Born and raised in Los Angeles, DJ Spider has worked tirelessly at developing his craft since he bought his first set of turntables in 1996. DJ Spider’s introduction into the mainstream, however, came when he won the Next on the Decks contest presented by BPM Magazine in June of 2006. Although Spider had already cemented his reputation throughout the L.A.... read full bio
Born in Los Angeles, Ryan Best grew up in Philadelphia, where he fell in love with music. He began collecting records at an early age after being influenced by Rock & Roll, R&B, and Hip-Hop. His father, a musician/songwriter before he was born, influenced him to love music history, songwriting, live performance, and DJing. Mr. Best soon studied DJing after acquiring his... read full bio
Money manager-turned-DJ Paul Sevigny has established himself as the soundtrack of choice for exclusive fashion shows, store openings, and nightclubs around the world. With a unique blend of rock, punk, and metal, Sevigny has solidified his status as an A-list DJ with an impressive client list that includes Chanel, Marc Jacobs, Hard Rock Cafe, Coca-Cola, Mick Jagger, and Michael Bloomberg.... read full bio
A compelling artist, June McDoom's debut EP is a testament to her individual path and wide-ranging influences. McDoom, whose music is rooted in the rich cultural fabric of South Florida, has a Jamaican history that is carefully woven into her story and a rich upbringing that is infused with reggae rhythms. Her self-titled debut EP acts as a colorful mosaic, a... read full bio
The Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Nanette Lepore, Bon Appetit, NBC, ESPN, and many more fashion, business, and nightlife clients in New York City are among the clientele of DJ Rumor. His job also takes him to places like Colorado, The Hamptons, Las Vegas, Chicago, and San Francisco. Rumor mixes musical genres appropriate for each occasion to create an atmosphere.... read full bio
The Grateful Dead separated four months after Jerry Garcia's death in 1995. Members later played in RatDog, Phil Lesh and Friends, the Rhythm Devils, the Other Ones, and the Dead. After a four-year sabbatical following their "Wave That Flag" summer tour in 2004, the Dead performed two 2008 gigs supporting the Obama campaign, branded as "Deadheads for Obama" and "Change... read full bio
With the release of their first four singles on limited edition 7" vinyl, sold-out performances at London's The Borderline and Bush Hall, extensive touring across Europe with acts like Muse, The Kooks, Incubus, and Feeder, to name a few, and early success, fiN rose to prominence in late 2011 and early 2012. Over the course of their career, fiN have played... read full bio
As a DJ producer duo, Disfunktion is made up of two best friends who began spinning music at various events across the nation. They gradually developed a passion for creating their own music, too. They were well on their way to beginning a vast collection of banging house tunes after getting their debut track signed to Olav Basoski's Rootz Records in 2007. Their... read full bio
Henry Prego was born in New York City, and he made his professional debut as a singer when he was 14 years old. Because he possesses a self-assured vocal style that is evocative of swinging love ballad singers, he is readily able to captivate his audiences with a debonair sophistication, style, and charm that is uniquely his own. His list... read full bio
Paul McClure is a writer and worship leader for Bethel Music and Bethel Church. He and Hannah started leading worship in their hometown of High Pointe, North Carolina, while they were teenagers. In 2011, they moved to Redding, California. Others are welcomed into a richer understanding of God's kindness and the unity we experience in Him as Christians because of... read full bio
Back in the depths of 2011, two musical enthusiasts who shared similar perspectives joined together, with the sole purpose of representing the mysterious underground of raw hardstyle... This cutting-edge combo has dominated the game in a variety of ways and ushered in a new era of innovation, and guess what They are relentless in their pursuit of dominance, and there... read full bio
Orbital recorded "Chime" on their father's 4-track tape cassette in 1989 and released it on Oh Zone Records in December 1989. The song became a rave anthem, reaching number 17 in the UK charts and earning them a Top of the Pops performance. Paul Hartnoll says the song was recorded "under the stairs" in a "knocked-through stair closet that my... read full bio
Quicksand is a band hailing from New York City, United States, who formed in the year 1990 and play post-hardcore music. Their first release, an EP with their own name, was followed by two albums on a big label: Slip and Manic Compression. The music of Fugazi and Helmet, two bands that play post-hardcore and alternative metal, has been compared... read full bio
The 1950s Doo Wop era produced some of the finest music ever, and The Corvettes Doo Wop Revue is committed to preserving and playing this music. The Corvettes deliver the legendary Doo Wop music with a newfound vigor everywhere they perform, from New Hampshire to New Orleans and Virginia to Vegas. A lot of delighted audiences have been clamoring for... read full bio
Tony Stevens, a seasoned performer with Savoy Brown and an original founding member of Foghat, has put together a powerhouse blues-rock band that delivers an explosive live concert performance that is full of emotion and fire. SLOW RiDE is comprised of musicians who formerly played in bands such as Foghat, Savoy Brown, Hall and Oates, Rick Derringer, and Clarence Clemons... read full bio
In 2014, NBC's nationally syndicated program America's Got Talent was responsible for bringing the young rock cello phenomenon to the attention of people all around the world. The brothers' live rendition of the Jimi Hendrix classic song "Purple Haze" resulted in a video that went viral almost immediately and has received more than 10 million views on YouTube. After making... read full bio
Javier, a Spanish guitarist and vocalist, has an extensive repertoire of over 250 songs. His music draws influence from a wide range of cultures, including traditional Spanish melodies, Mexican, South American, Cuban, and Flamenco. Javier also sings a variety of well-known songs in Spanish, including "La Vie en Rose," "Hotel California," "My Way," "Volare," and more. When Javier takes the... read full bio
It is evident that Anastasia Coope, a student at the Pratt Institute in New York who studies painting, takes a profoundly intellectual approach to the creation of her artwork. She considers her music to be part of the tradition of Andre Breton's Manifesto of Surrealism, which is an aesthetic technique based on the principle of gaining access to one's subconscious... read full bio
Lukas Frank, a musician from Los Angeles, is the one responsible for creating the bizarre, lush, and dark atmospheres of Storefront Church. The full-length premiere of the project, titled "As We Pass", was released in 2021. Frank was born and raised in Los Angeles, and he began his musical career as a studio musician at the age of 18. Later in... read full bio
Jimmy LaValle, a songwriter from San Diego who started the post-rock band Tristeza one year ago, is currently working on a solo project called The Album Leaf. LaValle built his own tunes in a similarly diverse way, drawing inspiration from a variety of genres, including classical, jazz, and post-rock. He used anything from background noise to field recordings to radio... read full bio
