Two-time GRAMMY-nominated Vermont singer-songwriter Noah Kahan is known for his multi-platinum breakthrough album Stick Season and its chart-topping title track. He has amassed billions of streams and founded the mental health non-profit The Busyhead Project.
Multi-platinum country superstar and Grand Ole Opry member Lainey Wilson is a 12-time CMA Award-winner and Entertainer of the Year. She has scored nine number-one hits, including Watermelon Moonshine and Heart Like A Truck, and collaborated with Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus, and John Mayer.
Formed in 2016, Mt. Joy features Matt Quinn, Sam Cooper, Jackie Miclau, Sotiris Eliopoulos, and Michael Byrnes. The band released three acclaimed albums: Mt. Joy, Rearrange Us, and Orange Blood. In 2024, they sold out venues like Madison Square Garden and Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Sincere Engineer is the punk-pop and emo project of Chicago singer-songwriter Deanna Belos. Emerging from the city's D.I.Y. folk-punk scene, Belos debuted with the 2017 album Rhombithian on Red Scare Industries, later signing with Hopeless Records to release Bless My Psyche and Cheap Grills.
Born in Mississippi and raised in Florida, DJ and producer Diplo founded the Hollertronix club night and labels Mad Decent and Higher Ground. A 13-time Grammy nominee, he is a member of Major Lazer, LSD, and Silk City, winning a Grammy for Electricity with Dua Lipa.
Formed in 2013, Band-Maid is a five-piece, all-female hard rock band known for their skilled musicianship, shredding guitars, and catchy hooks. The group has sold out international shows across the US, UK, and Europe, amassed over 200 million YouTube views, and released albums including Epic Narratives.
Born in the Bronx, rapper A Boogie wit da Hoodie blends melodic trap beats and smooth R&B. He debuted with the 2016 mixtape Artist and topped the Billboard 200 with his 2018 album Hoodie SZN. Known for multi-platinum hits like Drowning, he has released multiple charting projects.
Neal Francis is a singer and instrumentalist blending funk, soul, and rock. Known for acclaimed albums like Changes, In Plain Sight, and Return To Zero, he has earned Americana and Libera Award nominations, sold out global shows, and shared stages with Wilco and The Meters.
Maisie Peters, an English singer-songwriter from Steyning, crafts honest, witty pop and indie pop. Known for relatable, diary-style songs, she signed with Ed Sheeran's Gingerbread Man Records. Her album "The Good Witch" topped UK charts, making her the youngest solo British female artist in nearly a decade. Her third album, "Florescence," released in May 2026, features songs like "Kingmaker" with Julia Michaels. She won the inaugural Rolling Stone UK Breakthrough Award.
Joy Oladokun, born in Casa Grande, Arizona, is a queer Black singer-songwriter blending folk, R&B, rock, and pop. A daughter of Nigerian immigrants, she crafts vulnerable songs on identity and social justice. Her albums include "Proof of Life" and "Observations from a Crowded Room," with "Hope Is A Heavy Thing" also part of her discography.
The Revivalists are an eight-piece rock and roll collective known for soulful alt-rock anthems, multiplatinum success, and their breakout 2015 album Men Amongst Mountains, featuring the double-platinum hit Wish I Knew You.
Manchester trio GoGo Penguin blend jazz, classical, and electronic music. Comprising pianist Chris Illingworth, bassist Nick Blacka, and drummer Jon Scott, the group incorporates modular synths and electric bass, moving seamlessly from acoustic sounds to electronica.
Toronto rock band The Beaches—sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller with Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel—broke through with Blame My Ex. Platinum single “Blame Brett” hit #1 on Canada’s Alternative Radio for 15 weeks and topped 115M+ streams.
Formed in 2018 for Girlschool LA, garage punk band The Linda Lindas consist of Mila and Lucia de la Garza, Eloise Wong, and Bela Salazar. They honed their sound playing LA matinees alongside punk icons and opening for major acts like Bikini Kill, Green Day, and Paramore.
Memphis-born rapper Key Glock delivers stark, uncompromising verses updating his city's narcotic hip-hop style. Known for chart-topping projects like Yellow Tape and collaborative releases with Young Dolph, he debuted on Paper Route Empire with 2017's Glock Season.
Sylvan Esso, the Durham, NC electropop duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn, blends folk harmonies with electronic soundscapes. Known for "Coffee" and "Hey Mami," their Grammy-nominated albums like "What Now" and "Free Love," along with "No Rules Sandy," showcase their distinctive style. They are celebrated for captivating live performances and diverse collaborations.
Born in the Philippines, raised in London, Beabadoobee started in 2017 with the hit 'Coffee'. Known for confessional bedroom pop, she's celebrated by major outlets and was nominated for BRITs Rising Star and BBC Sound Of 2020.
