the forefront of any discussion. Fueled by Marty Raybon’s distinctive vocals and the band’s skilled musicianship, Shenandoah became well known for delivering such hits as “Two Dozen Roses”, “Church on Cumberland Road” and “Next to You, Next to Me” as well as such achingly... read full bio
Shenandoah is an American country band from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The group consists of members Marty Raybon, Mike McGuire, Travis Mobley, Brad Benge, Jamie Michael, and Donnie Allen. The group formed in the mid 80’s and since then, they have released 10 studio albums, two of which, “The Road Not Taken” and “Extra Mile”, reached US certified Gold. Some of... read full bio
Shemekia Copeland released her debut, Turn The Heat Up, to massive popular and critical acclaim. She followed up with Wicked, for which she received three Blues Music Awards and a Grammy nomination. She then released Talking To Strangers, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard blues chart and has been hailed by critics and fans as the best of her... read full bio
Shelly Taylor is a pianist and singer based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. She started playing piano when she was only 5 years old and later earned her Bachelor’s degree in Music from the University of Colorado. While engulfing herself in music, Taylor found a love for jazz music, which is what she still performs to this day. After college,... read full bio
Despite being a relatively new band, Shelf Lives has already received praise for their performances at Glastonbury, toured extensively in Europe and the UK as Skunk Anansie's support act, been named "ones to watch," and appeared on the Gigwise cover among other confrontational noisemakers Bob Vylan and HO99O9. They published their debut mini album, Yes, a danceable explosion of discordant... read full bio
By the time Shelby Lynne won her Best New Artist Grammy, she'd already completed six albums and had over a decade of recording experience under her belt. Yet in a way, the award was appropriate, since 'I Am Shelby Lynne' was the album that finally found her taking control of her music, following years of casting about in search of... read full bio
Shelby Darrall is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Chattanooga. Currently, Darrall is based out of California and began her musical career with the release of her debut single, “Swim.” Darrall finds influence in both old and new country artists and her music is a mixture of soulful vocals with her own unique sound. After the release of her debut single... read full bio
Raised in poverty in Pennsylvania's coal-mining country, Jordan began singing as a child and by the time she was in her early teens was working semi-professionally in Detroit clubs. Her first great influence was Charlie Parker and, indeed, most of her influences have been instrumentalists rather than singers. Working chiefly with black musicians, she met with disapproval from the white... read full bio
Sheila E is an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer and actress. She is best known for her work as a solo artist but she was also a percussionist and singer for The George Duke Band prior. She is the daughter of Pete Escovedo, whom she performs with often, and is also related to Alejandro Escovedo, Coke Escovedo, Nicole Richie, and... read full bio
Michael Kyle Williams, better known as his stage name Sheff G, is an American rapper and singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York. He rose to fame after the release of his single, “No Suburban,” and he is also known for being a vanguard of the Brooklyn Drill movement. While growing up, Sheff G found influence in rappers which included 50 Cent,... read full bio
Pop music Diva, Broadway star, multiple Grammy Award-winning and worldwide multi-platinum selling recording artist, Sheena Easton has fourteen Top 40 Billboard hits including Modern Girl," "Morning Train," "For Your Eyes Only," "We've Got Tonight," "Telefone," "Strut," "Sugar Walls," and "The Lover In Me." After earning a Grammy as Best New Artist, Easton was tapped to sing the title theme of... read full bio
Sheck Wes is an up-and-coming rapper from Harlem, New York. Wes is best known for his single ‘Mo Bamba’. Wes grew up playing basketball and through that gained a close relationship with Mo Bamba, a basketball player that will soon play for the NBA. Wes scored a record deal under Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Records and Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Music, which... read full bio
Shearwater is an American indie-rock band from Austin, Texas, that consists of members Jonathan Meiburg, Lucas Oswald, Emily Lee, Sadie Powers, and Josh Halpern. Shearwater was founded by Meiburg as well as former member Will Sheff, as an outlet for collaboration. This led them to release their debut studio album shortly after, “The Dissolving Room.” They followed up that album... read full bio
Los Angeles, California-based post-punk/darkwave duo She Wants Revenge was founded in 2005. Adam Bravin (bass, keyboards) and Justin Warfield (vocals, guitar, and keyboards) make up the band. Thomas Froggatt on guitar and Scott Ellis on drums join them on stage as their accompaniment. Three albums—"She Wants Revenge," "This is Forever," and "Valleyheart"—have been released by the group. It's difficult to categorize the... read full bio
Hunter Park, a mainstay of Charleston music whose perceptive and poignant compositions have successfully woven herself into the fabric of the wider music community in the Lowcountry, is the creator of SHE Returns From War. Park, who is now well-known in Charleston and beyond, has returned with Mirrored Moon Dance Hall, a stunning compilation of songs that he expertly crafted with... read full bio
Louisa Roach, a composer who went by the stage name She Drew The Gun, started out by doing solo performances around Liverpool. She soon grabbed the notice of James Skelly from The Coral, with whom she started working at Skeleton Key Records while also enlisting band members. Roach's hazy psych-pop may initially give the impression that the Wirral native is... read full bio
M. Ward (guitar, production) and Zooey Deschanel (vocals, keyboards) make up the American indie folk band She & Him. The two initially worked together on a project to record a cover of Richard and Linda Thompson's "When I Get To The Border" for the film "The Go-Getter," where they first met. Volume One, their debut studio album, was made available... read full bio
As one of the United States’ favorite indie duos, She and Him is definitely a stand out and unique band. “Volume One”, the band's first album, is the perfect example of this. It reflects on the age of the golden oldies; jam music to such an extent that all critics praised the album. The duo, (“She and Him” themselves) Zooey... read full bio
Shaznay Lewis, a singer, songwriter and actor, originally rose to prominence in 1997 as a member of the multi-award-winning, platinum-selling girl group All Saints. The band has sold more than 12 million CDs globally so far with just three albums. Additionally, they have had nine UK top ten songs, including five UK number ones. These include the multi-million selling hit "Never... read full bio
English singer and actor Shayne Thomas Ward was born on October 16, 1984. After winning the second season of the popular TV program The X Factor, he became well-known. On December 21, 2005, Ward's debut single, "That's My Aim," was made famous by reaching the UK's Christmas number one that year. On its first day of sales, it sold over... read full bio
