Born Dirty (Mike Abadie) is a British-French-Israeli DJ and EDM record producer who hit the scene in the summer of 2015 when he released “Don’t Stop Get It” featuring Kid Sister. His diverse upbringing has clear influences on his sound. Born Dirty’s sound has been described as incorporating elements from French hip-hop, music from the England rave scene, and the... read full bio
Caspa (AKA Gary McCann) is an EDM and dubstep musician, music producer, and DJ from West London. Caspa originally had his eye set on a basketball career, which was sadly cut short because of a shoulder injury he sustained. But Jungle music and Hip Hop really took over and influenced him more than anything. When “Bassbins” (recorded under the pseudonym... read full bio
When fans first saw Casey Bishop on American Idol, they instantly fell in love. Now the fan-favorite has moved on and found an amazing amount of success after her time on Season 19 of the series. Casey has been signed to 19 Recordings/BMG at just the age of 16. Casey recently gave fans a teaser of the first three minutes... read full bio
Singer Andy Tongren, drummer Steve Patrick, and guitarist Julian Dimagiba (formerly of 2010s alt-rock band Young Rising Sons) comprise Camden Welles, a band that is a bit a more pop than what you’ve probably heard from these guys before. The band wrote the song “Famous on the Internet”, which is a sort of anthem for the current generation and our... read full bio
Chloe Bodur is an English RnB artist who blends jazz, hip-hop, and psychedelic soul into her son, along with intelligent lyricism and an eclectic list on inspirations. Chloe is of Turkish Cypriot, Irish, and Sri Lanken descent and her diverse cultural roots really show in her sound. Her dad played Turkish music a lot when she was in her formative... read full bio
Chartreuse is a four-piece band consisting of Michael Wagstaff (vocals and guitars), Harriet Wilson (vocals), Perry Lovering (bass) and Rory Wagstaff (drums). The English band recently released their second EP “Keep Checking Up On Me” which features very calibrated and well-crafted songs that may or may not tug on the heartstrings at times. This isn’t the group’s first band. They... read full bio
Charlotte Sands considers her music a “safe space” for her listeners to feel celebrated and accepted, despite their quirks and eccentricities. Needless to say, her music is upbeat with colorful melodies coinciding with honest and self-relfective lyrics. She’s a storyteller, first and foremost. But don’t put her in a box: she goes beyond labels and genres. Recently, Charlotte collaborated with... read full bio
Charlie Winston Gleave, also known as Charlie Winston, is an English singer-songwriter who is currently based in London. It all started when Charlie was playing bass for Tom Baxter (his brother) on the “Feather and Stone” album. Charlie frequently toured with Tom, honing his craft and becoming an even more solid musician. At the same time, he was also composing... read full bio
Chapter and Verse is one of England’s fastest rising stars in the world of DJ and producer acts and in the global dance and EDM music scene. The talented artist is getting lots of love from the industry veterans like Claude VonStroke, Roger Sanchez, Sonny Fodera, Gorgon City, and Green Velvet, etc. Chapter and Verse’s songs keep breaking the top... read full bio
Sheldon Young, operating under the alias Channel Tres, is an American rapper, record producer, and singer hailing from between Compton and Lynwood, California. His great grandparents raised him to attend church, where he played the drums for the church choir. Sometime later, Channel Tres began to study music at a private Christian university in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Channel Tres returned to... read full bio
He may still be in the early stages of his career, but Champion can already count massive online publications like The Guardian, The Wire, FACT, Pitchfork, XLR8R, Dummy and The Quietus as fans. They have raved about Champion’s craft and sound. Fellow DJ’s like Ben UFO, Mark Ronson, Annie Mac, Diplo, Benji B, Four Tet, Skream & Benga, and Redlight... read full bio
Cold Cave (a group consisting of leading man Wesley Eisold, Amy Lee, Nils Bue, and Ryan McMahon) has been described as a "collage of darkwave, noise, and synthpop." They’ve been compared to early 1980s new wave, post-punk, and synthpop bands like Joy Division and New Order. Previously, Wesley was a vocalist for the hardcore groups Give Up the Ghost, Heartworm... read full bio
Coki (AKA Dean Harris) has an interesting career. His music is incredibly popular but he seems unbothered by the appeal of fame. Still, he’s among the most influential musicians today. He’s operated as both a solo act and as half of Digital Mystikz. Some pretty big names like Skrillex and Skream consider themselves fan of Coki. Coki covers a wide... read full bio
Clara Hagman (AKA Clara Mae) is a singer-songwriter from Sweden releasing Euro-pop hits under the banner of Big Beat and Atlantic Records. With these two labels, she’s released the singles "I'm Not Her" and "I Forgot", both of which you very well could have heard and not realized. For three years, Clara was a member of one of the hottest... read full bio
Cktrl (AKA Bradley Miller) is taking what we understand about classical music and flipping it on its head. As a producer and instrumentatlist, he is totally reinventing and modernizing the genre. Cktrl’s EP “Zero” showcases exactly what this mean: it’s all about the values and principles an artist possesses. It’s tranquil, transformative, serene, and even dream-like in sound. It isn’t... read full bio
Christopher John Baran (CJ Baran) is an American singer-songwriter and actor. He is one of the founding member of the band Push Play (alongside Steve Scarola, Nick DeTurris and Derek Ries) and the Woolf and the Los Angeles musical CAGES (which he also stars in as Woolf). CAGES was performed in a converted warehouse venue (which featured things like a... read full bio
City Wolf got its start in downtown Los Angeles (within a particularly small apartment) in 2018. Clayton Stroope is a former You Oughta Know artist for VH1, singer-songwriter for the pop band Thriving Ivory (a top 40-charting Gold certified band) who wanted to take a departure from what he was used to. He took things back to his roots: he... read full bio
Creo is a three-piece rock and roll trio from Sydney, Australia. Their songs are complex and multi-layered, dynamic, and guitar heavy. Their music features a fearsome rhythm section, along with some devious pop sensibilities that make this indie band a truly interesting one. According to the band itself, Creo is a trio that has its own take on the rock... read full bio
Adam Day is an English singer-songwriter who uses the moniker County Line Runner to release alternative and indie hits. He appeared on the scene with the release of his debut singles “Hard To Find,” and “Wide Eyes,” two songs that have collectively garnered more than 1 million Spotify plays. The adoring fanbase is reminded of the iconic 80s band The... read full bio
For Control Freak, it all started in the spring of 2021. He was just a kid, in 4th or 5th grade and his friend showed him a video of someone dancing to a dubstep remix of Foster the People’s “Pumped Up Kicks”. It wasn’t long before the two of them were heading down a rabbit hole of dubstep, EDM, remixes,... read full bio