Flyte is a musical duo featuring Will Taylor and Nick Hill. They recorded their fourth album, Between You and Me, with producer Ethan Johns at his West Country studio after writing the material in a London flat.
Jessie Reyez, born in Toronto to Colombian parents, is a Juno-winning, Grammy-nominated artist known for her raw R&B, pop, and hip-hop sound. Her powerful vocals shine on songs like Figures and Imported. She has collaborated with Eminem, Calvin Harris, and 6LACK, and released albums including Before Love Came to Kill Us, Yessie, Paid in Memories, and A Little Vengeance.
Born Miles McCollum in Mableton, Georgia, rapper Lil Yachty pioneered bubblegum trap. He broke out in 2016 with platinum singles like Minnesota and One Night, and earned a Grammy nomination for his feature on DRAM's Broccoli. He has released albums including Teenage Emotions, Lil Boat 2, and the psychedelic Let's Start Here.
Giant Rooks, from Hamm, Germany, creates indie rock with a pop sensibility and atmospheric sound. Known for songs like "Wild Stare" and "Tom's Diner" (with AnnenMayKantereit), they earned a 1Live Krone Award and Preis für Popkultur. Their album "How Have You Been?" achieved a number one spot in Germany. The band is recognized for blending organic and electronic elements, captivating audiences worldwide.
ODESZA, the American electronic duo of Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight from Bellingham, Washington, creates cinematic indietronica, electropop, and chillwave. Known for their immersive live shows and emotional soundscapes, they have earned multiple Grammy nominations. Popular tracks include "Say My Name" and "Line of Sight." They released albums like "A Moment Apart" and "The Last Goodbye," and founded Foreign Family Collective.
Australian-born, LA-based producer Daniel Chien (Wax Motif) helped develop the US house sound. He founded Divided Souls Records in 2019, launching “Divided Souls” ft. Diddy, and released 2022 debut album House Of Wax, surpassing 33M streams.
Sueco, born William Henry Victor Schultz, is an American rapper, singer, and producer from Los Angeles. He first gained widespread recognition in 2019 when his debut single "Fast" went viral on TikTok, leading to a contract with Atlantic Records. His music blends elements of hip-hop, pop-punk, and alternative rock.
Little Stranger is a Philadelphia-raised, Charleston-based alt indie hip-hop duo consisting of best friends Kevin and John Shields. Known for their energetic live shows, they blend melodic hip-hop with a unique groove, gaining millions of streams and playing major festivals like Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza.
Colorado's Thadeus Labuszewski, known as Disco Lines, is a DJ/producer blending electronic, future bass, deep house, and trap. Celebrated for the chart-topping Tinashe remix "No Broke Boys" and "Baby Girl," a viral hit. He founded Good Good Records, delivers high-energy performances, and is recognized on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list.
Gorgon City, the North London electronic music duo (Kye Gibbon, Matt Robson-Scott) formed in 2012, crafts bass-driven house and UK garage. Their sound blends deep house with captivating vocals. Known for hits like "Ready for Your Love" and "Here for You," they have amassed over 1.5 billion global streams and 13 BRIT-certified singles. Albums include Sirens, Escape, Olympia, and Salvation, with collaborations featuring MNEK, DRAMA, and Duke Dumont.
Australian-born, Denver-based producer and DJ JP Orchison, known as Blanke, is a bass music force with over 260 million streams. He has released EPs on Monstercat, Ophelia, and Deadbeats, collaborated with Illenium, REZZ, and Zeds Dead, and performed at major festivals like Lollapalooza and EDC.
Emo Nite, founded in Los Angeles in 2014 by Morgan Freed, T.J. Petracca, and Babs Szabo, is a global phenomenon. It celebrates emo, pop-punk, and alternative music from the 90s and 2000s, creating communal DJ-driven events. Known for fostering a strong community and featuring surprise guests, it offers a nostalgic, expressive atmosphere and has collaborated with various brands.
Thirty Seconds to Mars is an award-winning alternative and progressive rock band formed by brothers Shannon and Jared Leto. Known for anthemic hits like The Kill, From Yesterday, and Kings And Queens, the band has sold over 15 million albums worldwide and won numerous MTV Music and Kerrang awards.
Grammy-winning Dutch DJ Afrojack is a genre-bending producer best known for his multi-platinum single Take Over Control. He has co-created hits for Beyoncé and Pitbull, secured an early Las Vegas residency, and runs WALL Recordings.
Hailing from Philadelphia, electronic music producer Subtronics discovered dubstep in high school, sparking a decade-long journey of cutting-edge sound design. He is best known for his advanced mixing abilities and electrifying live performances, which have cultivated a dedicated, ever-growing fanbase.
