Katherine Reilly, a Luton native, started penning songs at the age of 15, but she didn't launch her solo project, "Coupdekat," until after lockdown. Her primary creative output has always been songwriting, coupled with cinema, photography, and fashion, all of which have contributed to the development of her DIY persona. Coupdekat lists Blondie, The Slits, Mazzy Star, and other female-fronted indie... read full bio
The latest single from LA and Chicago-based indie pop group PROM, which consists of Tatiana Hazel, Dylan McBrayer, and Robert Kuesel, is called "Set Me Free," in honor of the announcement of their sophomore EP, Private Dream. The song is a sonically subdued and lyrically melancholic attempt that strikes a balance between light and gloomy components as the band looks... read full bio
Ashes to Amber is a Post Wave/Indie Pop project that recently emerged from Orange, CA. Driven mostly by guitar melodies that he learned from Eric Johnson, Jeff Beck, and Jimi Hendrix, Kane Acosta gave the indie pop genre a fresh tone. Along with a plethora of singles, he has released three full-length albums: Jade, Do Not Pick the Flowers, and... read full bio
Kelsey Hart came to music naturally and modestly. The native of Kentucky always loved music as a child, but he wasn't precisely sure that becoming a musician was in his future. The singer remembers growing up mostly hearing gospel music and then independently finding country music. Hart discovered that he was focused more on sports and shunning music when high school... read full bio
Lexa Gates is a producer, rapper, and singer/songwriter who was born and raised in Queens, New York. The talented musician began writing songs and performing them at the tender age of nine. Lexa first showcased her abilities on SoundCloud, where she posted her first songs. These were followed by entire body of work, the most recent of which is called... read full bio
Atlanta, Georgia native and accomplished musician Will Moseley has made a significant contribution to the country music industry. Moseley's unique blend of Americana/Alt Country and country music appeals to audiences across the nation. His poignant lyrics, mesmerizing voice, and exquisite guitar playing transport listeners to a realm of emotions and storytelling. Moseley's music has a rich history in the country music... read full bio
Hosted by renowned comedian Paul F. Tompkins, Varietopia is a contemporary variety show that features the greatest in live comedy, music, and other forms of entertainment. The program promises great comedy, outstanding performances, and lots of surprises. Jordan Katz, the musical director, and The Varietorchestra are featured.... read full bio
Jess Kent's latest project, Dada Jones, blends drum and bass, club electronica, and UK garage music. Dada Jones, who has a talent for fusing dancefloor intensity with pop charm, has already made a big impression with her debut single, Drunk Text Me, receiving backing from DSP editors as well as radio support from triple j and BBC Radio 1. Dada,... read full bio
Marla Kether is a bassist, producer, and DJ who was born in London to Congolese parents. As a session bassist for artists like Little Simz, Yazmin Lacey, Oscar Jerome, and Obongjayar, Marla has amassed over 35 million Spotify streams. Her highly anticipated debut EP, "All That We Have," was released in November. Four singles from the EP were supported by... read full bio
The French Twins, Tony and Jordan, are illusion experts who combine magic and technology to produce amazing performances all over the world. With digital illusions and holograms, they bring contemporary, interactive magic to any event—be it a corporate gathering in the US, a luxury party in Dubai, or an assembly in Paris. Make sure your guests have an unforgettable futuristic... read full bio
Scotty Emerick was left with no option. The guitarist and songwriter from Hollywood, Florida was enthralled with music and knew he had to travel to Nashville to pursue his dreams before he had even graduated from high school. For the young man acquainted with legendary local hero and blazing honky tonk singer Gary Stewart—at least from sporadic glimpses of the... read full bio
Rock 'n' blues group Ghost Hounds is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their blues-inspired rock approach demonstrates to the next generation of rock enthusiasts that the genre is not only alive but thriving. Ghost Hounds are reintroducing blues rock to the world after playing for audiences all around the world. To far, Ghost Hounds have put out four studio albums. After... read full bio
Manchester, England-based Hot Milk is an emo power-pop duel led band. After meeting in a Northern Quarter bar, Jim and Han became close friends and have been living together ever since. Their vice and means of getting by in daily life evolved from what began over a bottle of wine and an acoustic guitar in their living room while it... read full bio
DJ/producer Nikita, the Wicked, of San Francisco, is breaking the rules of the future bass scene. Nikita's skill with granular synthesis, together with his careful modification and experimentation with carefully selected samples in each composition, are what set his music apart. By "finding the beauty in the imperfect, the elegance in the twisted, the grace within the chaos," Nikita aims... read full bio
Club Sol is the brainchild of guitarist, vocalist, DJ, and producer Kyle Maguire, who has worked with Birds of Tokyo, Pete Murray, and Thirsty Merc, and vocalist Luke Antony, who is well-known for his appearances with Ministry of Sound Classical and on The Voice Australia. Their vibrant partnership has adorned several elegant gatherings, celebrations, and esteemed locations in Europe, New... read full bio
Rolling Stone referred to Brooklyn, New York native Kaki King as "a genre unto herself," and she has indeed proven to be just that. Her work has brought her all over the world, where she has performed at the Kennedy Center, the London Jazz Festival, the Paris Les Femmes s'en Melent, and shared stages with Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl. She... read full bio
Chicago-based The Symposium is an indie rock group. Benny Goetz (bass), Jamie Siewert (drums), Sam Clancy (guitar, keyboard), and Charlie Gammill (guitar, vocals) make up the ensemble. The Strokes, Mac DeMarco, and Ty Segall are just a few of the artists that have impacted and been compared to the band. According to descriptions, their sound combines elements of garage rock, psychedelic rock,... read full bio
Charles Moothart, a musician from Los Angeles (Fuzz, Goggs, Freedom Band), has previously recorded solo albums under the CFM alias. As change is the only constant in the world, Moothart is now performing with his full name. His most recent album, Black Holes Don't Choke, is composed of "love songs for the apocalypse." Heavy hits mixed with roomy melodies, and... read full bio
Peach Fur, an independent quartet from the Gold Coast, embodies the quintessential Australian tale of daring to dream and persevering in doing what you love. The band started out small, playing lunchtime jams and Battle of the Bands competitions during their high school years. They went on to achieve a debut European tour, three successful EPs, and over 10 million... read full bio
The Canadian Rocky Mountains welcomed post-surf rock group Lazy Ghost into the music scene, and the band enthralled audiences with sold-out performances around the west coast. Their passion for Whistler, British Columbia, snow-surfing brought a distinct element to their band's journey. With a strong desire to leave their impact on the scene, the band moved to Australia. Lazy Ghost has... read full bio
