Shaun Cassidy, born on September 27th, 1959, is the quintessential jack of all trades: an actor, screenwriter, producer, and singer. The whole Cassidy family, from his parents to his siblings, are veterans of the entertainment industry. From an early age, Shaun had a love of the arts – particularly singing. He signed a contract with Warner Bros and immediately started... read full bio
Shannon and the Clams has an incredible energy in their music, invoking sounds of surf rock and garage punk with a little taste of doo-wop and rockabilly. One reviewer said that Shannon and the Clams sounds like a “prom band in 1964 getting dosed with acid and having the sweetest lovelorn freak out,” which is an apt description for this... read full bio
HEALTH is one of the most un-apologetically raw and energetic bands out there. While their music can be described as “noise-rock” akin to bands like The Locust or “industrial” like Nine Inch Nails, they also boast a surprisingly melodic and colorful sound. This is due to HEALTH front man Jake Duzsik’s soft and haunting vocals, with the heavy use of... read full bio
Sebastien Grainger is best known for being the drummer and lead singer of the dance punk duo Death From Above (sometimes known as Death From Above 1979). The band formed in 2001, but then broke up in 2006, before getting back together in 2011. The band has since released three additional albums after releasing only one before their breakup. Sebastien... read full bio
Alcemist got off to a great start with his 2020 single “Us”. The song was noted for its high-pitched vocals and very warm subs. It’s clear that Alcemist has set off to make his unique sound known and it’s clear that it’s worked as he’s carved out a path just for him. Following the massive success of “Us”, Alcemist released... read full bio
Angel + Dren are one of the newest and hottest DJ acts right now. This duo – comprised of identical twin sisters – combines the sounds of hip-hop- RnB, Afrobeats, reggae, and Caribbean music into a very unique mish-mash of incredible hits. They got their start in New York, DJ-ing in various venues across the city: Café Erzulie and Pianos... read full bio
Amir Obè is a rapper and singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan. Working under the name Phreshy Duzit, his music career took off when he signed to Atlanta Records. With them, he released his debut EP “Brave New World” in 2011. He followed this up with his debut studio album “The New Religion” the very next year. After that, he released “Detrooklyn”... read full bio
Architects is a Brighton-based metalcore band formed by twins Dan Searle and the late Tom Searle back in 2004. They were very active in the East Sussex music scene, but after breaking out of their local community, they’ve become known by critics and fans as one of the greatest U.K. hardcore bands of their generation. Architects made their studio debut... read full bio
Ash Olsen is a rapper from rural Norway, where she grew up on a farm. As a kid, she was obsessed with skateboarding and Tupac’s “Only God Can Judge Me”. It’s a song she’d frequently look up on the internet and rap along to. It was something she instantly fell in love with. Tupac’s music introduced her to Biggie Smalls’... read full bio
Ben Kim is an EDM producer and DJ born in Italy who started his musical career in 2014 after downloading the music program Abelton on his Mac. It started out as just a fun project, but Ben quickly realized this is something he could legitimately pursue. Inspired by the music and dance scenes in both Italy and America, Ben committed... read full bio
Dirty Loops is a Sweden-based pop-rock band made up of lifelong friends Jonah Nillson on vocals, Henrik Linder on bass, and Aron Mellergardh on drums. They first made waves internationally with their cover of “Just Dance” by Lady Gaga. They’ve also covered Justin Bieber’s “Baby”, “Circus” by Britney Spears, “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele, “SexyBack” by Justin Timberlake, and... read full bio
Banks Arcade are a great mix of things: hardcore, metalcore, and electro. The band – consisting of Joshua O’Donnell on vocals, Jason meadows on guitar, Harlan Allen-Jones on bass, Kenny Powerz on synth, and James Feekes on drums – got their start in New Zealand but eventually made their way to Australia. They take their inspiration from a very eclectic... read full bio
Bandits on the Run is a bunch of things: they’re indie, they’re folk, they’re pop, and they’re Americana. The trio consists of three lead-singers, a cello, a suitcase drum, an accordion, and, of course, a guitar. The three of them use their on-stage alter-egos: Roy Dodger, Bonanza Jellyfish, and Clarissa. Needless to say, Bandits on the Run is a bit... read full bio
Bamily is a Brixton, London band with an incredible fusion of pop, disco, soul, and hip-hop in their sound. They also utilize certain elements of DJing, making them very different than other pop groups that are kind of like them. Then again, there aren’t a lot of bands like Bamily, with their use of heavy beats samples over heavy drums... read full bio
Before they were known as Bambara, 23jinx got their start as a post-punk and noise rock band in 2001. The band consists of Reid Bateh on lead vocals and guitar, Blaze Bateh on drums and vocals, and William Brookshire on bass and vocals. Under 23jinx, they released their debut album “Curtains and Cannibals” in 2005. After adopting the name Bambara,... read full bio
Ayanna Witter-Johnson is a singer-songwriter, cellist, and composer from London, England. She is a performer of both classical and contemporary music, fusing a bit of hip-hop and reggae into her compositions. Ayanna, being a talented singer, often plays the cello while singing her soulful songs. This incredible multi-instrumentalism began when she was just four years old. It was around this... read full bio
Samantha Ayanis Miller (who works professionally as just Ayanis) is a Texas-raise singer and dancer. She got her start singing in church and participating in beauty pageants. At a young age, the entertainment bug bit her and she made sure to make that her path in life. At the age of nine, she told her family that it was happening... read full bio
Bill Evans is a legendary sax player from Illinois. At an early age, he was exposed to music, given that his dad was a musical prodigy who could play the classical piano. Bill took to wind instruments quite quickly. Starting out playing the classical clarinet, he went on to study the saxophone with Vince Micko. Bill went on to study... read full bio
Blade Brown, also known as Jonathan Wrate, is an English rapper and songwriter. Blade was first explosed to hip hop music as a kid, thanks to his father. It was the 80s and 90s hip hop, as well as reggae that first piqued his interest. He started taking rap music more seriously when he was 17. In 2004, he released... read full bio
Black Sherif, also known as Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, is a rapper and songwriter from Konongo, Ghana. He made quite the international buzz with the release of “Kwaku the Traveller”, a song that hit number 1 on both the Nigerian and Ghanaian Apple Music charts. The song is doing incredible numbers on streaming services as well. For example, it... read full bio