Formed in Louisville, Knocked Loose is a hardcore quintet known for uncompromising heaviness and intensity. Comprising vocalist Bryan Garris, guitarists Isaac Hale and Nicko Calderon, bassist Kevin Otten, and drummer Kevin Kaine, the band has brought their underground sound to major stages like Coachella and Bonnaroo.
Red Not Chili Peppers, formed in San Diego in 2009, is a premier tribute band renowned for their high-energy alternative funk rock performances. They faithfully recreate the Red Hot Chili Peppers' sound, spanning eras from Mother's Milk to Stadium Arcadium, with a focus on Blood Sugar Sex Magik. Known for their authentic live shows, they have toured internationally and were nominated for Best Tribute Band at the San Diego Music Awards.
Motherfolk, a Midwest indie-rock band known for groovy yet deep songs, blends serious themes with fun vibes. Close friends, they've sold out shows and hit 20M+ Spotify streams.
ARMNHMR is a Los Angeles melodic bass duo known for personal songwriting, over 100 million streams, and sold-out North American tours. They have performed at major festivals like EDC Las Vegas, Ultra, and Tomorrowland, blending cinematic emotion with high-energy dance music.
Yung Gravy is a rapper from Minnesota known for blending trap beats with retro samples. Rising to fame with viral tracks like Mr. Clean and Betty (Get Money), he released albums including Sensational and Marvelous, and collaborated with artists like bbno$ and Dillon Francis.
Chicago six-piece indie rock band led by singer-guitarist Axel Ellis; party-ready sound with trumpet & sax; touring and releasing music since 2018.
Born in East Atlanta, hip-hop artist J.I.D grew up listening to classic funk and soul. After dropping out of college to pursue music, he joined the Spillage Village collective and released his debut EP Dicaprio in 2015. He later signed to Dreamville, releasing his album The Never Story in 2017.
South African-born, Swiss-based deep house artist Nora En Pure is known for her ethereal performances and cinematic soundscapes. Daniela Di Lillo has performed at major festivals including Coachella, Burning Man, Tomorrowland, and EDC, establishing herself in the global dance music scene.
Holly Humberstone is a British singer-songwriter known for her breakthrough EP Falling Asleep At The Wheel. She won the 2022 BRIT Rising Star award and has supported major artists like Taylor Swift, Sam Fender, Olivia Rodrigo, and Girl in Red.
DOPE LEMON is the moniker of Australian artist Angus Stone, known for albums like Honey Bones and Rose Pink Cadillac. Pairing dreamy grooves with introspective lyricism, the project has amassed over a billion streams and earned an ARIA nomination for Best Blues and Roots.
Zack Fox is an Atlanta-raised comedian and rapper. A former member of Awful Records, he collaborated with Kenny Beats on the viral 2019 hit Jesus is the One (I Got Depression) and Square Up. Fox has also written for The Eric Andre Show and acted in Kuso.
Born Charlie Duncker in Staten Island, dance music artist ACRAZE is best known for his smash 2021 house edit of Cherish's Do It To It. The hit won iHeartRadio’s Dance Song of the Year. He launched a Las Vegas residency and performed at EDC Las Vegas.
Canadian pop singer and songwriter Carly Rae Jepsen burst onto the international scene in 2012 with the blockbuster hit Call Me Maybe, which earned two Grammy nominations and topped charts in over 47 countries. Her acclaimed synth-pop album E*MO*TION featured collaborations with Sia and Dev Hynes.
The 502s, a beach folk band from Florida, are known for upbeat banjo-driven songs like "Just A Little While" (100M+ streams) and energetic live shows.
The heartfelt journey of loss and healing after the passing of dear friend Chris Black in 2019 highlights his vital role in bringing people together, inspiring a deeply personal record.
London-born Suki Waterhouse is an English actress, model, and indie pop singer. Known for her dream pop sound, popular songs include "Good Looking" and "Moves". She released albums "I Can't Let Go" and "Memoir of a Sparklemuffin". Waterhouse also gained acclaim for acting in "Daisy Jones & the Six" and modeling for Burberry.
SOFI TUKKER is a GRAMMY-nominated electronic music duo consisting of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern. Blending house, dance, pop, and Brazilian influences, they broke out with the GRAMMY-nominated hit Drinkee. Known for vibrant live performances, they have amassed billions of streams globally.
Men I Trust is a Canadian indie band formed in 2014 by Emma Proulx, Jessy Caron, and Dragos Chiriac. Known for blending dream pop and indie elements with hypnotic melodies, the self-producing trio crafts an enchanting sound that has earned global acclaim and shaped the indie music landscape.
