Born in Phoenix, Arizona, Stevie Nicks is best known as a distinctive vocalist for Fleetwood Mac and a successful solo artist. Her hit-filled career includes chart-topping work on the historic album Rumours and solo smashes like Edge of Seventeen and Stop Draggin' My Heart Around.
Die Spitz, an Austin band formed in 2022, blends metal and softer styles with strong friendship and teamwork. Known for their debut album, "Something to Consume", they showcase technical skill and creative freedom.
Santigold is a genre-defying musician who earned a number one record on Billboard's Dance/Electronic chart, an ASCAP Vanguard Award, and nominations for Q, MTV, and BRIT awards. She released the 2018 mixtape-style album I Don't Want: The Gold Fire Sessions with Dre Skull.
GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo shattered records with her 6x Platinum debut album, SOUR. She followed its success with her sophomore album, GUTS, showcasing heightened sophistication as a vocalist and lyricist.
Eli is a musician from the suburbs of Massachusetts who released the conceptual pop debut album Stage Girl on Halloween through the Zelig label.
Rachel Chinouriri, a London-born singer-songwriter of Zimbabwean heritage, crafts heartfelt indie-pop. Known for emotional storytelling and viral hit "So My Darling," her releases include "What a Devastating Turn of Events" and "Little House." She earned an Ivor Novello nomination and BRIT Awards nods, also collaborating with Sombr. Her distinctive sound resonates with a global audience.
Quiet Light, the electronic folk project of Austin, Texas-raised Riya Mahesh, blends indie pop, ambient, and electropop into compelling melodies and poignant lyrics. Her music creates a floating, soft light feeling. Albums include "Blue Angel Sparkling Silver 2" and "Pure Hearts." Quiet Light has received recognition from Spotify's Fresh Finds Experimental playlist and Iggy Pop's BBC Radio 6 show.
Not for Radio is María Zardoya's solo project, showcasing intimate, psychedelic ballads and gothic romanticism. The lead singer of The Marías, she explores a distinct, introspective sound. Her debut album, "Melt," achieved a No. 13 Billboard 200 debut. Popular songs include "Puddles" and "Swan." The project is known for its personal artistic vision.
Doechii is a Tampa-born, Los Angeles-based hip-hop/rap artist. Her 19-track mixtape Alligator Bites Never Heal follows Eurodance-inspired hit “Alter Ego” and 600M+ streams for “What It Is (Block Boy),” plus opening for Beyoncé and touring with Doja Cat.
Bikini Kill is a feminist punk band formed in 1990, based in Olympia, WA and Washington, DC. Fronted by Kathleen Hanna, they helped instigate the early ’90s Riot Grrrl movement via political lyrics, zines, and confrontational live shows.
Led by Pixies’ Kim Deal, the Breeders helped shape early-’90s alternative rock. Their 1993 album Last Splash went platinum and spawned the hit “Cannonball.” Debut Pod (1990) reached #22 in the UK; 2018’s All Nerve hit the UK Top 10.
Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan is a three-time Grammy winner with 12 JUNO Awards and over 40 million albums sold worldwide. Known for a soulful pop sound, she also founded the groundbreaking Lilith Fair.
Mitski’s eighth studio album, Nothing’s About to Happen to Me, features all her songs and vocals. Produced by Patrick Hyland and mastered by Bob Weston, it continues The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We with live band and orchestral arrangements.
