Born and raised in Inglewood, California, Omarion rose to fame while still a teen as a member of the groundbreaking urban “boy band” B2K. His soulful vocals, riveting stage presence, and undeniable charisma helped B2K score a hit with the group’s very first single, ""Uh Huh""; achieve Gold status with the group’s self-titled debut album; and go RIAA Platinum with... read full bio
Omar-S electronic music producer who is noteworthy for his raw, bare-bones style in his brand and his music. Much of his music has been self-released through his own label, FXHE Records Detroit. While his work is widely respected and critically acclaimed, Omar-S tends to lay low and avoid stardom. Some of his album released include Just Ask the Lonely, 111,... read full bio
Sosa has released 16 recordings on the Ot label since 1997, including 2002s GRAMMY-nominated Sentir, and 2004s GRAMMY-nominated Mulatos, featuring Paquito DRivera. Both CDs were also nominated for BBC Radio 3 World Music Awards. Sosa performed with his Octet at the opening of Carnegie Halls new Zankel Hall, about which Alex Ross of The New Yorker remarked that Sosa has... read full bio
Omar Rodriguez Lopez performs on the sitar, guitar, bass, piano, keyboard, drums, and four clarinets. He also works as an actor, producer, writer, and songwriter. He is best known for being the guitarist and bandleader of The Mars Volta, but after they split up, he went on to play guitar for Antemasque and Bosnian Rainbows, two more alternative music bands.... read full bio
Omar Apollo is an up-and-coming Mexican-American singer from Indiana. He dropped out of college after 2 weeks and began writing and recording music that is heavily influenced by genres such as, jazz, R&B, funk, alternative, soul, and pop. Apollo started playing guitar at only 12 years old but became bored of it after only being able to outlet his talents... read full bio
Olivia Bartley, a singer/songwriter from Melbourne, was inspired to create Olympia by both non-musical influences like Pele and Carl Sagan as well as musical influences like Neil Young and Stina Nordenstam. She performed under the alias for solo appearances, but she also played in a band with a changing lineup of musicians, most frequently with Peter Luscombe and Pat Bourke. Bartley... read full bio
Olly Murs is an English singer, songwriter, and television presenter. He rose to fame after finishing as the runner-up in the sixth series of The X Factor in 2009. He is currently signed to Epic Records in the United Kingdom, Columbia Records in the United States, and Syco Music. On 16 April 2015, it was announced that Murs would be... read full bio
Ollie Marland is an up-and-coming pop singer-songwriter who rose to fame after competed in the competition reality series “The X Factor.” During his time on the show, Marland raised controversy after it was found that he wasn’t actually an amateur singer and had previously been paid to perform before. Even through that, Marland still went on to be a fan... read full bio
Olivia Osby's solo project is titled Olivia O. At the age of fourteen, the Atlanta-based musician began creating and releasing songs, and her tunes and Instagram photos began to garner a modest internet following. Together with Avsha the Awesome, she formed the band Lowertown and began performing live in Atlanta's DIY scene.... read full bio
Olivia O’Brien is an American pop singer-songwriter from Thousand Oaks, California. She rose to fame after the release of the single “I Hate U, I Love U” which was a collaboration with Gnash. The single peaked at number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the United States and peaked at number 1 on the charts in Australia. O’Brien... read full bio
Olivia Noelle is an up-and-coming urban pop artist. Her sound is very soulful and her music is dance-oriented mixed with R&B, hip-hop, and electronic pop. Mariah Carey, Toni Braxton, the Spice Girl, Tupac, the Backstreet Boys, and Outkast are all artists that inspire Noelle. Noelle grew up with the love and passion of music in her veins. She’s been singing,... read full bio
Olivia Lunny is a Winnipeg-based Canadian singer-songwriter whose music blends alternative waves with appealing pop tunes. Olivia has been composing music as a means of expressing herself since she was twelve years old. Olivia has always used songwriting as a means of both self-expression and observation of the world. Velvety voice, ambient guitar and delicate lyrics addressing universal themes like heartbreak... read full bio
Olivia Lane is most renowned for her unrestrained, unadulterated enthusiasm. Her powerful voice, her energetic performance, and her simple presence—which can make you laugh uncontrollably and make you smile from ear to ear—all reflect this. There aren't many musicians who can so casually combine a free-spirited spirit with heartfelt, motivating melodies and an unstoppable drive, but Lane is one of... read full bio
Olivia Jean is a singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who is the lead singer of the gothic rock and garage band the Black Belles. She also has a successful solo career. Growing up in Detroit inspired her garage rock sound and she was writing and recording music when she was very young. Olivia was only seven when got her first guitar... read full bio
Olivia Holt gained fame as Kim in the Disney XD series Kickin’ It, Skylar Lewis in the Disney Channel Original Movie Girl vs. Monster, and Lindy Watson in the Disney Channel Original Series I Didn’t Do It. She also appeared as Wacky Jackie in the Disney Channel series Dog with a Blog. Holt provided the voice for Petra Parker/Spider-Girl in... read full bio
Olivia Dean is an up-and-coming indie pop singer-songwriter from London, England. Dean found her love for music at a young age and knew when she was only eight years old that she wanted to pursue a musical career and began taking musical theatre lessons. By the time she was a teenager, Dean began studying at BRIT school where she began... read full bio
Olivia Belli is a composer and pianist of modern classical music. Belli, who is based in the central Italian province of Marche, has amassed a global following after being highlighted on radio programs like BBC Radio 3, Classic FM, BBC 6 Music, KEXP, and Radio France. The artist has also earned millions of listens on various platforms. The Elgar Room... read full bio
Because they are, Olivia Barton's songs have the feel of diary entries written in the moment. Olivia engages you in a "diary of the healing process" by posing and responding to questions in real time. Olivia humorously characterizes the songs' raw but fun environment as being "somewhere between Elliott Smith and Hilary Duff." She is preparing for her greatest year yet... read full bio
Oliverse, who is a member of the prestigious Disciple Records roster, shot to fame with his retro remix of Tchami's hit song "After Life," which received a ton of support from DJs all around the world. The Prototypes, Zomboy, Modestep, Emalkay, Dodge & Fuski, Delta Heavy, Zeds Dead and more artists have been remixed by him in the past. The largest festivals... read full bio
A pillar of contemporary American roots music is Oliver Wood. Since taking over as the Wood Brothers' lead singer, he has spent the twenty-first century fusing the genres of folk, gospel, country-soul and Americana, gaining a global following and a Grammy Award nomination in the process. His debut album as a solo performer, Always Smilin, upholds that heritage while also highlighting... read full bio