Grammy-nominated Australian house producer Dom Dolla is known for hits like San Frandisco and Miracle Maker, and collaborations with Nelly Furtado and MK. Surpassing one billion streams, he has won an ARIA award and received accolades from Rolling Stone and GQ.
Timmy Trumpet is an award-winning, multi-platinum selling DJ, producer, and live instrumentalist. He is best known for his breakthrough release Freaks, which achieved six-times platinum status in Australia, surpassed half a billion streams, and topped charts across ten countries.
Friday Pilots Club, a Chicago-born alternative rock band formed in 2017, is known for its soulfully moody, guitar-based sound. They blend alt-rock, indie, and pop with irresistible grooves and massive choruses. Their debut album, "Nowhere," released in 2024, features popular tracks like "Vampire Disco" and "We Don't Wanna Talk." They have performed at major festivals.
Los Angeles-based urban contemporary vocalist Michel'le is best known for her 1989 smash hit No More Lies and her self-titled debut album produced by Dr. Dre on Ruthless Records. Known for her high-pitched speaking voice and gritty singing style, she blended R&B with a hip-hop approach.
Bay Area electronic producer and DJ SVDDEN DEATH is known for experimental dubstep anthems and projects like VOYD, MELLODEATH, and Masterhand. He has headlined major venues and festivals including Red Rocks, Ultra Miami, and EDC Las Vegas.
Spacey Jane, hailing from Fremantle, Western Australia, crafts indie rock with jangly riffs and introspective lyrics. Known for their dynamic live shows, they gained fame with "Booster Seat," an ARIA Song of the Year winner. Their discography includes the chart-topping "Here Comes Everybody" and the 2025 album "If That Makes Sense," alongside their EP "Exit Wounds."
Kerri Chandler is a chief innovator in deep house music. Known as the Stevie Wonder of House music, this world-class DJ and producer infuses soul, jazz, funk, and diverse dance rhythms into his vivid sound tapestry and marathon sets.
Electronic music producer Ray Volpe is known for festival anthems and viral hits like the chart-topping track Laserbeam. He won Best New Artist at the 2023 Electronic Dance Music Awards and released his debut album FOREVER, VOLPETRON in 2025.
Comprised of James Patterson and Ben Ruttner, multi-platinum NYC dance duo The Knocks deliver a carefree electronic sound blending disco, house, and hip-hop. With over three billion streams, they have released four albums and collaborated with artists like Billie Eilish and Foster The People.
Alex G is the stage name for Alex Giannascoli, known for his melodic yet ragged style. His 2022 album "God Save the Animals" was widely acclaimed.
Hairitage is a dubstep artist known for blending hip-hop and bass. He gained prominence with his breakout single The Movement and the chart-topping track 40 Cal. He has collaborated with Shaquille O Neal and performed at major festivals like Lollapalooza and Lost Lands.
RemK is the moniker of Long Beach, California-based artist and DJ Alec Mendoza. Influenced by his Southern California coastal upbringing and the golden age of dance music, he produces emotionally resonant tracks featuring catchy vocals and melodies, earning support from major acts like Skrillex and Marshmello.
Los Bitchos is a London-based instrumental band blending surf rock, cumbia, Turkish psychedelia, and disco. Since 2019, they have toured globally, playing major festivals like Glastonbury and Coachella while sharing stages with Franz Ferdinand and Mac DeMarco.
Grammy-nominated Italian house trio MEDUZA are the biggest streaming Italian artists in history. Emerging with their 2019 debut Piece of Your Heart, they achieved global chart success, multi-platinum certifications, and major collaborations, including FIRE for UEFA EURO 2024.
Grammy and Brit Award-winning DJ Fatboy Slim has revolutionized dance music across a four-decade career. Performing in a Hawaiian shirt and bare feet, he is best known for global hits like Right Here, Right Now, The Rockafella Skank, Weapon of Choice, and Praise You.
KAROL G is a global superstar and multi-award-winning Latin artist with a GRAMMY and multiple Latin GRAMMYs. She made history as the first woman to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with a Spanish-language album for MANANA SERA BONITO, and broke touring records worldwide.
Alan Walker is best known for his hit song Faded, which has surpassed 2 billion streams. Since 2015, he has built a global fan community known as The Walkers and launched the World of Walker App to connect fans worldwide.
AC Slater, founder of Night Bass, has shaped bass-house with rave energy and underground grit. Known for collabs with Jamakabi, Curbi, Sadboi, and top U.S. festival sets.
UK dance act Solardo spans genres from techno to house, releasing hits like Riser, I Can't Wait with Tiësto, and Big Talk with Idris Elba. They run three labels, Sola Music, Sola Nauts, and Sola Eclipse, and have performed at major festivals including Glastonbury and Tomorrowland.
