Julia Pratt is a Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter. The music of Julia, a songwriter at heart, combines pop, jazz, R&B and folk with a touch of electronic production. Julia's lyrics, which are rooted in moving lyricism and are influenced by artists like Kevin Garrett, Amy Winehouse and Hozier, talk with family, love, treachery and the struggle with the idea of "the self." She began a... read full bio
Jobi Riccio was born in Morrison, Colorado, a popular tourist destination south of Denver that is home to Red Rocks Amphitheater. Jobi Riccio drew inspiration in musicians ranging from Sheryl Crow to Joni Mitchell while growing up there. Sonically, Jobi's music straddles two worlds, fusing the classical skill of her composition with contemporary indie-leaning production to create a rich, spacious... read full bio
John-Robert left his hometown of Edinburg, Virginia, for Los Angeles with a vision of the future in mind. As a young songwriter, he turned down a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music in order to pursue his own artistic ambitions. After being signed to Nice Life/Warner Records, the Grammy-nominated producer Ricky Reed (Leon Bridges, Lizzo) helped John-Robert's melodic fusion... read full bio
Nieve Ella's graceful rise to internet fame has been a compelling one. She has brought attention to her upbeat indie songs that address relevant young problems with an appealing youth during the past three years in Britain's music scene. The multidimensional singer-songwriter published her debut EP, "Young and Naive," a strong and serious effort with breezy music and melody, after teasering fans... read full bio
The North Carolina-born singer, known for his distinctive sounds & groovy flow, is a newcomer to the electronic music world. He mixes his soulful musical taste into his songs to give it more personality. The prestigious labels Disciple RT, Odio Records, Interval Audio, Buygore, Most Addictive and Rude Service previously published his work. He has garnered a sizable fanbase over the... read full bio
Dublin-born singer and songwriter Rachael Lavelle captivates listeners with her captivating vocals and wisecracks about life. She has been given opportunities to perform at SXSW Online, Other Voices, as the Villagers' opener, and she has toured with Saint Sister and Anna B Savage since the release of her song "Perpetual Party." She has worked with a variety of groups and... read full bio
Material Girl is a tribute show that covers all of the great pop divas over the years like Adele, Lady Gaga, and of course, Madonna. Material Girl combines their tribute act for Madonna and Lady Gaga with a party band to combine the three into a one of a kind show. Not only does Material Girl cover pop divas, they... read full bio
Clayton Mullen, a former senior at Texas Christian University, spent his weekdays in the "classroom" and his weekends learning the ropes at local Texas nightclubs. As a child, Clayton had little connections to the music industry. He didn't even learn his first barre chord or compose his first song until college. Due to the chances created by regional musicians like the Josh... read full bio
When Lambert tried out for the ninth season of American Idol, it was the beginning of his musical career. He reached the Top 16 with his talent. Lambert quickly welcomed new prospects in Hollywood by working with renowned composers and producers in addition to making an appearance on the web reality series "If I Can Dream." With Rebel Ways, the Texas... read full bio
Houston Bernard has extensive roots in country; his family line includes touring musicians, composers and an outlaw gunfighter known as "Bitter Creek." Houston, who was reared in Alaska after being born in Oklahoma, has seamlessly adapted to life as a well-known independent country music recording artist who performs all over the country. Growing up in Norman, Oklahoma, Houston was initially introduced... read full bio
With a wide range of artistic endeavors, Rosa Pistola (Laura Puentes), a Colombian who has spent the last 15 years living and working in Mexico, is a cultural architect whose influence on the reggaeton genre beyond comprehension of Latin culture. Bringing feminine energy to a culture that is dominated by men, drawing inspiration from her experiences in Colombia and Mexico,... read full bio
Welshman JAKKOB quickly established residences throughout the metropolis after moving to London ten years ago playing sold-out gigs at festivals like Dreamvalley, Oneout, El Dorado and Secret Garden Party, to mention a few, and at venues all around the UK. He's assembled a monthly radio program on Project Radio with some of the best pickers in the UK showcasing the top disco, tech and... read full bio
With King Cobra, Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals have cemented their status as one of Baltimore's most intriguing, varied and radically creative hip-hop groups, after the release of their seminal album Rhino XXL and Dear, Sudan. King Cobra varies from spaced-out funk, janky rap anthems, sharp trap manifestos, to vast, synthesized rap ballads, all while bending hip-hop foundations to entirely individual styles.... read full bio
Shortly after being introduced to punk and grunge at the age of eight, Gwenifer Raymond picked up the guitar. Following years of touring the Welsh valleys with different punk bands, she started to listen more to Appalachian folk performers and pre-war blues artists, which led her to finally the American Primitive guitar players. She joined with the American record company "Tompkins... read full bio
Florist shows up immediately following the bend in the road. Sprague isolated herself in Los Angeles shortly after the release of the band's sophomore album, If Blue Could Be Happiness, thousands of miles away from friends and family, as well as from the physical emptiness and spiritual crises left in her wake following her mother's passing. There, she started surfing... read full bio
Why is Editrix "pop music" and what does it mean exactly Expect no calcified reimaginings of bands that already exist, even the ones that Editrix adores. But if pop music has anything to do with melody, get ready to belt out every song's second line. If rhythm is what defines it, then alert your mind that it is about to... read full bio
Drawing from both traditional and modern themes, the Irish multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Wicklow, Ireland, walks the fine line between vivid dreamscapes and folk forms. Her intricate musical and lyrical arrangements, along with ethereal, flowing arrangements, give alt-folk a fresh, forceful and demanding voice. Following the publication of her highly regarded debut album, Idle Mind, Anna Mieke was nominated for an RTÉ Folk... read full bio
At the age of fifteen, Austin, who was born and reared in the little hamlet of Pleasant View, near Nashville, had to undergo a surgery that would change his life. During his recuperation, he developed a love for songwriting and vocal performance. In an attempt to return to the baseball field, he taught himself how to play the guitar and... read full bio
The most recent release from the Los Angeles native, "Here Tonight," came just in time for major global festivals and venues reopening. The social media sensation has a long history of backing artists such as Avicii, Dillon Francis and ZHU. His mashup videos have become immensely popular and this has helped the young producer/DJ secure a highly sought-after opportunity to remix Tensnake's hit... read full bio
Together with Angus Gilchrist, Sid Wallace, Leio Hunter and Tom Quigley, Cai Alty founded the budding Manchester rock group "The Guest List." They've since released their debut EP. Since then, they have amassed a sizable social media following and showed signs of sticking around in the Manchester music scene. Manchester's young male bands are getting close to overflowing, but The Guest List, at least... read full bio
