Although he began his career behind the mixing desk, Los Angeles-based producer and multi-instrumentalist Anthony Vasquez (also known as Otis Kane) quickly made his debut as a solo vocalist and R&B performer. His years of experience as a producer have given him a funky, earthy, and incredibly detailed sound. Early singles, his debut album Purple BLUE, the November Love Notes... read full bio
Thelma & James, a musical duo consisting of married Nashville-based singer-songwriters MacKenzie Porter and Jake Etheridge, is an undisputed force. "Happy Ever After You" was the result of their first co-write in more than ten years, and they were unaware that the best writing partner had been right in front of them the entire time. Since its debut, the song... read full bio
Leeds post-hardcore quartet Caskets, who have already emerged from the UK rock scene as internationally acknowledged emerging artists, blew up with their amazing, emotionally charged third album, "The Only Heaven You'll Know." They are already one of the most intriguing up-and-coming bands in Britain thanks to their blend of current metallic force, lush post-hardcore, and edges coated with electronics that evoke... read full bio
Award-winning stand-up comic Zoltan Kaszas is well-known for his keen, perceptive humor and affection for cats. Zoltan was born in Hungary and came to the United States with his mother. They lived in Pittsburgh for a while before relocating to San Diego's trailer parks. The Atlantic dubbed Kaszas a "breakout star." He has appeared on Laughs on Fox,... read full bio
The Womack Sisters are royalty in the realm of soul music. They are the nieces of singer-songwriter and R&B legend Bobby Womack, the granddaughters of the late great Sam Cooke, and the daughters of famous songwriters and producers Cecil and Linda Womack (of Womack & Womack). The Womack Sisters are a soulful powerhouse on their debut album for Daptone Records, which... read full bio
With a combined social following of over 800K and more than 100M organic views, PLAYGRND Series has cemented its status as a worldwide phenomenon in just one year. The idea behind the series was to combine music, culture, and urban energy into a vibrant platform that fosters community connections and creativity. By converting urban landscapes into lively arenas for expression... read full bio
American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist producer Bryan Elijah Smith hails from the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia and has won numerous international awards. Smith, who wrote his first song at the age of 18, is building a self-produced legacy with over 2,000 songs written and 12 independent releases. Smith composes, records, produces, mixes, and plays every instrument himself. He also releases all... read full bio
Rin is the epitome of the contemporary bedroom songwriter—a digital native with an honest, genuine voice—from penning love songs in her bedroom to sharing low-fidelity videos online. During the epidemic, Rin, who had always been a natural singer, learned to play her favorite songs on the guitar. Her desire to write her own quickly sprang from that curiosity. Without giving it... read full bio
What started off as a covert get-together for family and friends quickly expanded into the live event business that is currently upending the comedy landscape in New York City. It's possible that you've seen David and Ethan, the curly-headed gentlemen who produce shows in the laundry room beneath your apartment and get ejected from snobby stores in Soho, strolling about... read full bio
For almost thirty years, Doc Martin (Martin Mendoza) has been a staple in the dim light of sweat-drenched dance floors, beneath disco balls that fling silver shards across moving bodies. He has taken the pulse of underground culture with him, influencing it as much as he has maintained it, from the acid house cellars of San Francisco to the open-air... read full bio
One of a kind, that's Ben LaMar Gay. One of the most varied artists working today, with a gift for composing and conjuring cosmopolitan blues; Jeff Parker has described him as "hands down, one of my favorite musicians on the planet today." Born and reared on Chicago's South Side, Gay was a disciple of the illustrious AACM. When he was... read full bio
Themes like rebirth, regeneration, and identity redefinition are the foundation of the Los Angeles-based rock band DAME. The band's dynamic and dramatic existence encompasses themes and visuals that span from medieval knights to 1920s gender-bending cabaret to revolutionary troops. DAME aspires to revive the authentic essence of rock & roll, drawing inspiration from a profound admiration for bands such as... read full bio
Naarly is a DJ and producer from Sweden who lives in Malta. He had a lot of success after working in music for a long time. His songs "What I Need" (over 40 million streams) and "Addicted" were enormous hits, and he got backing from artists like Black Coffee, Solomun, Adriatique, and others. The catalog has attracted major labels like... read full bio
Dalton & the Sheriffs represent a unique phenomenon: a country band originating from Boston. Through steady live performances at local venues and supporting national bands, the quintet cultivated a robust regional fanbase during the 2010s. The ensemble, comprising vocalist Brian Scully, guitarists Jon Silva and Steve Baker, bassist Sam Bouve, and drummer James Zaner, convened and initiated a local acoustic... read full bio
For aficionados of techno, few names hold as much significance as Mark Reeve. The Drumcode icon has dedicated more than twenty years in Germany, honing his skills after departing the UK in search of a scene robust enough to accept the formidable, unyielding techno sound that characterizes his vision. Supported by prominent techno figures such as Adam Beyer, Sven Väth,... read full bio
Hannah Harding, whose stage name is Aldous Harding, is a Kiwi singer and songwriter. Her debut, which drew similarities to Scott Walker and Kate Bush, garnered praise for her gothic indie folk and stark emotionality. Party, Designer, and Warm are some of the subsequent outings Chris took a more wacky approach to indie pop, channeling artists like Nico and Cate... read full bio
Alicia Bognanno is the singer, songwriter, and guitarist for Bully, a raucous indie rock band that produces pop hooks with a hint of grunge. Bognanno is a talented musician, producer, and engineer. Her elemental guitar work enhances the intensely intimate and self-disclosing content of her songs, a style that was developed on Feels Like and continued on their second full-length... read full bio
Connor Wood, who goes by @fibula on social media, began his internet comedy career with relatable tirades about being unemployed and living in quarantine. Since then, Connor's videos have received tens of millions of likes. He and Brooke Averick co-host their podcast, Brooke and Connor Make a Podcast. Since announcing his first "Fibs & Friends" tour, Connor has sold out... read full bio
Actor, comedian, author, podcaster, and television personality Matt Rogers resides in Los Angeles. Alongside SNL's Bowen Yang, he co-hosts the well-liked podcast "Las Culturistas," which was awarded Time Out New York's #1 Comedy Podcast and Time Magazine's "50 Best Podcasts to Listen to Right Now." He was named one of Variety's Comics To Watch. Matt has appeared in the animated... read full bio
Ryan Waters is a country newcomer whose tale is characterized by a typical country upbringing, an unwavering work ethic, and a sincere relatability. After years of concentrating on a baseball career, Waters became disillusioned with the game and eventually let his neglected passion for music take over. Using that work ethic to become proficient in guitar, vocals, and songwriting, he... read full bio