Eats Everything, the moniker of Bristol-born UK electronic artist Daniel Pearce, is a renowned DJ, producer, remixer, label owner, and radio host. Celebrating a decade under his alias in 2021, he built a global reputation for his versatility and vibrant musical style.
Chicago-raised and New York-infused recording artist Honey Dijon is known for her global DJ bookings, fashion work, and debut 2017 record The Best of Both Worlds. Her remix credits include tracks for Lady Gaga, Madonna, Neneh Cherry, and Blancmange.
Todd Terry is a pioneering house music producer and DJ born in Brooklyn. He defined New York house during the 1980s by blending disco, Chicago house, and hip-hop. He popularized hip-house with the Jungle Brothers collaboration I'll House You and achieved massive mainstream success with his 1995 remix of Everything But the Girl's Missing.
Arlo Parks is an artist who collaborated with producer Baird, along with Paul Epworth, Buddy Ross, and Andrew Sarlo, on her third album, Ambiguous Desire, following her 2024 New York tour.
Reuniting in 2019, the original Sugababes lineup is one of the most successful British pop vocal groups. Known for their alternative pop and R&B blend, they have sold out The O2, performed at major European festivals, and shut down Glastonbury twice.
Mae Stephens, from Kettering, England, is a pop singer-songwriter known for her catchy, colorful pop-funk style and relatable lyrics. She gained widespread recognition with her viral hit "If We Ever Broke Up," which charted globally. Stephens' debut EP, "Securely Insecure," showcases her talent, and she has collaborated with artists like Meghan Trainor and The Chainsmokers. She is celebrated for her compelling vocals and honest storytelling.
Brighton's Lime Garden, an indie-electro band known for their debut album "One More Thing," features Chloe Howard, Leila Deeley, Tippi Morgan & Annabel Whittle. Acclaimed by 6 Music, NME, and The Independent.
Manchester-born DJ Paulette is a celebrated force in dance music, known for energetic disco, house, and techno sets spanning over three decades. A Hacienda resident, she garnered the DJ Mag Lifetime Achievement Award (2022), Keychange Inspiration Award (2023), and other accolades. She is also a recognized author and a regular on BBC 6 Music.
Pigeon is a psychedelic five-piece band from Margate, England, merging West African griot musicality with Western indie, funk, and krautrock. Known for their dynamic, danceable Afro-disco and punk-funk sound, they released the album "OUTTANATIONAL." Their EPs have received radio airplay and festival slots, and members have collaborated with notable artists. The band explores themes of identity and belonging.
Jo Whiley, born in Northampton, England, is a renowned English radio DJ and television presenter. Known for her engaging style, she has championed Britpop and introduced countless influential artists. Whiley hosted long-running shows on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2, and is a main presenter for the BBC's Glastonbury Festival coverage. She received a Sony Radio Award for DJ of the Year in 1998 and a BASCA Gold Badge award.
Madeline Edwards, born in California and raised in Houston, blends deeply emotional country and soul. Known for powerful storytelling, she’s performed with The Highwomen, opened for Chris Stapleton, and made her Grand Ole Opry debut. Her music, shaped by personal loss, inspires healing across generations.
Lovejoy is an English indie rock band from Brighton, formed in 2021. Led by William Gold (Wilbur Soot), Joe Goldsmith, Ash Kabosu, and Mark Boardman, they blend indie rock and pop-punk. Known for engaging lyrics on loss and romance, their releases include EPs "Are You Alright?", "Pebble Brain", "Wake Up & It's Over", and the album "One Simple Trick". Popular songs include "One Day" and "Call Me What You Like". The band has charted on the UK Albums Chart and Billboard Emerging Artists chart.
Jean Dawson, born David Sanders in San Diego and raised between Tijuana and Southern California, is a Mexican-American experimental pop musician. Known for his genre-defying sound blending hip-hop, punk, and alternative rock, he has released albums like Pixel Bath and Glimmer of God. Dawson earned a Grammy for his contributions to Beyoncé's COWBOY CARTER and collaborated with artists including A$AP Rocky and SZA. He is celebrated for his unique artistic vision and introspective storytelling.
TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT), a South Korean quintet formed by Big Hit Music, debuted in 2019. Known for their genre-hopping K-pop, synth-pop, and rock sound, their music features fantastical concepts and youth-centric storytelling. Popular songs include "Crown," "Blue Hour," and "Sugar Rush Ride." They garnered "New Artist of the Year" awards and topped the Billboard 200 with "The Name Chapter: Temptation." TXT has collaborated with artists like Jonas Brothers and Anitta.
Armenian indie-pop artist Rosa Linn from Vanadzor blends 80s/90s influences with modern synths. Known for her unique storytelling in English and Russian, she aims to be Armenia's first female global artist.
