Brisbane's WAAX quintet has recently been putting out a lot of catchy noise. With the help of Australian indie powerhouse Dew Process and frequent radio appearances, they have been gaining fans' affections and selling out entire national tours. The band has been making significant waves on the festival circuit with standout sets at Splendour In The Grass, Falls Festival, Good Things and... read full bio
Asseem Waajeed (Robert O' Bryant IV), a native of Detroit, is a musician and an educator. B orn to Robert O'Bryant III and Frances Alberta Davis on the Eastside of Detroit, Waajeed was raised in a work-oriented environment thanks to his father's family-owned trucking company and his mother imprinted him musically as a young boy. She frequently played Southern blues while they... read full bio
WLAK (We Live As Kings) is a collective of hip hop artists from the Collision Records family. All four members of WLAK ( Swoope, Christon Gray, Dre Murray, Alex Faith) bring their unique styles of hip hop to make a group that compliments each others strengths and individual uniqueness. We Live As Kings is a culture to reign here on... read full bio
W.E. (Bill) Harmer has been motivating and entertaining audiences with his content, enthusiasm, and his Irish sense of humor. Bill Harmer has held various roles throughout his 35 years of experience. He has held senior management and technical positions with numerous international corporations. He has consulted in the United States, Europe, and Japan. Bill Harmer has played very big roles... read full bio
W. Mitchell is an award-winning keynote speaker who inspires audiences around the country. W. Mitchell uses his own life experiences to help guide audiences to empower lifes inevitable changes. He is a former United States Marine, small-town mayor, a burn victim, and a paraplegic. When his first incident happened, Mitchell was riding his motorcycle when a laundry truck turned in... read full bio
Currently #14 among the DJ Mag Top 100, Willem van Hanegem and Wardt van der Harst make up the production and DJ duo that is W&W. They have overcome the boundaries of genre, and traveled the world sharing their music. W&Ws work is a mixture of the uplifting and melodic elements of trance with the raw intensity of electro and... read full bio
The ever-expanding repertoire of V. V. Brown includes soul, gospel, funk, new wave, reggae, and more in the mix of her expansive style, ranging from progressive R&B to left-field pop. The Northampton native's solo career took off after she co-wrote the aggressive successes "I Don't Need a Man" by the Pussycat Dolls and "Denial" by Sugababes. Brown would soon follow... read full bio
African folk singer Vusi Mahlasela was born and raised in South Africa. His music proved to be an inspiration to many, and he helped encourage and motivate activists who were against apartheid in Africa. The themes of his songs cover topics like fighting for your rights and for freedom, the art of forgiveness, and the importance of reconciliation.... read full bio
Vundabar is a Boston-based group that creates jangly, fuzzed-out indie rock with surf and math influences that is heavily infused with post-punk attitude. The band gained popularity after breaking through when their explosive tune "Alien Blues" unexpectedly became a streaming hit. The following year, Vundabar released their fifth long-player, Satan for the Fire, to capitalize on that popularity. While still in... read full bio
"Vulfpeck is an alternative funk group from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Their sound is comprised of rhythmic beats and electronic notes. The band consists of four talented individuals, Jack Stratton, Theo Katzman, Woody Goss, and Joe Dart. They met at the University of Michigan’s music school where they all studied. When starting the band, they wanted to channel the era of... read full bio
VTSS, the DJ and producer whose real name is Martyna Maja, was reared in Warsaw and boasts a discography brimming with upbeat and danceable music. However, Maja tends to lean more toward feel-bad than feel-good in her creations. A perilous concoction of sounds fusing industrial textures, an EBM sensibility and cranked, hair-raising BPMs. This is how someone who isn't scared to cause... read full bio
Joey Varela, the brains of VRSTY, grew up worshipping Usher and Michael Jackson as models for his own soulful, mellifluous vocal delivery. The performance he saw for the first time, an outstanding triple-bill at New York City's Webster Hall headlined by post-hardcore outfit From First to Last, irreversibly changed his course as an artist while he was still in high... read full bio
Voz de Mando is a Mexican group, which consists of five talent individuals, Jorge Gaxiola, Miguel Gaxiola, Carlos Sigala, Eduardo “El Chino” Gonzalez, and Adrian Gonzalez. Their genre of music is Regional Mexican and they are currently based out of Los Angeles. Some of their most popular songs include, “Mente En Blanco”, “Y Ahora Resulta”, “El Que A Ti Te... read full bio
The Austin, Texas-based indie pop group Voxtrot was founded in 2003. The band's debut EPs were well-received in the aughts, receiving praise from major magazines including Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and Spin in addition to music blogs. The band disbanded as quickly as it had come together, releasing its Playlouder/Beggars debut album, Voxtrot, just after. Voxtrot's legacy increased as its members continued living... read full bio
Vox Audio performs for sell out crowds in Las Vegas, and tours internationally. Their concept is simple: create a fun, interactive theatrical show, where the star was the human voice. Vox Audio delights audiences’ worldwide by exploring the boundaries of the human voice. Their album, “Chemistry” was named “Acappella Album of the Year” by the Contemporary Acappella Society of America... read full bio
Through images, apparel and music, the interdisciplinary project vox explores intimacy, self-worth, love and pain. Singer vox from Los Angeles is looking for her true self in her intense live performances. Her disarming voice is renowned for stripping listeners of anything except their most basic feelings. It is driven by tragedy and love. Vox will take you on a trip through topics that... read full bio
Producer Nicholas Barron is from Inverloch, Australia. Before settling on the recognizable 'wave' sound we hear in his music today, he began his musical career on Soundcloud by recording ambient trap and lo-fi beats. Wave music has reached a worldwide audience thanks to vowl., who has amassed over 100 million streams across all platforms. His music has been included in high-end... read full bio
Vory, a Louisville-born singer/rapper with a silky and dark R&B sound, initially attracted national prominence when he appeared on the song "Don't" by another native of Louisville, Bryson Tiller. He started releasing his own solo music over the following few years, working with many other musicians, including Cassow, Blu and AD and garnering some major composition credits for Drake and the Carters.... read full bio
Vonzell Solomon, popularly referred to as "Baby V," is a well-known singer, songwriter, producer, recording artist, model, and actor on a global scale. in second place on the popular television show American Idol.millions of people have watched her performances, stunning fans all around the world. Vonzell has performed as a spokesman for the USPS and traveled with a number of... read full bio
Vonetta Flowers is an American bobsledder from Helena, Alabama who is best known for being the 1st person of African descent to win a Gold medal in the Winter Olympics. Flowers has been athletic since a young age and while in elementary school, Coach DeWitt Thomas went to Flowers’ school looking to recruit the fastest children for the Alabama Striders... read full bio
