Adam Ten, a Tel Aviv native, has a unique talent in the music industry. Adam is already well-known in the underground scene of the Mediterranean "City of Lights," having honed and sculpted his own distinct sound. Adam lived in the renowned "The Block" and performed frequently for years at important Tel Aviv venues. He is accustomed to performing all night... read full bio
Colombian DJ, producer, and singer-songwriter KILLABEATMAKER is well-known for his distinctive blending of indigenous South American music with Pan African rhythms like Afrobeat and Amapiano, all wrapped up in the backdrop of international and urban club sounds. A groovy and ethereal experience is created by the Live-Set presentation, which has three musicians on stage: KILLABEATMAKER himself, Julian Ramirez on percussion... read full bio
MORTEN, a Danish DJ and producer, has maintained his highly inventive and recognizable sound on platforms all around the world. He stands out from most musicians with his ability to switch between catchy, melodic vocals and his signature, well-known, strong bass and snare drops. As a co-founder of "Future Rave," MORTEN has worked with David Guetta to produce amazing... read full bio
In order to invite individuals of all backgrounds into her distinctively intimate and expressive storytelling, yeemz (Yi-Mei Templeman) strives to artistically mix genres. Yeemz is a Santa Monica, California-based composer, singer-songwriter, and cellist. She is the New England Conservatory's resident classical cellist, performing with her highly regarded piano trio, Trio Gaia. Since she was unable to bring her ukulele to... read full bio
Demola relocated to the USA to further his solo music career after leaving his birthplace of Lagos, Nigeria. His parents, who were avid music lovers, exposed him to a wide variety of popular and contemporary music genres when he was a very young child, which sparked his passion of music. Known by many as "Demola the violinist," Demola is an... 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
Jack Fowler's father, who was from St. Helena, exposed him to music, and soul and reggae music were always playing in his home. From an early age, Jack appeared to be in front of the camera all the time, performing to his father's favorite songs, which included Stevie Wonder, James Brown, and The Spinners. Jack's affinity for music quickly became... read full bio
Ha Vay is an indie pop musician from San Francisco. She blends ethereal, whimsical, and magical themes into her music and aesthetics, drawing inspiration from the inventive songwriters and performers of the 1960s and 1970s. Ha Vay is able to convey a sense of tranquility through her songs. She exudes a whimsical quality, possessing a stunning elegance that is simultaneously familiar... read full bio
The press all throughout the world is hailing Jessica Lynn as a "rocket force." The New York singer-songwriter is rapidly rising to fame thanks to an unrelenting tour schedule that takes him to more than 14 countries, two Top 40/Top 50 singles on country radio, and three full-length live television specials that are broadcast internationally. She has shared stages with some... read full bio
Jack Harris puts language to the feelings we all share. His compositions, which draw inspiration from his experiences with love, fear, heartbreak, and hope, are fascinating tales woven by a hyperactive imagination. His raw expression tells that it takes courage to communicate your fears and feelings. This inspires him to compose engrossing poetry and catchy hooks. Supporting artists such as... read full bio
Denver-born rapper Old Man Saxon most recently appeared as the audience favorite on the popular Netflix series Rhythm + Flow, which also starred Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, and TI. Since the age of 13, Saxon has been a rapper. His music has been heard in Madden advertisements, the Netflix blockbuster film Someone Great, and HBO's Silicon Valley. In the first... read full bio
Between the various shades of ordinary, there exist remarkable talent in uncommon breeds on a quest to revolutionize the game and ignite the world with their uniqueness. Rooler, the legendary all-round player, is one of them. Representing one of Hardstyle's most inspiring success stories, the Italian-born producer and DJ combines his evident flair with a strong work ethic and bold drive.... read full bio
Originating in Oceanside, California, Obed Padilla is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and composer who is a powerful force in the music industry. Padilla is well-known for his storytelling abilities, and his music goes beyond simple sound to serve as a medium for expressing experiences and feelings that his listeners may relate to. His history, which has strong roots in Mexico and... read full bio
Lemar is an actor, record producer, composer, and vocalist from Britain. The British Phonographic Industry (BPI) has recognized three of his seven studio albums as platinum or double platinum. Lemar has received multiple accolades for his music, including three Mobo Awards for Best Album, Best Male, and UK Act of the Year, in addition to two Brit Awards for Best... read full bio
Maiah Manser, a noir-pop singer from Los Angeles, blurs boundaries and creates connections between the artificial intelligence and natural worlds. Her voice is eerily powerful, and the rawness and grit of her lyrics work together to create a universe all her own. Manser was raised by her grandmother and single mother in the heart of Oregon, and by the time she... read full bio
Red Leather is an enigma in the alternative music scene, and not just because he wears a tasseled Stetson hat over his face. After years of drug abuse and adversity, he visually disappears but sonically remains unique, distancing himself from his body to rebuild his identity. After defeating his previous obstacles, he enters a new phase of clarity and dedication... read full bio
One of the main players in the northern England-based Scouse Trap underground scene was the rapper Aystar from Liverpool. He released his mixtape Scousematic and performed "Fire" on Charlie Sloth's well-known radio program Fire in the Booth. After that, Aystar made a cameo on the song "The Best" by London MC Giggs before starting work on a follow-up to his... read full bio
Portland, Oregon is home to singer-songwriter Sam Rivera. Sam was born in Portland, Oregon, to immigrants from El Salvador. He has four siblings. At the church where his parents have served as pastors for twenty years, he started to sing. As a result, he began to have doubts about his faith and began to avoid church. Sam went through phases... read full bio
A well-liked mainstay in an unnamed music scene is 2hollis. What do you name a mashup of Skrillex, Max Martin, Chief Keef, Bladee, and the soundtrack from the computer game Geometry Dash Real name Hollis Frazier Herndon, the Los Angeles-based singer, rapper, and producer creates heavily processed industrial dance pop and rap music. His pyrotechnic display is akin to that... read full bio
The Japandroids were successful right away in music because of the unique way they mixed punk rock and classic rock. They are known for their sound. After releasing their debut album titled "Post-Nothing," they went on to create their second album titled "Celebration Rock," which received positive reviews from music reviewers. The band went on a huge number of tours,... read full bio