Maryland-born Maggie Rogers, GRAMMY®-nominated artist known for EP "Now That The Light Is Fading" & "Heard It In A Past Life." Famous for sold-out tours and hits like "Surrender."
Rapper TiaCorine, from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, blends multiple styles rooted in a Southern foundation. Known for her EPs 34Corine, Pussy, and I Can’t Wait, plus the hit single Freaky T, she toured with Key Glock and signed to Interscope in 2023.
Virginia native Morgan Wade is a singer-songwriter in contemporary country and roots. Her breakthrough album Reckless drew acclaim, with “Wilder Days” highlighting her confessional, hook-driven style. She blends country, rock and Americana on Psychopath, Obsessed and The Party Is Over (recovered).
Sabrina Carpenter, a singer-songwriter and actress from the US, blends pop and indie styles. Known for hits like "Espresso," she's earned multiple gold/platinum awards and topped global charts.
Declan McKenna, from Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, moved to Los Angeles and recorded his album What Happened to the Beach? with producer Gianluca Buccellati. Made under the California sun, it has playful grooves, loose structures, and a weirder, wonkier sound.
4x GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Ingrid Andress made waves with debut Lady Like, featuring multi-Platinum No. 1 More Hearts Than Mine, and sophomore album Good Person. Her Platinum No. 1 Wishful Drinking (with Sam Hunt) was GRAMMY-nominated.
Franc Moody, a production duo known for soul, funk, and disco-infused electronica, rose to fame with albums 'Dream in Colour' and 'Into the Ether.' Hailed by Billboard, their unique sound captivates globally.
Twin brothers from Orange, CA, punk duo The Garden blend quirky lo-fi and electro-punk, known for albums like "Mirror Might Steal Your Charm". They've worked with Mac DeMarco, Ariel Pink, and Le1f.
Husbands, an OKC-based indie rock band, crafts beach pop infused with Krautrock and tropicalia. Formed in 2013 by Danny Davis and Wil Norton, they gained fame for upbeat, existential tunes. Known for high-energy shows, they've played major festivals and supported acts like Goth Babe and Cold War Kids. Current members include Alberto Roubert, Zach Zeller, and Ethan Wilcox. Follow them on socials @husbandsokc.
Formed in rural Pittstown, New Jersey, The Happy Fits broke out in 2016 with the self-released Awfully Apeelin’ EP, which hit #5 on Spotify’s US Viral 50. The lineup includes Calvin Langman (lead vocals/cello), Luke Davis, Nico Rose, and Raina Mullen.
Magdalena Bay is an American alternative pop duo from Miami, Florida, featuring Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin. Known for their unique blend of synth-pop, electropop, and DIY aesthetics, they gained acclaim with albums like Mercurial World (2021) and Imaginal Disk (2024). Popular tracks include "Killshot" and "Secrets (Your Fire)". They are recognized for creative visuals and innovative sound.
Croatian DJ/producer Matroda crafts distinctive "matrodasound" house music, fusing classical training with electronic beats. Celebrated for chart-toppers like "Disco Tool" and "Forget It", and collaborations with artists including Wax Motif and San Pacho. His Terminal Underground label champions his innovative style, impacting global dance floors.
EKKSTACY, born Khyree Zienty in Vancouver, British Columbia, is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for blending new wave, post-punk, and indie rock. His music features emotionally honest lyrics, often exploring themes of sadness. Popular songs include "I Walk This Earth All by Myself." He has released albums like Misery (2022), EKKSTACY (2024), and Forever (2025), collaborating with artists such as The Kid LAROI and Trippie Redd. He is recognized for his unique, moody sound.
Jackson Stell, known as Big Wild, is a Massachusetts-born electronic music producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist. He creates atmospheric, groove-oriented soundscapes blending electronic, indie, and pop. Known for "Aftergold" and albums "Superdream," "The Efferusphere," and "Wild Child," he delivers energetic live performances with multiple instruments and live vocals. He has collaborated with artists like Tove Styrke and Odesza.
Jessie Murph is an American singer-songwriter from Tennessee, known for her genre-blending sound that mixes country, pop, trap, and R&B. Rising to fame via social media, her hits include "Always Been You," "Pray," and "Blue Strips." She released her album "Sex Hysteria" in 2025, featuring the viral hit "Blue Strips," and is currently touring.
Seattle-born UMI is a genre-blending R&B/neo-soul/folk singer-songwriter and “sonic healer,” known for introspective, calming songs first shared on SoundCloud.
