Formed in Buenos Aires in 1986, Los Auténticos Decadentes is a renowned Latin American rock fusion band. They have released ten studio albums, including the MTV Unplugged Fiesta Nacional, and performed a historic sold-out show at Mexico's Foro Sol for 65,000 fans.
Massive Attack originated the trip-hop genre in Bristol, fusing hip-hop, dub, and soul. Evolving from the Wild Bunch collective, the influential group released acclaimed albums like Blue Lines, Protection, and Mezzanine, featuring hits like Unfinished Sympathy and Teardrop.
Edén Muñoz, from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, is a celebrated regional Mexican singer, songwriter, and producer. Formerly leader of Calibre 50, he's known for his versatile style blending traditional sounds with pop and rock. His acclaimed solo career includes hits like "¡Chale!" and "Lejos Estamos Mejor," and albums such as "Edén" and "Piedras a la Luna." He has garnered multiple SESAC and SACM awards, and collaborated with artists like Ricardo Montaner and Yuridia.
Comprised of Drew Taggart and Alex Pall, the GRAMMY-winning duo The Chainsmokers blend pop, indie, electronic, alternative, and rock. They are known for massive hits like Closer, Something Just Like This, and Don't Let Me Down, selling over 118 million global records.
Caroline Cecil, known as WHIPPED CREAM, is a Canadian DJ and producer from Vancouver Island. Her genre-bending sound fuses electronic, hip-hop, and trap. In 2026, she released singles "it's time to go home" and "2 u," preceding her debut album "HOME WAS ALWAYS ME." She is recognized for dynamic live performances.
Originating in Cleveland in 2002, Midnight is a metal and punk cult led by multi-instrumentalist Athenar. Known for a trademark blend of speed metal, black metal, and punk rock characterized by lust and sleaze, the group has released numerous demos, EPs, and full-length albums, including Rebirth By Blasphemy.
Multi-gold and platinum artist HUGEL is the instigator of the Latin House movement, known for his hit Morenita and over one billion streams. Raised in Marseille, he blends house music with Mediterranean, Latin, oriental, and tribal rhythms, playing major festivals and global residencies.
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.
Mexico City bass artist Jessica Audiffred is known for high-energy sets and global festival performances at EDC, Tomorrowland, and Lollapalooza. She runs A Records, champions Latin talent, and released her debut album Rave New World following a major North American tour.
Colombian singer, songwriter, and guitarist Juanes achieved global acclaim singing exclusively in Spanish. Emerging with his 2000 debut Fíjate Bien, he won numerous Latin Grammys and global hits like A Dios le Pido and Fotografía with Nelly Furtado.
Paco Versailles, a duo inspired by flamenco legend Paco De Lucia and French elegance, blends flamenco with modern dance music. Known for "Dancemenco," they feature Vahagni and Ryan Merchant.
Caloncho, Óscar Alfonso Castro, from Ciudad Obregón, Mexico, crafts sunny indie pop, reggae, and folk music with tropical sounds and organic elements. Known for hits like "Palmar" and "Optimista," his albums include "Buen Pez" and "Tofu," and notable singles like "Palacama." He has earned Latin Grammy nominations and IMAS Awards, celebrated for his positive, feel-good style.
English DJ and producer John Digweed, born in Hastings, is a pioneering force in progressive house, tech house, and techno. Known for his marathon sets and influential mix compilations like "Renaissance: The Mix Collection" with Sasha, he was voted DJ Mag's No. 1 DJ in 2001. His Bedrock alias with Nick Muir yielded tracks like "For What You Dream Of". He released "Quattro II" in 2021.
Charli XCX, born in Cambridge, England, is a British singer-songwriter and actress known for her genre-defying electropop and hyperpop sound. Her popular songs include "Boom Clap," "Fancy," and "I Love It." She garnered multiple Grammy and Brit Awards for her acclaimed album "Brat" (2024) and is recognized for pushing pop boundaries through collaborations with artists like Billie Eilish and Icona Pop.
Berlin-based techno DJ and producer Marcel Dettmann is a key figure linked to Berghain and Hard Wax. Influenced by post-punk and industrial music, he has innovated electronic music since the early 90s, releasing work on MDR and Ostgut Ton.
