Auguste Arthur Bondy, or A. A. Bondy, is an alternative folk artist from Birmingham, Alabama. His mellow music is comprised of guitar, vocals, and sometimes harmonica. The artist has released three albums and has received notice for single songs in each album. His song Killed Myself When I Was Young was used in Friday Night Lights. A Slow Parade was... read full bio
Singer-songwriter and pianist Laura Burhenn founded The Mynabirds band. The band has been mentioned by Pitchfork, describes as _openhearted, politically engaged, feminist pop that, miraculously, never veers into schmaltz. The Mynabirds have an upbeat, pop sound, created using guitar and piano, paired with Burhenns smooth, sensible vocals. The Mynabirds have toured with Bright Eyes, David Bazan and Crooked Fingers. Their... read full bio
Andreas Moe is a Swedish singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. Inspired by the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Michael Jackson, Andreas Moe began his music career at an early age. Moe has recorded with artists like Avicii, Tiesto, Hardwell, and more. Moe has opened for John Mayer several times. He has released several singles and EPs, as well as... read full bio
The Posterz are a hip-hop group from Montreal. The group is comprised of three members, Husser, Joey Sherrett, and Kris the $pirit. The Posterz deliver a dirty hip-hop sound, filled with profound lyrics and deep bass beats. The Posterz have been mentioned on Noisey's online publication and receive positive feedback via YouTube.... read full bio
Formed in Austin, Texas, Alpha Rev came together as the brainchild of singer/songwriter Casey McPherson. Looking for a positive release from his own family tragedies, McPherson uses the band as an outlet for his inspiring and uplifting alternative rock. Rankled number 1 on Myspace.com as best Indie Band from Texas, and number 16 as best Indie Band Nationwide, Alpha Rev... read full bio
Amen Dunes is an experimental indie rock band led by Damon McMahon. They have released four studio albums, Dia, Through Donkey Jaw, Spoiler, and Love. Their work can be categorized as improvisational and experimental. Amen Dunes covers topics such as love, time, and memory.... read full bio
Blaenavon is an English indie rock band comprised of three members. Ben Gregory provides vocals, Frank Wright is on bass, and Harris McMillan is on drums. Their sound is vibrant and rhythmic, but contains contrasting dark lyrics and themes. Their sound was well received by audiences in the UK, their first album, Thats Your Lot, reached number 54 on the... read full bio
Blaise Moore is a singer and songwriter inspired by her personal life. Through her music, she bares her soul, giving audiences confessions of a broken heart and more. Her sound can be described as atmospheric and electronic, as it is filled with synths and soothing vocals. Moore first gained attention from her release Friends, which was dedicated to her ex-boyfriend.... read full bio
Lydia Ainsworth has been a musician for almost her entire life. At the age of ten, Ainsworth began learning cello. Her enrollment in the Etobicoke School of the Arts ensured her musical career would continue- she earned a Bachelors degree in music composition at McGill University, then a Masters degree in the same field at New York University. Ainsworth composed... read full bio
Magik*Magik Orchestra is the collaboration of students at San Francisco Conservatory, which began as the project of Minna Choi. The string orchestra was erected to provide artists outside of the classical genre a method of including orchestral instruments in their music. Magik*Magik Orchestra launched into stardom after their performance with Radioheads guitarist Jonny Greenwood. The group has since toured with... read full bio
Snail Mail is an indie rock band who hails from Balitmore, Maryland. The lead singer of the band is Lindsey Jordan, with Ryan Vieira playing the bass and Shawn Durham playing the drums. Lindsey, aside from being a talented vocalist, has played guitar for most of her life and has been classically trained; her experimentation with the guitar is part... read full bio
Eagulls is comprised of Mark Goldsworthy, Henry Ruddel, Liam Mathews, Tom Kelly, and George Mitchell. They collaborate together, a combination of guitar, drums, bass, and vocals, to create post-punk music. The Eagulls band has received recognition from NME, The Guardian, Vice, Stereogum, and other publications like The Fader and Pitchfork Media. BBC Radio 6 listed Eagulls as their New Favourite... read full bio
The band Froth was a lucky accident. Starting off as a joke between friends, Froth was initially set to release a silent record. However, plans changed when the band was summoned to perform for a mini-festival. Throwing together some songs on short notice, band members Joo-Joo Ashworth and Jeff Fribourg came up with unexpectedly good music. Adding on a bass... read full bio
Makaya McCraven is redefining jazz music. He mixes different styles of music, from jazz to hip-hop, to create a masterful sound. His work has been reviewed by a multitude of critics. UKVibe has reported, You are listening to one incredible musician. His style and sound is unique, a heady, skillful, sophisticated, and boldly uncompromising mix of jazz and hip-hop. The... read full bio
Gill Landry, also known as Frank Lemon, is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Landrys music has been described by Rolling Stone as [a] four-way intersection between Dylan-inspired folk-rock, atmospheric Americana, dusty cowboy songs and street busker ballads. The artist draws inspiration from his life, speaking of his experiences, relationships, and hardships to provide an insightful perspective through his music. He... read full bio
Shawn and Michael Cavallo have always had a passion for music. Deciding to band together and form Manic Drive, the two brothers goal was to share their hope, love, and faith to listeners around the world. They combine rock, funk, and EDM to perform a unique sound. Since the bands creation, they have shared stages with Grammy Awarded artists, topped... read full bio
Lynn Harrell was born into a musical family, inspiring his launch into a career with the cello. Studying at the Juilliard School in New York with Leonard Rose and then at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, he finally debuted with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. His professional career blossomed as he served as the Music... read full bio
Bil Dwyer is a comedian and game show host. Born in Evergreen Park, Illinois and an alumnus of Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Dwyer got his start on television in Comedy Centrals Battlebots. He has hosted GSNs Extreme Dodgeball, Ive Got A Secret, The 50 Greatest Gameshows of All Time, and more. Dwyer has starred in several MTV and VH1 shows... read full bio
Tom Clark is an internationally renowned comedian from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Starting his career as a member of The Dead Alewives, a comedy improvisational group, Clark has sense made his debut worldwide. He has appeared on Conan, the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and Comedy Centrals Premium Blend. Apart from stand up comedy, Clark has also appeared in The Wish... read full bio
Ryan Conner is a writer and comedian from Woodbridge, Virginia who made it into the top 10 finalists on season 9 of the popular NBC show, Last Comic Standing. Ryan grew up in a large, multiracial family with 11 brothers—as one can imagine, being the middle child in such a large family gave him quite the sense of humor... read full bio
