Brown Horse is a Norwich, UK-based six-piece band known for their blend of slacker rock, Americana, and country-rock. Formed in 2018, they evolved from a folk quartet to a guitar-driven sound. Their acclaimed albums include "Reservoir" (2024), "All the Right Weaknesses" (2025), and "Total Dive" (2026), featuring songs like "Corduroy Couch" and "Twisters." They are celebrated for their collaborative songwriting and unvarnished sound.
Formed in Street, England by Gary Stringer, Kenwyn House, Jack Bessant, and Dominic Greensmith, rock band Reef debuted with 1995's Replenish. Their 1997 breakthrough album, Glow, reached number one and featured the hit single Place Your Hands.
British singer-songwriter Gabrielle is known for her soulful voice and hits like her 4x Platinum #1 album Rise and Greatest Hits. A multi-award winner with two BRITs, two MOBOs, and an Ivor Novello, she has collaborated with major artists like Adele and Stormzy.
SYML, Brian Fennell from Issaquah, Washington, creates cinematic, melancholic indie pop. His music, Welsh for "simple," explores themes of identity, grief, and vulnerability. Popular for the Platinum-certified "Where's My Love," his albums include 2023's The Day My Father Died and 2025's Nobody Lives Here. He has collaborated with artists like Lana Del Rey, Lucius, and Guy Garvey, and his songs are widely featured in film and television.
Palaye Royale, a Las Vegas-bred band of brothers, blends brit-pop, glam rock, and art-punk. Acclaimed for energetic live shows and over half a billion streams, they've toured with Yungblud and Rob Zombie. Known for connecting deeply with fans worldwide.
Jamaican dancehall artist Sean Paul broke into the global mainstream in the early 2000s, winning a Grammy for his multi-platinum album Dutty Rock. Known for hits like Get Busy and Temperature, he has also collaborated with Beyoncé, Sia, and Dua Lipa.
Born in Bergen, indie-pop artist Lerche debuted as a teenager with Faces Down. Over two decades, he released eight more albums, including the Norwegian Grammy-winning Avatars Of Love, scored feature films, and toured with Elvis Costello and St. Vincent.
Hailing from Tønsberg, Seigmen became one of Norway's most successful rock bands with an edgy, melancholic sound. Their breakthrough 1994 album Total was voted among Norway's top 100 albums. Metropolis won a Norwegian Grammy, and Radiowaves hit number one.
Holly Macve, born in Western Ireland and raised in West Yorkshire, crafts western noir ballads with Lynchian glamour. Influenced by Chris Isaak and Patsy Cline, she weaves timeless melodies reminiscent of 1950s black-and-white films. Her critically acclaimed music explores themes of romance, abuse, and existential fear.
Nelly Furtado, born in Canada, is a pop music icon with her unique "Nelly sound." Her hits include three #1 Billboard songs. She has won Grammy, Latin Grammy, and 10 JUNO Awards.