GRAMMY-winning and multi-platinum singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo shattered records with her 6x Platinum debut album, SOUR, and followed it with her sophomore album, GUTS.
Formed in 2004 in Guadalajara, Mexico, Porter is a vanguardist indie and experimental rock band. They have earned three Latin Grammy nominations and won awards including MTV Millennial Awards and IMAS. Porter has performed at major festivals like Coachella, SXSW, and Vive Latino.
Little Jesus is a Mexican indie rock band from Mexico City, formed in 2012. Known for their "tropipop" style and dance rhythms, they gained recognition with songs like "Azul," "La Magia," and "TQM." Albums include "Norte" (Gold certified), "Río Salvaje", "Disco de Oro", and "El show debe continuar". They have collaborated with artists such as Ximena Sariñana and Girl Ultra, and won multiple Indie O Awards.
Founded in 1995 in Nuevo León, Inspector is Mexico's most representative ska band, led by Jesús Arriaga, Homero Ontiveros, and Javier Sánchez. Their debut Blanco y Negro shaped Mexican ska, while Alma en Fuego achieved Platinum certification.
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Kany García is a seven-time Latin Grammy winner known for powerful storytelling. Her hits include Hoy Ya Me Voy and Alguien, and Billboard named her album Soy Yo a top Latin album of the decade. She blends pop, regional Mexican, and tropical sounds.
Formed in 2003, Kings of Leon is a multi-platinum rock band featuring Caleb, Nathan, Jared, and Matthew Followill. They have released nine albums, including their chart-topping WALLS, and earned three Grammy wins from eight nominations alongside major festival headlining slots.
St. Vincent, the project of Annie Clark, debuted in 2007 with Marry Me. Known for her innovative sound, she won GRAMMYs for her albums St. Vincent and MASSEDUCTION, as well as Daddy's Home. Her seventh album, All Born Screaming, is her first fully self-produced release.
Mon Laferte is a Chilean-Mexican singer-songwriter known for her versatile blend of pop, rock, bolero, cumbia, and salsa. Rising to international fame in the 2010s, her powerful vocals and theatrical presence have earned her five Latin Grammys. In 2025, Billboard named her one of the best female Latin pop artists. She released "Autopoiética" in 2023 and "Femme Fatale" in 2025, and is currently touring.
Tito Double P es un cantautor de música mexicana con un sonido acelerado bélico. Su carrera despegó tras el lanzamiento de su sencillo debut DEMBOW BÉLICO en 2023, en colaboración con Joel De La P y Luis R Conriquez, y con el sello Double P Records.
Carolina Ross is a Mexican singer from Sinaloa who blends ranchera, ballad, and pop music. She is known for her distinctive emotional style and the production Intermedio, which explores themes of love, doubt, and grief through songs that have marked generations.
Formed in 1996, División Minúscula is a prominent Mexican band with six albums and over 18 singles that reached Latin American radio and TV. In 2022, they celebrated 25 years of career with a major tour ending at a sold-out Palacio de los Deportes.
Uzielito Mix es un DJ y productor mexicano de reggaetón originario de Nezahualcóyotl, consolidado como exponente del perreo mexa. Es conocido por éxitos como Linea del Perreo y Nena Moxita. Abrió los shows de Bad Bunny en el Estadio Azteca y ha actuado en España, Francia y Colombia.
DJ HABIBEATS, born Ibrahim Abu-Ali in San Francisco, is a Palestinian-American producer and DJ. He blends Middle Eastern rhythms with global dance genres like Amapiano, Afrobeats, and House. Known for his "Habibi's House" movement, he creates high-energy parties and remixes, bridging cultures. His releases include "WALLAH" and "BENZEEN - EP."
Artemas Diamandis, an English-Cypriot singer, songwriter, and producer from Oxfordshire, crafts alternative pop, R&B, and dark wave music. Known for viral hits "If U Think I'm Pretty" and "I Like the Way You Kiss Me," his discography includes mixtapes like "Pretty," "Yustyna," "Lovercore," and "Getting Up to No Good." His work has achieved RIAA Platinum certifications and gained international chart success. He appeared on Forbes' 2026 30 Under 30 list.
