After becoming entangled in Haiti during the disaster, Fran O'Hanlon adopted the name AJIMAL. He came into contact with a notorious former voodoo priest while working at a field hospital during his medical training, from whom he would eventually get his nickname. He started studying to play the classical piano as a young boy, albeit rather reluctantly, but he strayed from... read full bio
Reece Samuels, better known by his stage name Abnormal Sleepz, is a multi-talented artist who is part of a new Manchester artistic movement. His upcoming "Kaleidoscope LP" on Lenzman's indie label "The North Quarter" displays the breadth of his artistic abilities. The debut, which was largely self-produced and includes the beloved track "Textures," showcases Sleepz's ability to blend a forward-thinking... read full bio
Baltra, who was born and raised in Philadelphia but now calls New York home, has spent the last ten years perfecting a sound that is full of romanticism and sorrow. And usually with cozy, sentimental music. Along with musicians like Mall Grab, Ross From Friends and DJ Seinfeld, Baltra released his first tracks during the lo-fi house boom of the mid-2010s. His... read full bio
Dr. Eric Daimler has a renowned career spanning more than 20 years and is a recognized expert in the disciplines of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. His experience spans a variety of spheres, including those of an investor, entrepreneur, academic researcher, and policymaker, placing him at the front of developments in these game-changing technologies. Daimler has co-founded six technology firms throughout... read full bio
Marley Bleu, a wonderkid from Santa Clarita, was born Marley Bleu Elise Berry. The talented singer, who is descended from Chuck Berry of rock and roll fame, seemed destined for a future in music. Bleu's entry into the field is only made more inevitable by the fact that both her father and brother are musicians. Marley was first discovered on... read full bio
Cammy, a Scottish native from the Kingdom of Fife, has achieved success with a number of tracks, peaking in the top 20 on the UK Chart and hitting Number 1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter, Country and Alternative charts. In Glasgow's famed King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, in Aberdeen's The Tunnels and in Edinburgh's The Mash House, Cammy has sold out as a... read full bio
Robocobra four's basic values include experimentation, whether it be in their dynamic lineup or in the distinctive self-produced recordings they create in their native Belfast. These contrasts are just the start of the intricate universe of the Robocobra Quartet, a group that is both serious and humorous in their approach to music and that includes musicians with and without formal musical... read full bio
Ny Oh, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who was born in Worcestershire and raised in New Zealand, works at the core of emotion, awareness and spirit. Her voice grabs you first; it has the kind of free beauty that at once envelops you in cotton-wool softness and ignites your innermost power. From Ny Oh's own solo work to fronting jazz-psychedelic band Neon Gru... read full bio
The gritty force known as TEETH was born out of a musician's desire to re-envelop their life in the heaviness that is metal and to reacquaint themselves with a channel that may be considered detrimental in today's terrible culture. The band's co-founders Chris LeMasters and Blake Louis Prince have been working together on the road for more than 20 years,... read full bio
Under her own name and the stage name White Hinterland, producer, singer and composer Casey Dienel has produced four critically praised full-length albums. She was up in New England and has been making music for the last 10 years that Nylon Magazine calls "wild, vicious, poetic, feminine, brash and singular." Rolling Stone described her vocal gymnastics on the White Hinterland album as... read full bio
Konny Kon & Tyler Daley, two of Manchester's most renowned performers, formed the soul/hip-hop pair Children of Zeus. Since they are both established MCs and beatmakers in their own right, their music references, reflects and pays homage to the music that influenced them as children as well as their preference for classic sounds. Their COLORS video, which is well renowned for... read full bio
Caswell and her band are without a doubt one of the most thrilling and dynamic live talents of the present with a voice and live performance that beat out more than 600 contestants in a national competition to accompany Ed Sheeran. Originating from Suffolk, the trip started when the adolescent started creating songs on a used piano after seeing a... read full bio
A two-piece band called Raue is bringing back the alternative rock grunge sound from the 1990s while performing with the intensity of a punk band. Paige Kalenian and Jax Huckle are members of the band, which is based in Santa Cruz, California. The songs' melodies are written and performed by Paige, while Jax fills in on drums, giving them a... read full bio
When Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter worked on Adam Wiltzie and Dustin O'Halloran's A Winged Victory For The Sullen, Echo Collective was born. Leiter and Belgian violinist and harpist Hermant have since gone on to perform as Echo Collective in places like Royal Albert Hall, Concertgebouw Amsterdam and L'Auditori Barcelona, as well as at festivals like Latitude, Big Ears, ATP, La... read full bio
Drumskull blends the lyrical atmospheres of deep house, UKG and broken beat with the explosive sounds of current jungle, footwork and breaks. A multi-talented and seasoned DJ and recording artist from London, he debuted on the Seagrave label with the well-regarded, multi-genre album "Interlocked." Shortly after, the gritty "Negative 7" single was released to widespread praise along with remixes from fellow producers... read full bio
Dreya Mac, a native of West London, made waves with her first track "Skippin," which earned over 600K plays across DSPs and over 340K views / streams in only the first three weeks. The tastemakers Annie Mac, Toddla T, DJ Target, Sian Anderson, Rickie, Melvin and Charlie have all endorsed Dreya. Dreya is a graduate of the renowned British school, where she studied... read full bio
There is more to Drum & Bass than simply drums and bass, as those who are already familiar with Dossa & Locuzzed's music are aware. The Austrian team are instantly identifiable for their contagious vintage flair, colorful synthesizers and unmistakable rhythm that has become a distinctive signature for the skilled producers. They helped pioneer a funk-infused niche of the genre. The duo's... read full bio
Gina Birch created The Raincoats in 1977 with Ana da Silva. She was instrumental in creating the band's distinctive sound, which was defined by raw energy, unorthodox song structures, and feminist themes. She also played bass and sang for the group. The self-titled debut album by The Raincoats, which was released in 1979 to positive reviews, has subsequently grown in stature and renown.... read full bio
Dos Monos, a Tokyo-based experimental hip-hop group, conjures enthusiasm through some rather strange chemistry. The trio of rappers TaiTan, Botsu AKA NGS, producer and rapper Zo Zhit balance the noise and dissonance of some extremely uncool, unsmooth jazz with frantic verse swapping between themselves. As a consequence of their success, they have become a staple of festivals in both Japan and Europe. They... read full bio
A well-known American television producer, businesswoman, and entertainment executive is Mona Scott-Young. She has had a huge impact on the entertainment business, particularly in the field of reality television, with her extraordinary vision and knowledge. Scott-Young, who was born in Queens, New York, on February 15, 1967, has made significant strides in the media. As the founder and CEO of Monami... read full bio
