Clarion was almost unintentionally established during a shared lockdown in east LA, where the members of the band gathered to collaborate on music. Anthony, Saya, and Joseph decided to record the songs they had been composing in a quick three-day sprint after spending time in the local DIY scene of East Los Angeles. They made an effort to create the... read full bio
Murphy Campbell's origins are profound. Her family established a residence in Western North Carolina hundreds of years ago. She endeavors to recover the remnants of a forgotten, modal sound, drawing on a long line of mountain folk and ballad tradition. Revenant, her most recent endeavor, comprises more than a dozen compositions hailing from her family line and the community in... read full bio
Gene On Earth appeared to emerge from nowhere. He emerged into the public eye with a succession of EPs on his label after a decade of honing his craft. Together with his now-iconic animated character, he created a high-spirited musical style that is both accessible and underground, uniting both underground connoisseurs and trend-following clubbers. His debut album, 'Local Fuzz,' was... read full bio
In the world of electronic music, Brunello is a singular force that yearns for innovation. Heavyweights like Marco Carola, Traumer, Wheats, Adam Ten, Mita Gami, Ky William, and Jeff Sorkowitz support Brunello, a bold producer that never stops exploring new avenues. He founded Mellow Circus Records in 2023 with the goal of releasing new electronic music with an alluring circus... read full bio
In a way that seems both fresh and essentially West London, Bawo is an artist who has been fusing grime, garage, rap, soul, and a few other inspirations. He refers to his own sound as "homely," and although there is undoubtedly a coziness to it—this is music best appreciated at home, away from outside distractions—that isn't precisely what he means. In... read full bio
Dean Turnley, a Melbourne-based DJ and producer who is also a co-founder of Sundancer, has been captivating audiences in the electronic music scene for nearly a decade. With his passion for the Detroit and Chicago deep house scene, his eclectic and thoughtful selections have earned him a reputation as a reputable concealed talent in the industry. Additionally, his studio diary... read full bio
Lately, Stephan Moccio has been doing a lot of thinking. The Grammy- and Oscar-nominated composer and pianist, who has spent a quarter-century writing iconic tunes, could readily rest on a catalog of chart-toppers including Celine Dion’s “A New Day Has Come,” Miley Cyrus’s “Wrecking Ball,” the Weeknd’s “Earned It,” and “I Believe,” the theme song for the 2010 Winter Olympics.... read full bio
Samuel Soares, a Brazilian producer, is no longer an enigma to dance music enthusiasts. With his productions, nocapz. consistently emphasizes the artistic flourish of his culture in order to transform current dancefloor patterns and paradigms, thereby bringing authenticity and truth to the table. Samuel departed his hometown of Salvador at a young age with the intention of captivating individuals wherever he... read full bio
Temper City is an Israeli LA based band, comprised of Eytan Peled, Aviv Barenholtz and Hen Kordova. In its earliest iteration, behind the scenes, Temper City was writers and producers working with artists like Fuerza Regida, Zeds Dead, Dimitri Vegas and Flyana Boss behind the scenes of production and writing. After five years of creating and producing music for other artists... read full bio
Lead singer, composer, and guitarist Leah Lane of the Dallas post-punk band Rosegarden Funeral Party weaves contemporary, emotionally transparent textures into her music that harkens back to classic goth. The project has been releasing EPs like At the Stake and full-length albums like Martyr, In the Wake of Fire, and From the Ashes since their initial EP, The Chopping Block,... read full bio
Berlin-based Jembaa Groove has been touring extensively across the US and Europe since their critically acclaimed albums, and this latest release marks a new chapter in their trajectory. Their music is built around highlife rhythms and shaped by Afro-jazz and the more organic edges of Afrobeats. It unfolds with a warm, languid, and profoundly soulful feel, capturing different strands of... read full bio
Bands playing at high volumes have always been common in Los Angeles, but every once in a while one will break through the din with music that sounds really urgent. There is a band called Private School. Although the three-piece nu-metal band has their origins in Los Angeles, their tale goes well beyond the city. Before moving west, electrifying frontman Khaki... read full bio
Known for his work as both a producer and guitarist with Gilla Band, Alan Duggan-Borges debuted his new band, The Null Club, last year. Alan has been composing and performing music for the past few years with a wide variety of vintage synthesizers, drum machines, and guitars. His influences include noise, techno, experimental hip hop, post-punk, and experimental hip hop.... read full bio
Jose Ramírez's musical endeavor, La Texana, originated in Tijuana, Baja California. Influenced by post-punk and Spanish alternative rock, he started producing music at the age of 17 using only a laptop and guitar. His first EP, Morro, containing Un Día Como Hoy, has now amassed over 6.5 million listens, and he made his debut with Nunca He Sabido Amar. With... read full bio
With his first Dirtybird single, "What's Yo Tempetcha," Sage Armstrong broke into the house music industry. He owes his musical roots to a wide range of southern influences, which he draws upon whenever he records or performs. Through the use of distinctive features, he has developed his own sound, which combines distinctive vocals with infectious underground beats. Thanks to the... read full bio
The Texas pair Tele Novella presently calls the sleepy little rural town of Lockhart, TX home. It's there that they conjure up their signature blend of medieval and western sounds. Their records are cinematically compelling, with fable-like narration and meticulously arranged arrangements. American Gothic themes are occasionally colored with chimes, dulcimers, toys, and vibraphones. Their lyrical content, which they... read full bio
Country music is seeing the rise of Tyra Madison, a native of Kentucky, who combines heartfelt narrative with powerful vocals. Madison has been captivating audiences with her honest lyricism and irresistible vocal strength since her breakthrough single "Right Girl Wrong Time" went viral and gained over 14 million streams. The song premiered on CMT.com. Her music has been featured on... read full bio
Listen to Sorry Ghost, a powerful fusion of upbeat and downbeat, harsh and gentle, supportive and discouraging elements. Matt, Dan, and Sean Duong were childhood best friends who were brought together in the marshes of Louisiana. After moving to Los Angeles, they were joined by the dynamic Tate Silver and Sean Duong. The swagger of Matt's performance is complemented by... read full bio
"AN21’s rise to immediate attention has invariably been the product of countless creative revelations. Bold enough to don his studio dexterity to the likes of Ellie Goulding and Gorillaz, his own sophisticated club stylings to the masses. Where 2010 proved his essential starting point in his career, 2011 certainly saw his enigmatic studio output taken to a whole new level... read full bio
Formed in Downpatrick, Northern Ireland by Tim Wheeler (vocals and guitar), Mark Hamilton (bass) and Rick McMurray (drums), Ash released their first studio album ‘1977’ and were then joined by Charlotte Hatherley (guitar) for a further 3 studio albums ‘Nu-Clear Sounds’, ‘Free All Angels’ and ‘Meltdown’. Charlotte left the band in 2006 and the band went on to record and... read full bio
