ODF, a London-born DJ and producer now residing in Leeds, blends his passion for grime, garage, and jungle into his intensely bass-heavy shows. Numerous of his productions have drawn the interest of well-known musicians like Reprezent, Kiss FM, Rinse FM, Interplanetary Criminal, Mainphase, and p-rallel, in addition to receiving support on Radio 1.... read full bio
Mexican hardcore rap trio La Santa Grifa hails from Tampico, Tamaulipas. The trio writes gritty, explicit songs about drugs, booze, and street life. They are inspired by bands such as Control Machete and Cartel de Santa. They frequently combine fast-paced rapping with slow, sinister music. Over the years, they have changed up their lineup, although Yusak, Reghos, Toldeck, and Waza... read full bio
Worship leaders and artists, Bryan and Katie Torwalt are also songwriters. The Torwalts have been involved in Jesus Culture Music and currently reside in Sacramento, California, with their lovely daughter Indigo. Composing music for the church is Bryan and Katie's passion because they aspire to see heaven and earth come to earth. Many people were able to powerfully experience worship thanks to... read full bio
Zep is a drummer and with Zep & Friends, Zep is realizing a dream. He began by performing with his own band, the "Funkanizers," using a kid's drum set. He learned that being a musician and bandleader involves more than just performing live. He developed a useful network of musicians, vocalists, DJs, and producers by handling logistics, communication, planning, vision, and... read full bio
Originally a recording project headquartered in Olympia, Washington, Croaker has recently moved to Los Angeles to become a live project. The songs shift in tone from melancholic and pensive to forceful and straightforward, leaving room for ominous ambience to creep in. This recording endeavor has been steadily expanding, but these songs' live vitality is unmatched. In just one and a... read full bio
For performer Kojo Degraft-Johnson and producer Barney Lister, music is a community. Together, they represent MRCY, a common realm of soulful self-expression that blends the classic melodic warmth of Marvin Gaye with the contemporary sensibilities of Khruangbin, Anderson Paak, and Sault. They are from different parts of England and distinct cultures.... read full bio
Rew is a committed musician from the Delaware suburbs who draws inspiration for his own style from shoegaze, emo, grunge, and bedroom pop. Having complete control over the composition, recording, mixing, and mastering stages, he produces genuine music that appeals to a wide audience. Audiences connect with his extremely personal yet widely relevant songs. Rew quietly enhances the alternative music... 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
An indie-rock group called Glom is based in Brooklyn via Washington, DC. Their style creates a fresh yet nostalgic experience by fusing the tight rhythms of late 80s post-punk with the rich textures of shoegaze and the anthemic choruses of 90s alternative rock.... read full bio
Ian Harrison is a budding singer-songwriter in the country music genre. Harrison, who originally gained popularity on NBC's talent show The Voice, has since released two hits that are well-known, "Keep You With Me" and "Wish I Had." Harrison, who was born in Columbus, Ohio, presently makes his home in Nashville, where he writes and records new songs.... read full bio
As members of the musical family known as The King Family, they provided entertainment for a generation. But when THE FOUR KING COUSINS (sisters Tina Cole and Cathy Cole Green, along with their cousins Candy Conkling Brand and Carolyn Thomas Cameron) struck out on their own, they shot to prominence as critically acclaimed recording artists, as well as concert and... read full bio
Bass musician CreighFish is from Mobile, Alabama. His primary concentration is on producing neuro-infused tracks with a tempo between 85 and 90 bpm. He has been experimenting more and more with creating hybrid trap and dubstep songs at 140–150 bpm over time. When VCTRE, Black Carl, and Omnist released their first records, they became his main influences. Even though CreighFish... read full bio
Blue Future was reared in Chicagoland, where he first became interested in music at a young age and listened to his first Beatles CDs repeatedly. He soon discovered that he could sense a song's impending events when he was listening to the radio. His ear for rhythm and melody had been uncovered. Blue Future started learning from Music Man George, and... read full bio
Dakota Conover, also known as 20Twenty, is a prominent figure in Midwest bass music, originating from the streets of Peoria, IL. He has created a brand-new genre of bass music called "Street Bass" by skillfully fusing his influences from Old-School Hip Hop with today's cutting-edge bass music. With his distinct sound and exciting live performances that incorporate live voices and... read full bio
Irish folk and traditional music is the focus of singer-multi-instrumentalist John Francis Flynn's repertoire. He was a founding member of the band Skipper's Alley and has done a great deal of touring in both America and Europe. He gained the attention of River Lea, an imprint of Rough Trade, while he was accompanying Lankum on their UK tour. They published... read full bio
Party Dozen is a saxophone Kirsty Tickle and percussionist Jonathan Boulet collaboration that is mostly based on improvisation. The Living Man, their debut album, was widely praised by critics and won "Album of the Week" at Sydney's FBi Radio while receiving national exposure on JJJ, Double J, and other communities. Since then, they have not stopped touring, with every show... read full bio
Abbie McGlinchey, a Derry girl, may say that life has been a little bit chaotic lately. As the newest and most promising new talent in country music, she has been balancing her A-Levels by day with recording and preparing for her maiden album. Abbie came to the notice of a London-based management company called "Good Human" during the pandemic thanks to... read full bio
Zimbabwean musician Tata Kele, best known by his stage name TaTa, is 29 years old. Having started his career as a youth, he has amassed a sizable fan base in his native nation. Due to his constant pushing of limits and experimentation with new sounds, he has also begun to receive notice outside of Zimbabwe. His most recent album, "Let's... read full bio
Hip-hop performer Kyle Richh hails from New York City. Having been influenced by the likes of Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Nas, Richh has been in the music business since his early teens. His distinct lyrical approach blends contemporary hip-hop beats and melodies with vintage flow. The Come Up, his debut album, was warmly received by critics upon its release. In the... read full bio
New York City-born Jenn Carter is an emerging indie-pop and soul musician. Since she was eleven years old, she has been creating and performing her own unique music. Her distinct style incorporates elements of blues, jazz, hip-hop, folk, and hip-hop. Her heartfelt words frequently offer a personal viewpoint on contemporary social issues. Jenn has given performances at a number of New... read full bio
