Hollis Frazier-Herndon, known as 2hollis, is an American rapper, singer, and producer from Chicago, Illinois. He crafts experimental hip-hop, electropop, and rage music, known for genre-blending and a distinctive "chain mail" aesthetic. Popular songs include "Poster Boy," "crush," and "jeans." His albums include "White Tiger", "Boy", and "Star". His track "Poster Boy" was featured in EA Sports FC 24.
Jacksonville indie rock band flipturn features Dillon Basse, Tristan Duncan, Mitch Fountain, Madeline Jarman, and Devon VonBalson. Known for festival sets and TV appearances, they released their debut album Shadowglow and follow-up Burnout Days, blending indie rock, New Wave, and alt-pop.
Pierce the Veil features frontman Vic Fuentes, guitarist Tony Perry, and bassist Jaime Preciado. Known for post-hardcore punk, they released albums including A Flair for the Dramatic, Selfish Machines, Collide with the Sky, and Misadventures.
King Princess is a New York pop artist known for her Platinum-certified breakout anthem 1950, which surpassed a billion streams. Her third album, Girl Violence, features bold pop anthems and intimate confessionals exploring the dynamics of loving women.
Originating in Virginia Beach, Turnover evolved from punk roots to dream pop and experimental sounds across albums like Magnolia, Peripheral Vision, and Myself In The Way. The band reunited to record their sixth album, Down On Earth, blending psychedelia with sharp songwriting.
Born in Carson, California, rapper, producer, and songwriter Baby Keem released his breakthrough mixtape Die for My Bitch in 2019. His debut album, The Melodic Blue, reached the Billboard 200 top ten, and his Kendrick Lamar collaboration Family Ties won a Grammy.
South London singer-songwriter Absolutely blends R and B-inflected pop with alternative sounds. A sought-after songwriter, she co-wrote hits for Normani, David Guetta, and Anitta's album Versions of Me, before releasing 2023 singles with Epic Records.
Old Mervs is an Australian indie surf rock duo from Kojonup, Western Australia, featuring David House and Henry Carrington-Jones. Known for catchy hooks and energetic live shows, they blend '90s grunge with Britpop. Their self-titled debut album, released in 2025, hit #1 on ARIA Australian Album Chart. Popular songs include "What You've Lost," "Heavy In The Morning," and "Tether."
Audrey Hobert, an American singer-songwriter from New York City and Los Angeles, crafts sharp, self-aware pop music blending indie pop, synth-pop, and alt-pop. Known for her witty, confessional lyrics and directing her own music videos, she gained recognition co-writing hits with Gracie Abrams. Her acclaimed debut album, "Who's the Clown?", features popular songs like "Sue Me" and "Bowling Alley". Hobert has been recognized on Forbes 30 Under 30 and for an iHeart Radio Music Award nomination.
The Beths are New Zealand indie heroes. Led by singer-songwriter Elizabeth Stokes, they released their fourth album Straight Line Was A Lie, their first for new label ANTI-.
Mariah the Scientist, born Mariah Amani Buckles in Atlanta, Georgia, is an American R&B singer-songwriter. Known for her diaristic storytelling, airy melodies, and sleek production, she released her fourth studio album, "Hearts Sold Separately," in 2025. The album featured hits like "Burning Blue" and "Is It a Crime," which charted on the Billboard Hot 100. She is currently touring.
The Backfires are a New York City rock band formed in London in 2018: Alex Gomez, Harry Ruprecht, Matt Walter, and Dylan Spiro. After a sold-out Mercury Lounge debut, they toured the US supporting Silversun Pickups and others. Debut album This Is Not An Exit (2025).
Arcy Drive is an indie rock band from Northport, New York, known for their "Attic Rock" style. Their sound blends classic rock, alternative, and indie with gritty guitars and live energy. Popular songs include "Roll My Stone" and "Time Shrinks." They released the EP "Beach Plum" and the album "The Pit," which featured John Sebastian and was produced by Angelo Petraglia. They have millions of streams and played major festivals.
The Dare, Harrison Patrick Smith, is an American musician from West Hollywood, California, known for his New York-based indie sleaze revival sound. His dance-punk and electroclash style gained prominence with the song "Girls". He released albums such as "What's Wrong with New York?" and produced for Charli XCX.
WHATMORE is a New York City-based supergroup featuring Cisco Swank, Elijah Judah, Jackson August, Sebastiano, and Yoshi T. Formed by high school friends, their genre-melting sound blends jazz, indie, pop, hip-hop, alt-R&B, and alternative rock. Releases include their self-titled debut album and singles such as "eastside w my dogs," "go!," and "Still Loiteringgg." They are recognized for their dynamic live shows and engaging online presence.
Confidence Man: Australian dance-pop/house act (Janet Planet, Sugar Bones + bandmates). Feel-good Donna Summer/Moroder vibe; rocked Glastonbury, Primavera, Gov Ball.
New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde, born Ella Yelich-O'Connor in Auckland, creates introspective electropop and indie pop. Known for hits like "Royals" (Grammy winner) and "Green Light," her albums include "Pure Heroine", "Melodrama", "Solar Power", and "Virgin" (2025). She has earned multiple awards, celebrated for her unique style and impactful songwriting.
