With their abilities of literary imagination and musical intellect, Ablaye Cissoko and Cyrille Brotto present us with a work of art that is incredibly beautiful and generous. The delicate music is at times rippling like a waterfall and is so harmonious that it sounds as though it has been touched by grace. Ablaye Cissoko's gentle velvet voice lends a unique... read full bio
Janine is a multi-instrumentalist, producer and songwriter with immense talent. Her style can be characterized as indie R&B with pop, soul and complex compositions intended to evoke strong emotions in the listener. Janine, a New Zealand native, began her musical career nearly as soon as she could walk. When she was five years old, she recorded herself singing her favorite songs on a... read full bio
A promising new musician making waves in the music business is Wampi. This up-and-coming artist from the UK has been putting out a distinctive fusion of R&B, rap, and hip-hop. Wampi has a unique flair that makes him stand out from the crowd, and he has a devoted following base and is touring the nation. Wampi has a distinct and identifiable... read full bio
With over 22 million monthly listeners on Spotify, María Becerra holds the #1 spot among female artists in Argentina. The celebrity has quickly amassed over 2 billion views on YouTube and is currently ranked #196 in the world on Spotify. For the first time in the Billboard Hot 100 Argentina's history, "La Nena de Argentina" was able to hold the top... read full bio
Liverpool, UK-based Courting is a four-piece post-punk band. With Sean Murphy-O'Neill on vocals and guitar, Sean Thomas on drums, Joshua Cope on guitar, and Connor McCann on bass, the group formed in 2018 and soon gained recognition in the Liverpool music community. Their hit song "Football" was published to great acclaim. Their first mainstream radio play on BBC Radio 1 and 6... read full bio
For the past few years, the experimental pop band Aquaserge has been a secretive force in the global music scene, inspiring and influencing a great number of musicians. Three friends, Julien Barbagallo, Julien Gasc, and Benjamin Glibert, formed the band Aquaserge in Toulouse, in southwest France. The band's founders later joined Tame Impala, Stereolab, and Melody's Echo Chamber. Aquaserge quickly... read full bio
Ali is a three-piece musical project with Indonesian roots that started in Jakarta. John Paul Patton and Arswandaru Cahyo started the project, which aims to infuse Middle Eastern culture with elements of cinematic soul, afro beat, funk, and disco, as well as aspects of 70s Indonesian rock, to produce a new groove and sound for the dynamic and modern Indonesian music... read full bio
Currently residing in Brussels, Alex Figueira is a musician, producer, DJ, record collector, and Venezuelan-Portuguese citizen. He is the originator of Afro-Caribbean psychedelic sensation Conjunto Papa Upa and the widely renowned, sadly deceased tropical psych punk band Fumaça Preta. He plays every instrument on his solo debut album Mentallogenic and handles all technical aspects of the recording process. The album has... read full bio
Gavon, Trevor, Austin, and James make up the four-piece indie band from Buffalo, and it's obvious that they put in a lot of practice. You can definitely notice the band's chemistry in their work because each composition is divided boldly and equitably among the members. With its overwhelmingly nostalgic sound, The Burkharts evoke nostalgia in older audiences while offering a... read full bio
Conor Patton, often known as Conro, was born in Canada and has always had a deep love for music. With his energetic, electro house tunes, Conro has crafted a memorable characteristic sound in dance music by incorporating aspects from his early musical schooling. Conro's electro house and future bass production style brought him a tidal wave of appreciation. Conro released the... read full bio
Minami Deutsch's affinity for "krautrock" icons like Can and Neu! has inspired their style. The band members listen to minimal techno a lot and consider themselves to be "repetition freaks." You can anticipate a deeper diversity in their sound while they maintain the essential elements that set them apart, such their distinctive fuzz, thumping bass, and dreamy vocals, while also smoothing... read full bio
When Dean Johnson is working as a bartender, one won't be long in hearing whispers and nudges that he's maybe the best composer in town, coming from behind the neon sign into Al's Tavern. Despite their prejudice, Al's regulars talk about his gift as though it were family knowledge and Seattle legend. Although using the term "hidden gem" to describe... read full bio
The captivating four-piece electro noise group YARD hails from Dublin, Ireland. Their sound, which lies somewhere between techno and noise rock, is best described as a powerfully immersive sensory experience. YARD will leave you feeling invigorated, hot, and somewhat unsettled. Their spooky mascot, Bucketman, serves as a visual representation of the group. Yard is growing stronger after securing a spot at... read full bio
Myles Smith is a singer-songwriter from Luton, UK, who brings distinctive pop, folk, and Americana aspects to his songs. Taking up an acoustic guitar, Myles started performing versions of his favorite singer-songwriters, like Marcus Mumford, Chris Martin, and Ed Sheeran. In the process, he amassed a sizable internet following. With his own original songs now being created for fans of... read full bio
Evan Campbell, better known as KETTAMA, rose to fame thanks to his rave-infused house music and loop-based dance sounds. The young musician revealed that, despite his success, his only intention was to release his music and never to pursue a career as a big DJ or recognition. The remarkable DJ and producer grew up in Galway, a small Irish town on... read full bio
Life was difficult for me as a young Ghanaian growing up in Amsterdam's South East. He found solace in his mutuals and power in everything that moved him. In a community where authenticity is valued, Benjamin 'Bnnyhunna' Ankomah discovered the ultimate form of self-expression: music. In church, he learns to play various instruments such as the piano, guitar, and drums. His... read full bio
There are two saxophones and a drumkit. BLOW trio's masked musicians don't need anything else to get listeners to their knees. The lineup is as straightforward as it is effective. BLOW 3.0 stands out in the ongoing digitization of live performance. BLOW 3.0 is all about music. Everything feels real, live, in the moment, and from the heart. This masked trio... read full bio
Asmaa Hamzaoui is the foremost female representative of Gnawa music, and she offers a contagious kind of evangelistic 'desert blues' with her group Bnat Timbouktou. Gnawa are the ancestors of black slaves in Morocco, where they have established their own Sufi order, with Essaouira as its hub. Their music is hypnotic, stirring, and profoundly steeped in the history of this... read full bio
This vintage Acid producer, who performs all of his songs live and brings drums and synths to every show, doesn't carry notebooks. These days, it's common for dance producers to walk on stage holding a laptop under their arm and just look at the screen. No, it's not Ceephax Acid Crew, Andy Jenkinson. Every tune is played live by Ceephax, who... read full bio
The dynamic four-piece infuses their songs and outstanding live shows with hip-shaking, head-thrashing, raw, and cheerful energy. The end outcome is pure and undiluted, uninhibited and unspoiled. From Latitude Festival to Left Of The Dial, Dot to Dot to Misty Fields, the band has performed on renowned stages across the UK and Europe, from the Pyrenees foothills to the chapels of... read full bio
