Los Yesterdays was formed in Pasadena, California, by singer/songwriter Victor Benavides and producer/drummer Gabriel Rowland. Their goal was to make music that would bring back memories of their early years as young Chicanos. They refer to their modern interpretation of the deep soul tunes as "souldies," drawing inspiration from legendary R&B artists like Little Anthony, Gene Chandler, and James &... read full bio
Japanese rapper and singer-songwriter Haru Nemuri specializes in poetry. At the age of seventeen, she started her musical career as a synthesizer player in a band. Suddenly, she was performing as a poetry rapper. Since then, she has adopted the name Haru Nemuri and referred to herself as the greatest singing weapon. Though she hadn't released any official music, Haru Nemuri... read full bio
One of the few positive things the Covid crisis produced was the reissue of Depresion Sonora's debut EP, which was released during lockdown and published by Sonido Muchacho months later. It included songs about his teenage angst and the frustrations brought on by the pandemic, as well as ones that were inspired by the cramped circumstances we were all living... read full bio
Youmna Saba is a composer, musicologist and performer. She graduated from Antonine University in Lebanon with a master's degree in musicology. Her current research focuses on the interaction between Arabic spoken in song and electroacoustic music. These investigations show up as a variety of projects, from electroacoustic experiments on new devices made for voice and her instrument, the oud, to film... read full bio
As a renowned DJ and producer, Chloé Robinson is prospering in her new era of techno and house. She is maintaining her position at the forefront of the global club scene and cultivating a healthy rave family with her Pretty Weird label and curating series. Her philosophy is straightforward: have fun while maintaining momentum. Realized during her early years spent engrossed... read full bio
Award-winning singer-songwriter Emily Barker is best known for creating and performing the theme song for the BBC's wildly popular crime thriller Wallander, starring Kenneth Branagh. The Red Clay Halo, Vena Portae, Marry Waterson, Applewood Road (with whom she released an amazing album of original songs recorded live around a single microphone, dubbed "flawless" by The Sunday Times), and she has... read full bio
The Gazette is a visual kei band that plays mostly alternative metal with a hint of cinematic influence and a penchant for light-hearted artistic experimentation like jazz-rock splattering. With the release of their most recent album, "NINTH," in 14 different global locations, The Gazette topped iTunes charts and made it into the top 10 in 27 other nations, including Japan. The Gazette is... read full bio
When they were little, Son Rompe Pera of Mexico City started accompanying their father on the traditional Mexican marimba at neighborhood gatherings. They are leading the way in the modern worldwide cumbia scene today, pushing the marimba to its boundaries and embracing the lessons they learnt as young people. Their completely original sound combination was born out of a classic... read full bio
Four musicians, AVU (Vo), YASHI (Ba), RURI (Dr), and HIBARI (Gt), created QUEEN BEE in Kobe. The band first gained notoriety after being selected to perform on the highly coveted "ROOKIE A GO-GO" stage at FUJI ROCK event, Japan's biggest outdoor music event. "Snake Princess," the band's second album, was released. Since then, they have established themselves as frequent attendees... read full bio
Based in Florida, Corey Hueston is a producer, songwriter and artist. Cory was the lead singer of the indie/alternative combo The Blancos, but he is now focusing on his first solo project, HUESTON. The current wave of commercialism afflicting the music industry does not provide Hueston with comfort. An arrangement of unadulterated individualism combined with poignant storytelling that tests and strains the... read full bio
Laetitia Sadier, well known for being the lead vocalist for Stereolab, was born in France and was employed as a nanny in the late 1980s when she went to a Paris gig with McCarthy member Tim Gane. She moved to London with Gane, and shortly after McCarthy's breakup in 1990, the two started Stereolab. The band's sound was further enhanced... read full bio
Jerome Collins, an Allentown native, rose to fame as a tenor performer and original member of the well-liked male a cappella group Straight No Chaser. He is an Indiana University Bloomington alumnus who has performed in musical theater and is currently pursuing a side gig as an R&B vocalist. The nine members of SNC, a student organization that was formed at Indiana... read full bio
After more than 20 years of providing unwavering "underground sonics" from a roster of some of the most notable names in drum & bass music, Kasra Mowlavi and the Critical Music label, to which he has devoted the majority of his life, have become two of the most reputable names in the electronic music industry. Kasra first made the transition from... read full bio
Buffalo Tom was cast off as Dinosaur Jr. junior when the Boston-based trio released their debut album in 1989. It's true that J Mascis's folk-tinged melodies and booming guitar drove their debut, and Mascis's production of the album didn't help either. With time, Buffalo Tom shed their grungier influences and became an early '90s straight-ahead rock outfit that could deliver... read full bio
Throughout his career, Alejandro Aranda (f/k/a Scarypoolparty) has gone through several pivotal moments. After making an appearance on the seventeenth season of American Idol, Alejandro's life was thrown into a state of near constant motion, going from performing bars and backyards to sold-out headline tours and enormous festival stages. Simultaneously, Alejandro was showered with praise from critics after three consecutive... read full bio
The pop-rock ensemble Affection Place was formed in the 1980s amid the international New Wave/Post-Punk music scene and is located in Lyon, France. The original lineup toured alongside bands like Magazine, the Cramps, A Certain Ratio, Marquis de Sade, and many more gave several shows in France and Switzerland. After coming back together, the group put out a compilation of previously unheard... read full bio
Known as "The All American Boy," DEAD X began his career as an American Hard Dance musician. Along with working together and sharing the stage with fellow producer Lil Texas, he is keeping up his fast-paced song release schedule. Dead X is cited as saying, "It's my mission to bring Punk Rock to Hardstyle," in response to a question concerning... read full bio
Bart Skils has made a name for himself as one of the most reputable and sought-after techno DJs in Holland by always staying one step ahead of the curve. Techno fans praise his DJ sets for being very innovative and masterfully composed musically. As members of Drumcode Records, the premier techno imprint founded by Adam Beyer, alongside musicians that share same... read full bio
Arthi has collaborated with party collectives in France, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland in addition to doing sold-out headline performances throughout Europe. She performed at some of the biggest summertime events in the UK this year, such as FourTet's All-Dayer at Finsbury Park, Shangri-La at Glastonbury Festival, and a pop-up rave in east London presented by Fred Again with Kenny Beats... read full bio
After thirty years of creating music, Alan Sparhawk is venturing into new realms. Sparhawk and the late Mimi Parker, the drummer and singer of Low, co-founded the band. Their music's daring exploration of serene, soft regions gave it an essential strength. Thirteen albums later, Low inspired a wave of roomy, elegant, personal, and constantly changing music. As time went on, the... read full bio
