WAVES is the brainchild of Frankie Grant and Spencer Bridle, who both enjoy creating and performing electronic dance music. Grant oversees live performance while Bridle takes the lead on composition and production, both enhancing the other's ideas. The group's debut track, "Mr. Wilson," has been played on Canadian radio ever since they signed a record contract with Ultra Records. They want... read full bio
The Kendall Street Company from Virginia is no stranger to having a good time. The genre-defying, eclectic rock band has been compared to a variety of artists, including Pink Floyd, Ween, They Might Be Giants, Widespread Panic, Umphrey's McGee, John Prine, experimental psychedelia and Frank Zappa. Each Kendall Street Company performance is an experience unlike any other, with aspects of audience engagement,... read full bio
Houseplant, a band that was formed during the lockdown era, became fully developed after the epidemic as a team of seasoned players with the skills and vision to get things going. They have been releasing songs from their upcoming debut album, packing Louisville and Cincinnati venues and inspiring a devoted following to come out in their support. While they clearly fit the mold... read full bio
Heffner, a band from Athens, Georgia, performs with the pace and energy of a young band but the lyrical insight and musical depth of a much more seasoned outfit with all the ferocity and immediacy of post punk's traditional aggression, some '70s glam and 21st century power pop. With the help of their self-titled first album, they were given additional possibilities... read full bio
Scottish-Canadian singer-songwriter, performer and vocalist Evangeline Gentle is known for her folk-pop music. Evangeline's lyrics are reflective and moving, evoking rich emotional landscapes in the listener and attempting to create a sense of "sameness" across listeners. The songs "Gay Bar" and "Bad Girls" from Gentle's album Where The Diamonds Are highlight the album's embrace of queerness and queer culture. Her self-titled first... read full bio
Golin's work straddles the barriers between mainstream pop and experimental electronic music and is passionate and weirdly baroque in its digital ethos. Her strategy is influenced by an original viewpoint on the role music plays in mediating the current experience of physical and cultural displacement. In the song "Lilith" by Zir, she initially made an appearance as Rin. Fushigi, a... read full bio
There's little doubt that Marnie Stern lives up to her moniker as "the lady who shreds," but shredding isn't enough for Marnie. Marnie might have released another album replete with her highly layered music, distinctive frenzied finger tapping and nearly philosophical lyrics after releasing three critically lauded albums. Marnie, on the other hand, is not one to sit still, as anybody... read full bio
MIREI, a Japanese singer/songwriter, has a genuinely transcendent voice that is gentle and ethereal while yet being extremely gifted at conveying complicated feelings. Born in Osaka and currently living in Tokyo, the artist now takes her captivating vocal presence to Take Me Away, her next album that immediately confirms her remarkable skill for producing dance-pop songs with both sincere sensitivity... read full bio
Jesse, John and Carl made up the founding lineup of Broken View. In the band Drisium, Jesse and Carl had been performing together for around two and a half years. After repeated fights with the band's lead vocalist and guitarist, Carl quit, and Jesse soon after. About the same time as Jesse and Carl departed Drisium, John quit his... read full bio
Bloom, a well-known singer-songwriter, is praised as one of Australia's top power vocalists. As a seasoned tour veteran with sold-out performances both domestically and in New Zealand, Bloom "crafts personable moments onstage that resonate with audiences" (Scenestr Magazine). Bloom is liked by everyone. She worked with Swedish DJ/Producer Oen Bearen, contributing her voice to the tune "Let It Go,"... read full bio
Junior Brother, a stalwart of alternative folk, bravely breaks new territory with his daring new tune, "The Men Who Eat Ring Forts." The mammoth "Junior Brother's Favorite" EP from June and the critically praised double LP The Great Irish Famine precede this brand-new offering, which is known for its "Wry songs of anxiety and frustration" (The Guardian) and "Truly unforgettable"... read full bio
The Zebbler Encanti Experience, often known as ZEE, is the result of the creative fusion of two brilliant artists, Ben "Encanti" Cantil and Peter "Zebbler" Berdovsky. By bridging the gaps between art, music and technology, this dynamic pair has created multimodal experiences that enthrall and inspire. Since the release of their first album Psychic Projections, ZEE has worked with influential musicians... read full bio
Boss Mode, also known as Adam Burch, is a Missouri native who started making music in 2015. At sold-out concerts, he has opened for acts like Dubloadz and Borgore, as well as Adventure Club, Zeds Dead, Midnight Tyrannosaurus, 12th Planet and others. He has released music on labels including Bassrush Excision's Subsidia Records and Funtcase included his songs Greed and Android Dub... read full bio
Bass music producer ASHEZ is from Auckland, New Zealand. With over 3 million streams across several platforms, he has established a solid reputation for himself internationally. Canada, Australia and New Zealand have all seen ASHEZ perform. His significant festival appearances include Splendour in the Grass, Rabbits Eat Lettuce, Twisted Frequency, Friendzy Fest, Mardi Gras, Bay Dreams, Beyond Existence, Splore and Dimension. Warner... read full bio
Theo Kandel has been compared to "a modern-day James Taylor, albeit slightly scruffier and a good deal shorter," for his daring, funny lyrics that transports you to that liminal area between laughter and sorrow. Theo continues to yell into the void, leaving his unique fingerpicking-influenced musical imprint as he goes. He has gained over 160k followers across social media and... read full bio
A combination of intricate, climactic folk-rock, a la Father John Misty or Hamilton Leithauser, characterizes May's music. May's lyrics creates a vibrant universe while bringing us inside the nooks and crannies of his brain. It is both introspective and observant of the ridiculousness of the world. He is one of the most quotable figures in the indie rock movement. His... read full bio
Meredith Lampe, Cody Edgerly and Kenny Monroe are three Brooklyn-based musicians who form the indie rock group Work Wife. Work Wife draws inspiration from artists like Faye Webster, Neil Young and American Football as well as folk rock instrumentals to create music that inspires their own brand of dark comedy. On Born Losers Records, Work Wife's debut EP was made available. It... read full bio
The Slaps' record Tomato Tree is fundamentally a test of patience that deftly illustrates the benefits of exploration. Rand Kelly on guitar and vocals, Ramsey Bell on bass and vocals and Josh Resing on drums make up the band. Their most recent album of songs is a success and a reflection of their growing relationship and individual and group artistic maturity.... read full bio
In their most recent album, Psymon Spine used a distinct approach to left-of-center indie, electronic and dance sounds to explore complex emotions and catharsis. The album received positive reviews from publications like Paste, FLOOD, Brooklyn Vegan, Under The Radar and NME. It was also featured on playlists from Spotify, Apple Music, KEXP, KCRW and the BBC, as well as NPR Music's "New Music... read full bio
Sirius Blvck, Oreo Jones and David "Moose" Adamson, three veterans of the Indianapolis music scene, joined together to create 81355 (pronounced "bless"). The three had previously collaborated on projects as cameos and guest productions, but this is the first time they have come up with an idea and carried it through as a team. The end product is This Time I'll... read full bio
