Eyelar Mirzazadeh, also known as Eyelar, a singer/songwriter who was born in the Netherlands and currently resides in London, has just released Couple Hours. The song, which Eyelar wrote and chose to release as her first as a solo artist, was produced by Levi Lennox (Pillow Talk by Zayn Malik and Perfect for Me by Anne Marie). With artists like... read full bio
Songwriter Ewan Mainwood released his debut EP, titled "Broken." It packs a powerful emotional punch that ignites both a passionate connection with the audience and a cathartic release of his own insecurities. 'Broken' conveys the tale of a relationship that is crumbling under the weight of mental health issues with a purity to his voice that heightens. Sam Fender, Holly Humberstone, Dave and Frank... read full bio
James Earl Yeary is a well-known American country music singer, composer, and speaker who was born in Hillsboro, Ohio. He relocated to Nashville, Tennessee, in 1994 to start a career in the music business after finishing his education. Yeary was signed to Atlantic Records, but owing to personnel changes at the label, his debut record was never made public. Undaunted, Yeary... read full bio
There For You, the brilliant single by Eves Karydas, is built on vulnerability, new experiences, and screaming "screw it." 'There For You' unexpectedly clicked after months of daily studio sessions in Brixton, writing innumerable demos and having countless loose ends. Eves moved to London from Brisbane on her own, pushing herself into new relationships and situations that gave her music a remarkable... read full bio
The singer-songwriter Erica Manzoli challenges the British'stiff upper lip' mentality to embrace radical candor when it comes to mental health. Manzoli, a self-described fan of depressing music, used her time in lockdown using her lyrics to express her personal struggles, demonstrating that breakdowns can in fact result in breakthroughs. The EP chronicles the tale of Manzoli's loneliness in lockup and... read full bio
A moment of crystalline clarity might be found in Emma Steinbakken of Norway. But, as with so much in life, there are frequently indisputable complexity hidden behind apparent simplicity and truth. Emma has fused the sad with the empowering behind the 'pop' veneer; her captivating voice, with its husky edges rising over delicate strings, powerful percussion and piano, her heartbreak and... read full bio
EMELINE is a rising talent with a daringly creative songwriting voice who was born in Rhode Island and now calls Los Angeles home. The powerful and cathartic pop song "this is how i learn to say no," her captivating new single, is about the importance of having boundaries and expressing your truth. 'this is how i learn to say no' showcases... read full bio
Eleri Ward is a musician, singer and actor residing in New York City. In her closet, she created "A Perfect Little Death," a full-length indie-folk Sondheim album. It was released by Ghostlight Records after gaining a large TikTok following and it has been praised as "an incandescent new record, something genuinely new" from American Theater Magazine and "a harmonious marriage of musical theater... read full bio
Young Creteil native Eddy de Pretto breathes new life into the French music industry. By mixing inspirations like Claude Nougaro, Kanye West and Frank Ocean into his music, he is exploring new ground and fusing modern-R&B with classic French chanson. He makes extremely obvious comparisons between evenings out, partying and drug use that are unfiltered, raw and sexual. With his iPhone always attached to... read full bio
The brother-sister duo Durry may be on a mythological trajectory if they can manage to follow up the TikTok hit of a loser anthem, "Who's Laughing Now," with something comparable. They are only one or two hits away from joining the exclusive company of other legendary Minnesota duos, including Paul and Babe, Boone and Erickson, Rocky and Bullwinkle. Austin Durry... read full bio
The trio Arrows In Action consists of guitarist Matthew Fowler, singer Victor Viramontes-Pattison and drummer Jesse Frimmel, was founded in Gainesville and has gained notoriety in the pop-rock scene. They have created a big, recorded product that contributes to a youthfully captivating live presentation and is rife with new-age nostalgia. A band's presence transitions from the internet to the stage almost seamlessly. Fans are welcomed into... read full bio
Arm's Length, a Canadian emo band, were painfully aware that they were rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest performers in the world as they were producing their debut album, Never Before Seen, Never Again Found. They recorded the drums in Toronto's Noble Street Studios, which has also hosted sessions for Justin Bieber, The Weeknd and Kanye West. They were merely... read full bio
Alt Bloom, a multi-instrumentalist and lyricist, has a certain quality all his own. Alt Bloom is known for writing songs that inspire listeners to escape. These songs often feature dreamy introspection combined with ethereal melodies and, of course, Thompson's trademark tongue-in-cheek wordplay. Alt Bloom seamlessly combines alternative and timeless singer/songwriter pop. Alt Bloom, a Montana native who currently resides in... read full bio
Being honest with yourself is the most terrifying thing you can do. Al Olender, a singer/songwriter, overcame her fear of the truth through a purifying, frequently cathartic process that resulted in discoveries she had previously dismissed as unattainable. The Upstate New York-based musician poses the question, "What happens if we vow to never tell a lie, ever again" on her... read full bio
Sam Paul Evans and Jacob Welsh founded the electronic band The Hics in 2012 in London, UK. The Hics began as a two-piece electronic indie band before adding bassist Matt Knox, singer Roxane Barker, guitarist Geordan Reid-Campbell, and saxophonist David Turay. They joined with REAL STAR RECORDS in late 2012, and in 2013, they released Tangle, their debut EP. The band... read full bio
Rapper $NOT, who is from Florida, morphs between the alternative rap genres of the late 2010s while using a laid-back approach to the trap sounds of the time. He signed on with 300 Entertainment for studio albums like TRAGEDY + and Beautiful Havoc after becoming popular with his single "Gosha." The third album Ethereal was released and "Doja" with A$AP Rocky... read full bio
American hip hop musician "Skinny" (stylized as $kinny) was born in Saudi Arabia. He founded and serves as the CEO of Floos Gang and Feed Me Entertainment. In addition to his success as a hip-hop performer, Skinny is renowned for his distinctive production style and melodious songwriting. Later, he signed a writer/producer agreement with Warner/Chappell Music and his debut mixtape "Ghetto... read full bio
The name Jack Botts is quickly becoming recognized in Australia thanks to his coastal folk sound, fame from travelling and easygoing attitude about life in his van. Jack Botts has transformed from a chippy-turned-busker to a full-time touring musician in just a few short years on the scene. He is now one of the musicians in the nation with the quickest overall... read full bio
In the seaside resort of Brighton, Sophie Bond, also known as Iyamah (pronounced i-yam-ah), grew up surrounded by the rhythms of reggae music and African drumming. She picked up a piano and began creating songs, but she kept them as a form of journaling for her personal self-expression. She didn't develop a love for Neo-Soul and hip hop until she... read full bio
It's strange that singing has become Isabel LaRosa's entire life since she used to dislike it when she was younger. Her older brother played guitar and her father performed saxophone at local jazz jams and open mic nights in Annapolis, where her dad brought her and her brother. Although their mother isn't a musician, she raised them like a genuine Cuban... read full bio
