The Lazy Eyes' debut album SongBook is a universe unto itself and like any good fantasy world, it follows its own logic. The band is a four-piece from Sydney. When you enter, the colors are a little brighter and the pace is a little slower, but it's possible for it to suddenly pick up speed. Before a hook unexpectedly emerges like... read full bio
The Voice champion for season 13 aspiring vocalist Chloe Kohanski desired to make classic rock more popular. Chloe sang Fleetwood Mac's "The Chain" at her blind audition. The vocalist appealed to viewers' nostalgia with an old-school rock sound. Although Chloe's experience on The Voice was unpredictable, she finally emerged as the champion. According to Talent Recap, Kohanski has changed her... read full bio
One of the best guitarists and composers in the UK is John Smith. John was born in Essex, grew up on the coast of Devon and made his money playing in Liverpool's bars and clubs. His five albums have received more than 10 million Spotify plays. He has performed for crowds all around the world in concert halls that were sold out... read full bio
With their particular grasp of traditional pop songwriting, South East London band Honey Moon bring stories of love, sorrow the end of the world and Sopranos plots to life. Join them on a dream journey through sun-kissed indie pop, melancholy soul and dramatic symphonic numbers. Their magnificent seven-piece new live lineup includes beautiful additional harmonies, keys, brass, strings and percussion, allowing them to convey their... read full bio
Brighton-based singer-songwriter Gina Larner writes creative songs that combine pop-rock and country music including KT Tunstall, Kasey Musgraves, Lily Allen and Fleetwood Mac as inspirations. As a well-known performer, Gina wrapped off her first headline UK tour with her band and has opened for artists including pop star scouting for girls, country/rock icon KT Tunstall, Ferris and Sylvester and Ronan Keating at the... read full bio
Newcastle's newest and best psych-surf-rock band has won over fans locally, nationally and even internationally, which is rather significant for a group that is still in its infancy. The four-piece's two EPs, "Crazy Days" and "Sun & Smoke," further integrate them into the Australian psychedelic reggae genre made prominent by artists like Sticky Fingers and Bootleg Rascal. Rum Jungle are demonstrating... read full bio
Honer, an Arizona native, just received his degree from California Baptist University, where he played on the men's swim and dive team. During his time there, he won the Western Athletic Conference title and the Diver of the Year award. Honer is undoubtedly a guy of many skills and fans of country music from all over the nation love his honest,... read full bio
Ryan Shepherd, a rising dance music musician from Toronto, strengthens his ascent with his cheerful and energizing house music soundscapes. Top-charting songs, the attention of influential people in the business, many admirers and the affection of many people are only the beginning of this Canadian producer's ever expanding success list. Ryan Shepherd's breakthrough single with Loud Luxury, "Fill Me In," was discovered... read full bio
When Justin Foley, the drummer for Killswitch Engage, realized he wouldn't be seeing his regular guys for a long, he had the idea for Lybica. He had been working on some demos and had finally chosen to share them with a few close pals in south Florida. Quarantine days still needed to be used wisely. After meeting fellow musicians Joey... read full bio
Teen Mortgage, a grunge band from Washington, DC, has released a new grunge-rock album titled "Tuning In." The song exhorts listeners to start depending on their own thinking rather than the propaganda of powerful businesses. JEFF The Brotherhood, Mike Krol, The Coathangers, Alex Lahey, Ron Gallo, Surf Curse, Big Business, Bass Drum of Death, The Chats and the pair opened for... read full bio
Joy Harden Bradford, a well-known African American clinical psychologist based in Atlanta, Georgia, was born in 1979. She has significantly influenced the field of mental health, particularly in addressing the particular difficulties that Black women experience. Joy, who was up in Paincourtville, Louisiana, became passionate about psychology and helping others. She continued her study at Louisiana's Xavier University, where she graduated... read full bio
Rappers Brian Warren and Quentin Branch form the experimental hiphop group ANGRY BLACKMEN, which is located in Chicago. ABM takes inspiration from a variety of artists, including MF DOOM and Kanye West. Before being noticed by LA-based independent label Deathbomb Arc (formerly home to groups including jpegmafia, Death Grips and Clipping), the group acquired a cult-like following online. Angry Blackmen then released... read full bio
Amy Root, the Dutch pair of Lukas Amer and Sjoerd Huissoon, who have 100,000 unique monthly listeners globally, have returned with a new single, Four Times Four, following the release of their last EP, "The Knot." With their earlier EPs Lynn, Elif and Ava, they have already demonstrated their incredible talent for creating music that inspires fantastical pictures in the listener's... read full bio
Amaliah, the founder of Borne Fruits and a regular on Rinse FM, is one of London's most intriguing DJs who fuses contemporary house and techno music with international club beats that are inspired by soundsystem culture. Amaliah has transcended these proud influences to establish her own unique claim within her own city's ever-crowded nightlife environment. She comes from a lineage of... read full bio
Alysha Brilla is a three-time Juno Award nominee whose therapeutic music medicine transports listeners to her trademark place nestled between the ground and the stars by fusing worldwide roots sounds. Brilla is the musical love child of an Indo-Tanzanian musician and a Canadian storyteller. Her music is a vibrant blend of folk music from throughout the world. Joyous upbeat rhythms and... read full bio
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
