Jen Razavi (Jen Pop), who was born and reared in Southern California, is most recognized for being the guitarist and singer of the pop-punk group The Bombpops. Along with releasing multiple albums, including the highly regarded Death in Venice Beach, Jen has toured widely with her band. For her first solo album, Jen Razavi collaborated with well-known producer Will Yip... read full bio
While working at Malcolm McLaren's and Vivienne Westwood's clothes store in London, Glen Matlock, an English musician, met guitarist Steve Jones and drummer Paul Cook. He later became the first bass guitarist of the punk rock band the Sex Pistols. Ten of the twelve songs on the Sex Pistols' sole album, Never Mind the Bollocks, are credited to him as... read full bio
El Dusty is a producer, DJ, and nu-cumbia pioneer who was born and raised in Corpus Christi. He transforms the border experience of Southern Texas into new barrio songs that combine snippets of Latin music heritage with the MPC2000 sampler. Drawing from a turntablist and crate-digging history that connects Latin classics with the current wave of bass-heavy soundsystem and hip-hop... read full bio
The Drowns amp up and destroy vintage blues-based rock riffage, dragging it into contemporary punk streets like a ragged, abandoned T-Rex record. Foot-stomping, fist-pumping punk rock choruses that make your heart race faster than a defibrillator are accompanied by The Drowns' intelligent and pertinent lyrics, which marry rough and raw with catchy and bouncy. Their live performance has earned them an... read full bio
Don West is a mysterious and emotional artist from the northern beaches of Sydney. Don West has an evident talent for songwriting and musicianship, and he is a great showman in his live performance. He exudes confidence that is infused with a distinct flair, and his voice is deep and rough yet as clean as honey. Don West made his debut... read full bio
Roy graduated from the Art Institute of Florida in 1992 with a degree in TV and Cinema Production. He furthered his education as a filmmaker in 2013 at Australia's Sydney Film School. Since then, he has acted in documentaries, television shows, and movies, winning accolades throughout the world and appearing in commercials. With multiple songs released by big record companies... read full bio
At the age of sixteen, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and composer Solya made her debut with her three-track EP "Fever Dream," which was totally recorded in her bedroom. She is situated in West Texas. She immediately amassed a sizable social media following thanks to admirers who were drawn to the eerie, dark realm of her music, which combines elements of electronic, indie... read full bio
One of the most fascinating voices in the Austrian music industry, Mathea inspires with her honest lyrics and infectious tunes. She has blended contemporary pop with emotional depth since making her breakthrough with 2x.... read full bio
Asal grew up in a musical household in Iran. For her seventh birthday, Asal received a guitar, her father played the piano, and her mother sang. Asal only speaks Farsi and listens to Persian music most of the time since moving to Vancouver. After learning English in school and being exposed to new music, Asal began creating her own music... read full bio
With a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction, a Cannes Lion award for community design, a Forbes 30 under 30 honoree, and co-founder of LearningFREQUENCY, Amanda Slavin is a well-known educator. Slavin's Seventh Level Engagement Framework is taught in MBA programs all around the world and has revolutionized the way we assess learning performance. Amanda is a co-founder of LearningFREQUENCY and... read full bio
MOLIY, whose stage name is Molly Ama Montgomery, is an American-Ghanian singer and composer. Deeply impacted by her rich Ghanaian heritage, Moliy spent her early years alternating between Accra and Orlando, Florida, where she was influenced by the sounds of Afrobeats, Reggae, Soul, Jazz, and Hip-Hop. Frequent Karaoke performances with family and friends further fueled her passionate love of music and... read full bio
In just a few months, Bayker Blankenship of Livingston, Tennessee, has gone from playing his first hometown shows to landing his first record deal and going viral with his first single, "Maxed Out." "Maxed Out" is reaching new heights at an astounding rate; to mention a few, it has over 100,000 creations on TikTok, peaked at #2 on the Spotify... read full bio
Originally from Sandwich, Massachusetts, pop-country musician Morgan Johnston has quickly assimilated into Nashville's thriving songwriting scene. working along with renowned Music Row writers Lindsay Ell, Cassadee Pope, Kylie Morgan, Jessie Murph, and others. Across all media, Johnston's unique songwriting has received over 4 million plays worldwide. She has secured coveted opening gigs for major label singers like Lainey Wilson, Dustin... read full bio
Scott Mulvahill is establishing his distinct style in the overlapping genres of jazz, folk, Americana, and experimental music. Growing up in Houston, Mulvahill gained experience playing in Ricky Skaggs' well-known band, Kentucky Thunder. The upright bass of Mulvahill provided the group's bottom-heavy pulse as they embarked on a five-year international tour. Along the way, he also wrote his own... read full bio
Makari is a five-piece ambient-rock band with its headquarters in Orlando. The band continues to hone their style with their next album "Wave Machine," which is produced by Andrew Wade and provides an insight into their work since their first LP "Hyperreal." Makari lets you float in a sound sea of delay and reverb for just long enough before plunging... read full bio
Through his passion for Jungle Drum & Bass and his commitment to creating a cohesive community with his label Born on Road, Kelvin 373 has influenced a generation of ravers. His success in sound system culture has its roots in the underground rave scene, and he has dominated the UK festival scene. However, it is clear that Kelvin has made his... read full bio
Over the past few months, a trio of Geneva, Switzerland-based DJs and producers known as Mont Rouge have been making waves in the Afro House music industry. They have millions of streams across all platforms and all of their songs are charted on Beatport. Mont Rouge is prepared to enter the major leagues with over 70 completed performances, over ten festivals... read full bio
Dani, who grew up in Atlanta, found herself embracing her urban/R&B heritage while performing, dancing, and recording for some of the biggest names in the business. Colton spent his high school years in Ohio, when he was featured on NBC's The Sing Off, after having previously lived in Alabama, Mississippi, and Oregon. The two merged their early influences after moving to Nashville... read full bio
Ampi made the decision to relocate to Berlin following her initial performances at the Primavera Festival and Creamfield's main stage. She continued to develop as an artist after arriving in Europe, always aiming to produce music that is simultaneously entertaining, captivating, and sincere. In addition to embracing Berlin's vibrant creative scene, she established her label, Napp Records, during this time, first... read full bio
Glare, who were formed in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas, are painters of expansive worlds and powerful emotions rather than genre traditionalists. The four-piece band has already amassed a sizable fan base, both online, where people go to temporarily block out emotions, and in person, thanks to their reputation for selling out performances. The band's first album, Sunset Funeral, is... read full bio