San Diego's Thee Sacred Souls deliver retro-soul, blending Latin R&B, Northern, and Southern soul with doo-wop. Drummer Alex Garcia, bassist Sal Samano, and singer Josh Lane craft hits like "Can I Call You Rose?". Their albums include "Thee Sacred Souls" (2022) and "Got a Story to Tell" (2024). They won Artist of the Year at the 2024 San Diego Music Awards.
Sudan Archives is Brittney Parks, a self-taught avant-garde violinist blending R&B, hip-hop and experimental electronic music with hypnotic string loops and West African fiddling. She broke out in 2017 with Come Meh Way and released albums Athena and Natural Brown Prom Queen.
Kendrick Lamar, a Compton native, is renowned for his poignant lyricism, winning Grammys and a Pulitzer. Known for hits like "HUMBLE." and "Not Like Us," he's worked with Future, Dr. Dre, and U2. His albums, notably good kid, m.A.A.d city and To Pimp a Butterfly, showcase his storytelling prowess, earning him acclaim in both hip-hop and mainstream music.
Born in NYC, Lana Del Rey crafts noir-pop steeped in melancholy and glamour. Known for hits like "Summertime Sadness," her albums, including the Grammy-nominated "Norman Fucking Rockwell!," showcase a complex, tragic persona. Influential collaborations boosted her critical acclaim.
Los Angeles trio Gabriels blend avant-R&B with gospel, soul, and funk, led by ex-American Idol Jacob Lusk. Known for "Loyalty," they've played Glastonbury, Coachella, and worked with Elton John.
Phoenix-native UPSAHL gained fame with hits like "Drugs." Featured on TikTok, her album "Lady Jesus" marked her as a rising star. Known for co-writing Dua Lipa's "Good in Bed," UPSAHL also collaborated with artists like Madison Beer and Little Mix. Achievements include a top charting EP and a sold-out global tour.
Brooklyn rapper Joey Bada$$ (born Jo-Vaughn Virginie Scott) rose via mixtapes and the PRO ERA collective. He debuted with 1999 and Summer Knights, followed by albums B4.DA.$$ (2015) and All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ (2017) featuring Land of the Free.
Atlanta rapper Ken Carson signed to Playboi Carti’s OPIUM Records/Interscope in 2019. He released EPs Boy Barbie, Lost Files and Teen X (featuring “Yale,” 13.5M Spotify streams) and his 2021 debut album Project X led by “Rock N Roll.”
Atlanta rapper Destroy Lonely delivers speedy rhymes over atmospheric trap beats. Known for viral hit Bane, he signed to Playboi Carti's Opium imprint and released the albums If Looks Could Kill and LOVE LASTS FOREVER, alongside collaborations with Quavo and PinkPantheress.
Vancouver-based indie rock band Peach Pit debuted with Sweet FA (2016), followed by albums You and Your Friends (2020) and From 2 to 3 (2022). Known for dreamy, guitar-driven songs with introspective lyrics, psychedelia, and classic pop touches.
Benin-born Afrobeats star Rema rose to fame with viral freestyles, signed by Don Jazzy. Known for hits like “Dumebi” and “Calm Down” feat. Selena Gomez, he earned a Grammy nod.
Chicago-born, Los Angeles-based DJ/producer Jamie Sitter (J. Worra) blends classic house with new-school tech. Named DJ Mag’s 2019 Breakthrough Music Producer of the Year, with releases on Insomniac, Ultra and Realm, plus remixes for GRiZ and Kaskade.
The Rose is a Korean alt-pop band featuring Woosung, Dojoon, Jaehyeong, and Hajoon. Known for electrifying performances, they released their critically acclaimed debut album HEAL, which reached number four on Billboard Heatseekers. They followed it with their second album, DUAL, and drew over 100,000 attendees on their HEAL Together World Tour.
Minnesota-born hip-hop artist Pardyalone crafts harmonic beats and emotional vocals. Known for tracks like "Not a Home," he has 700K TikTok followers.
Matt Maltese, a British-Canadian singer-songwriter from Reading, England, blends indie pop, indie rock, and chamber pop. Known for his melancholic melodies and witty lyricism, popular songs include "As the World Caves In" and "Everyone Adores You (at least I do)". His albums include "Hers" and "Driving Just to Drive". He founded Last Recordings On Earth and composed music for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Bronx-born, Virginia-raised rapper Pusha T, known for intricate wordplay, rose to fame with Clipse. His solo career includes acclaimed albums like "Daytona" and "It's Almost Dry," featuring collaborations with Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and more. Notable for hits like "Untouchable" and "The Story of Adidon," he’s also been in a high-profile feud with Drake. Pusha T is a Grammy nominee and integral part of G.O.O.D. Music.
Lagos-born Nigerian singer-songwriter/producer blending intimate, spiritual alt-R&B/Afrobeats; known for "For Broken Ears", "If Orange Was a Place"; Grammy & BET winner.
