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
Through his production, the founder of Surf Gang constantly crafts a sorrowful yet frightening sound by combining elements from several subgenres, such as drill, footwork, trance, and trap. With production credits on Earl Sweatshirt's "Making the Band (Danity Kane)" and Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem's "The Hillbillies," it has been a breakthrough year for evilgiane. This adds to his growing list... 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
Alex Warren is a content developer that works across all platforms. He left the phone and entered the recording studio. Warren first became well-known on YouTube for his skateboarding videos, but he quickly developed a following in comedy and vlogging. He had ventured into the music industry, creating trembling, delicate, and candid pop songs. With layers of gossamer electronics slathering... 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
Born in Montreal, Haitian-Canadian artist based in Amsterdam. Making jazzy-house with Brazilian flavors so you may kiss your crush. Influenced by the LA beat scene and the West London broken break / bruk movement. Gayance (real name Asha Vertus) derives her stage name from the Haitian creole word for joy. She's been DJing for a decade and has sold out clubs... read full bio
Humour formed in Glasgow during the lockdowns, composing and recording their songs at home, with the music serving as a backdrop to Andreas' words. Sometimes they're about disappointing people, sometimes they're about pets dying, and sometimes they're about trying to say something when you don't know what to say.... read full bio
Giacomo Turra is a musician from Italy. Giacomo began playing guitar at the age of 13 after becoming intrigued by his father's vinyls, learning by jamming on his favorite artists such as Stevie Wonder, George Benson, and Herbie Hancock. He began his solo musical endeavor, JMT, by exploring R&B, Funk, and Jazz and releasing his first singles. During the pandemic... read full bio
LOVRA is a gifted and one-of-a-kind Berlin lady who travels the world as an internationally requested DJ and successful producer. LOVRA crafts her own distinct style by mixing her affinity for music from the 1980s and 1990s with her natural sense for modern melodies, danceable house beats, stunning vocals, and rolling basslines. She enchants crowds at today's major festivals. LOVRA... read full bio
American post-hardcore group Dance Gavin Dance was founded in Sacramento from the remnants of Farewell Unknown and Left Apart. The group is well-known for switching up its lineup somewhat frequently. Most notably, this has resulted in a vocalist lineup that changes both live and on record. Dance Gavin Dance's sound is post-hardcore, but they also use a wide range of musical... read full bio
Between You & Me from Australia blends polished current rock elements with pop punk from the early 2000s. The band, who were influenced by bands like New Found Glory and Sum-41, became well-known after releasing Everything Is Temporary, their debut album on Hopeless Records. Between You & Me have developed while keeping all of their oozing punk roots. They have... read full bio
The Pink Stones, who match their frontman's extensive musical vocabulary while putting their own spin on spacey honkytonk, pedal-to-the-metal trucker anthems, and ecstatic gospel, are almost entirely composed of Athens musicians who play in other bands around town (including former members of the Drive-By Truckers and the Glands). They embrace the spirit of artistic independence that has fueled the local... read full bio
Fruition's album, Broken at the Break of Day, highlights all five members of the band, whether it's through the swapped lead vocals of "Dawn" or the compelling rhythms of "Where Can I Turn." Their sound, as it has been for over a decade, is difficult to define, but the lyrics and harmonies bring their various influences together. "Do What You Want,"... read full bio
Presenting Wishy, the highly acclaimed band formed by songwriters Kevin Krauter and Nina Pitchkites of Indiana. When Pitchkites returned from Philadelphia, the two artists from Indianapolis formed Wishy as a musical collaboration. After discovering a mutual appreciation for 90s alternative bands like The Sundays and My Bloody Valentine, the two started creating their own distinctive style of grungy, introspective pop-rock. During... read full bio
Francisca Straube, a well-known percussionist, producer, and artist from Chile, created Rubio as an artistic experiment. A work that has its beginning in the compilation of sound experimentations that since have been exposing her route. Rubio's debut record was a self-titled EP consisting of five tracks, which ultimately led to the publication of her first two full-length albums, "Pez" and "Mango... read full bio
