Lizzy McAlpine is an up-and-coming pop jazz singer-songwriter from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who has studied songwriting at Berklee College of Music in Boston. McAlpine’s music is a mixture of jazz, pop and RnB, and she has gained fame for her unique blend of music. McAlpine has found influence in various artists which include Dodie, John Mayer, MARO and H.E.R. McAlpine began... read full bio
Nate Smith is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Paradise, California, who rose to fame with the release of his debut EP, “Reckless.” Smith found his love for music at a young age and began performing in various garage bands by the time he was only in elementary school. Over the years, Smith began perfecting his craft and found influence in... read full bio
Ashnikko is an American singer-songwriter and rapper who rose to fame with the release of the single “Stupid,” with Yung Baby Tate, which went viral through TikTok and earned certified gold in the United States and Canada. Ashnikko was born in Oak Ridge, North Carolina, and while growing up she would listen to various genres which included country, rock and... read full bio
Adam Amine Daniel, better known as his stage name, Amine, is an American rapper, singer-songwriter and music video director from Woodlawn, Portland, Oregon. Amine rose to fame with the release of his debut single, “Caroline,” which peaked at number 11 on the US Billboard Hot 100 charts. Amine has previously studied marketing at Portland State University but eventually dropped out... read full bio
Gary LeVox is someone with sixteen different number 1 songs on Billboard Hot Country, Country Airplay and Canada Country Charts was lead singer of the band Rascal Flatts. The song “What Hurts the Most” peaked at the number 6 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 and has become something of a classic as well. With over 4 different Grammy Nominations,... read full bio
Catherine Bush, AKA Kate Bush, is one of the most successful singers from the past few decades and she’s seen a recent influx of younger fans when her 1985 song “Running Up That Hill” launched to the top of the Billboard 100 Charts in 2022. This is the third time in its almost 40 year history that it managed such... read full bio
Coco Jones is a young and talented singer. At just nine years old Jones sang the national anthem for 40,000 people and a NFL game. This caught the eye of the Disney Chanel and Jones was a finalist on the network’s show “Next Big Thing”. She went on to star in her own Disney Chanel Original Movie “Let it Shine”,... read full bio
The 35th MerleFest event, which honors what would have been founder Doc Watson's 100th birthday in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, featured BROTHERS OF A FEATHER, the acoustic project starring THE BLACK CROWES' Chris and Rich Robinson. Fans have a rare chance to see Chris and Rich play stripped-down renditions of some of their well-known songs when they perform as BROTHERS OF A FEATHER. The duo's... read full bio
Joseph Ward Simmons (AKA Run, Rev. Run, or DJ Run) is a pioneering musician, accomplished author, fashion mogul, and star of MTV's hit reality show Run's House. With his trademark Adidas kicks, black sweatsuits, and gold chains, Simmons has become far more than an MC. The man once known as the superstar rapper Run, from the Rock and Roll Hall... read full bio
Since Coco Jones is the new Hilary Banks in Peacock's Fresh Prince revival, Bel-Air, you may have already seen her on the big screen; she has been in movies and on television since she was a teen. With over 2 million TikTok followers and a commitment to increasing visibility for confident, brilliant, dark-skinned black women, you may have also seen... read full bio
"Jay Rock was raised by his mother in the Nickerson Gardens housing projects and at an early age he was told that he was going to have to find a way to make his own money so he tried some odd jobs “but it just wasn’t right” so then he decided to start rapping. He used to stay after church... read full bio
Multi-talented Dean "Mojo" Muhtadi, an NFL veteran, worked at Morgan Stanley after earning his MBA from the University of Maryland. He was a ten-year veteran of the WWE. He has expertise presenting and broadcasting live events and is well-liked by the fans inside the ring. Mojo participates in numerous activities with the Special Olympics and is a fervent supporter of... read full bio
Andrade, a third-generation luchador, believes he was destined to be a superstar and is content with that fact. He fits this life. Andrade is a gifted and self-assured man who relishes the benefits of squared circle celebrity. From the time of his 13-year-old debut, Andrade's natural aptitude for the family enterprise was apparent. He initially made a name for himself in... read full bio
Australia's Savelina Fanene was raised in Honolulu after being born in Sydney. She wrestled for six years as a dominant female wrestler for the WWE under the ring name Nia Jax, but she was also a successful model and played basketball in college. Being a fervent supporter of body acceptance and anti-bullying campaigns, she serves as an excellent role model... read full bio
Jamie Cullum is a jazz-pop singer, composer, and radio presenter hailing from the United Kingdom. In addition to his primary talents as a vocalist and pianist, he can also play other instruments, including the guitar and the drums, to accompany himself. He has released twenty-four singles in addition to nine studio albums, three compilation albums, one live album, and one... read full bio
Illustrating the perfect underground success story, Slightly Stoopid's dual front-men Miles Doughty (Guitar, Bass, Vocals) and Kyle McDonald (Guitar, Bass, Vocals), created their own label, Stoopid Records, in the early 2000s to avoid signing a record deal and keep their DIY work ethic and freedom. West coast DUB/Rock pioneers later added musicians Ryan RyMo Moran (Drums) and Oguer 'OG' Ocon... read full bio
Having gained notoriety from her appearances on Showtime at the Apollo, Def Comedy Jam, HBOs Snaps and BETs Comic Review, MoNique received her big break when she was given a starring role on the television show The Parkers. She was honored with four NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Actress. As a star in The Queens of Comedy, MoNique toured the... read full bio
Steve Wold, more commonly known as Seasick Steve, is a 21st Century blues man, who reaches back to the old traditions but also has a punk sensibility, and a gravelly, soulful voice. Superb live and famous for his three string Trance Wonder guitar (though he does play six-string more often, and a one-string diddley bow) he has played with everyone... read full bio
"Broken Bells self-titled debut album was released in the U.S. and Canada on March 9, 2010. Their self-titled debut album has sold over 400,000 domestically, putting the album in the top ten on the Billboard 200, and #1 on iTunes. Rolling Stone magazine gave it a 4 star review and stated that it was “the year’s coolest left field pop... read full bio
Al Jardine was an underrated vocalist with The Beach Boys. He is best remembered for his leads on Cotton Fields, the lesser-known Lady Lynda, and the huge number one hit Help Me Rhonda. His voice seems to have improved with age and when it combines with his sons and the Wilson sisters, the harmonies just soar and create an... read full bio