BONNIE X CLYDE is a music duo consisting of Paige and Daniel. Active for nearly a decade, they are best known for songs such as Bass Jam, Love Is Killing Me, and Need Ya, creating music designed for dancing, driving, and emotional moments.
Tom Odell is an English singer-songwriter, known for his emotionally raw piano ballads and indie pop. Born in 1990, he gained fame with his debut album "Long Way Down" and global hit "Another Love." He won a BRITs Critics' Choice Award and an Ivor Novello Award. In 2025, he released his seventh studio album, "A Wonderful Life," and a new single "Over" in 2026. He is currently touring internationally.
Billie Eilish, born in Los Angeles, is a 9-time GRAMMY® winner known for her genre-defying style. Her albums, debuting at No. 1 worldwide, include hits like "No Time To Die," winning an Academy Award. Collaborating with her brother FINNEAS, she's made history with her achievements, including two Academy Awards, showing her lasting impact.
NIKI, born in Jakarta, is a singer-songwriter known for her intimate songwriting and vibrant style. Her album "Buzz" radiates youthful wisdom and daring ambition.
California-born singer/songwriter Iván Cornejo blends sad sierreño roots with alternative rock. Billboard's 2022 New Artist of the Year, he boasts over 2B streams and is a top música mexicana artist in the U.S. Known for soulful lyricism, he broke records at Rodeo Houston and headlines major events.
Clinton Kane, born in Perth, Australia, with Filipino and Norwegian heritage, is a pop and R&B singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Known for his powerful, emotional vocals and introspective lyrics, he gained fame through YouTube. His popular songs include "I GUESS I'M IN LOVE" (Platinum-certified) and "CHICKEN TENDIES" (Gold-certified). He released the album "MAYBE SOMEDAY IT'LL ALL BE OK" (2022) and the EP "AND ALL I LOVED, I LOVED ALONE" (2023), and collaborated with Martin Garrix on "Drown".
Filipino-rooted producer/engineer crafting precise, industrial low-end house. Co-wrote John Summit hit “Esa Boca”; worked with MK; remixed deadmau5. Played Coachella, EDC, Lolla, CRSSD, Ultra; runs Obsessions.
Skizzy Mars, aka Myles Mills, is a Harlem-born rapper known for his melodic, unique rap style. Influenced by Kid Cudi and Kanye West, he gained fame with tracks like "Douchebag." His debut album, Alone Together, hit number 50 on the Billboard 200 and featured JoJo and Rome Fortune. He's collaborated with Vice, Jasmine Thompson, and 24kGoldn, releasing popular mixtapes and EPs like The Red Balloon Project and are you OK?
Fudge, an Oklahoma-born pop artist, blends alternative and indie styles with analog skills. Known for "FEEL LIKE," his music was featured on Spotify's New Music Friday, gathering over 10 million streams. Influenced by Billy Joel and Mac Demarco, he's supported by Rolling Stone and Glide Magazine.
British psychedelic pop icons The Zombies, known for hits like "She's Not There" and "Time of the Season," were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2019.
French band L’Impératrice blends disco, pop, and groove. Known for hits like “chrysalis,” they’ve toured globally, won the Grand Prix Sacem, and earned Victoires de la Musique nods.
Confidence Man: Australian dance-pop/house act (Janet Planet, Sugar Bones + bandmates). Feel-good Donna Summer/Moroder vibe; rocked Glastonbury, Primavera, Gov Ball.
Pip Millett, from Marple, Manchester, draws from icons like Marley and Gaye to create soulful, timeless music. Her COLORS debut of "Make Me Cry" captivated millions.
Nuha Ruby Ra is a UK industrial-alt artist: hypnotic, confrontational, ritualistic. Known for volatile UK/EU live shows; EP “Machine Like Me”; shared stages with Self Esteem, Yard Act, Viagra Boys, King Gizzard.
Penguin Cafe, led by English composer Arthur Jeffes, blends folk, jazz, pop, and chamber music. Known for unique acoustic-electronic sounds and collaborations with artists like Cornelius. Inspired by his late father’s Penguin Cafe Orchestra, the band features diverse musicians and notable albums like "The Imperfect Sea" and "Handfuls of Night".
Sam is a pivotal figure in British music, renowned for his inventive folk style and live event promotion through The Nest Collective. His debut, “Ground Of Its Own,” was Mercury-nominated, and “Lovely Molly” won a BBC Folk Award. Named Artist of the Year by Songlines in 2016, he contributed to Guy Ritchie’s “King Arthur” soundtrack. “Old Wow+” features electric guitar from Bernard Butler and guest artist Elizabeth Fraser. Sam also champions environmental causes like Extinction Rebellion.
