Arm's Length with Prince Daddy & the Hyena, Riley, and more

Allen Steinberg, born in an unspecified location, is known for his self-reflective, contemplative indie rock style. He wrote the parts for all instruments and most lyrics on Arm's Length's latest album, produced by Anton DeLost, with collaborative efforts from drummer Jeff Whyte, bassist Jeremy Whyte, and Ben Greenblatt. The album features a mix of loud anthems and tender moments, portraying Steinberg's journey through resilience and reflection.

Prince Daddy & the Hyena, from Albany, New York, formed in 2014, delivers punk rock, emo, and power pop with introspective lyrics and energetic hooks. Known for conceptual albums like "Cosmic Thrill Seekers" and their self-titled release, they explore themes of mental health and mortality. Notable songs include "Curly Q" and "El Dorado." Their discography includes "I Thought You Didn't Even Like Leaving" and "Hotwire Trip Switch."

RILEY (also performing as Riley Music) is a rising Glasgow-born singer-songwriter known for her "country-pop" sound. She describes her music as "yeehaw pop," blending contemporary Nashville-style country with pop storytelling. RILEY cites Taylor Swift as a major inspiration, particularly for her business acumen as an independent artist. Other influences include Kelsea Ballerini, James Taylor, and Joni Mitchell.

South Jersey singer-songwriter David Osterhout (Bike Routes) makes coming-of-age montage indie-folk; hits “You Want It You Got It” & “World Apart” have millions of streams.