Cassia, a British indie-pop trio from Macclesfield, Cheshire, crafts an uplifting, sun-drenched calypso sound, blending indie with jazz-tinged afrobeats. Known for vibrant live shows, their popular songs include "Right There" and "100 Times Over". Albums like "everyone, outside" and "Why You Lacking Energy?" highlight their unique style. They received an AIM Awards nomination for Best Live Act and BBC Radio 1 acclaim, collaborating with artists such as Kawala.
Kaia Lana, famosa en TikTok por re-versionar hits en varios idiomas, es cantante de pop con temas de empoderamiento. Nominada a Mejor Nueva Artista en TikTok Awards.
Formed in Mexico in 2002 by Billy Méndez and Rodrigo Dávila, alternative rock band Motel is best known for their infectious 2006 hit Dime Ven. Their self-titled debut earned Latin Grammy nominations for Best Rock Song and Best Rock Album.
Dillom, cofounder of Bohemian Groove, is a leading Latin urban artist known for his unique style and hit album "POST MORTEM," shaping alternative culture and music.
Norwegian indie band Kakkmaddafakka features Axel and Pal Vindenes, Stian Saevig, Kristoffer Wie van der Pas, and Sebastian Kittelsen. Known for energetic live shows, catchy danceable tunes, and six studio albums, the quintet has toured internationally since 2009, building large fanbases in Norway, Mexico, Spain, Germany, and Japan.
Carlos Sadness is a Latin Grammy-winning pop artist born in Barcelona, Spain. Known for inventing galactropical pop, he has earned multiple gold records for hits like Amor Papaya with Caloncho, Te Quiero un Poco, and Física Moderna, plus his award-winning album Diferentes Tipos de Luz.
Ke Personajes, an Argentine cumbia group from Entre Ríos, led by Emanuel Noir, blends classic and modern styles, including cumbia pop and cuarteto. Known for energetic shows, popular songs include "Adiós Amor & Oye Mujer," "Pobre Corazón," and "Piel." Albums like "Inicios" and "Preludios" showcase their sound. They have collaborated with artists like Grupo Frontera and Tiago PZK, and received Gaviotas de Oro and Plata at Viña del Mar.
Jojo Lorenzo is an award-winning Brooklyn-based Filipino-American DJ, musician, and documentary filmmaker. They founded Book Club Radio and created the PBS series Sound Field. Blending rock influences with a deep love for house, Jojo crafts high-energy sets spanning diverse genres including electro house, indie rock, new wave, and tribal house. Their acclaimed releases include singles like "Scream or Pray" and various DJ mixes.
El David Aguilar es un cantautor mexicano influenciado por la música popular latinoamericana y el pop-folk. Ha lanzado cuatro discos y recibido múltiples nominaciones a los Latin Grammy. Además, ha colaborado con reconocidos artistas como Jorge Drexler, Mon Laferte y Natalia Lafourcade.
Deep Dish is a duo featuring Dubfire and Sharam. After a hiatus, they reunited and signed with Armada Music. They are known for classic dance anthems like Flashdance and Say Hello, and collaborated with Stevie Nicks on a rendition of Dreams.
YoSoyMatt, from Veracruz, blends electronic, dreamy pop, and nostalgic synths. Known for sold-out tours and emotive live shows with brother Memo, his music is a sonic journey.
Cincinnati-born DJ Xandra, Alexandra Pohl, is a dynamic force in house, EDM, and pop dance. A self-taught artist, she gained fame through social media and electrifies crowds with high-energy sets. Known for collaborations with artists like Kygo and Calvin Harris, Xandra released her EP "What Is On Your Mind" and popular single "Body Say."
Dutch DJ duo Mr. Belt & Wezol blend retro and house, known for sample-based tracks and hits. They've played Tomorrowland, Mysteryland, Ultra, and host sold-out ADE shows.
Benson Boone is a pop singer known for intimate, diaristic songs. His 2024 debut album Fireworks & Rollerblades spawned the 5x-Platinum hit Beautiful Things, #2 on the Billboard Hot 100. He earned a 2025 Grammy Best New Artist nod and won multiple major awards.
MC Davo, born David Sierra Trevino in Monterrey, Mexico, is a rapper and social media figure known for his laid-back hip-hop sound blended with reggaeton. After building a following online and through underground rap battles, he broke out with 2011's Psicosis. In 2014, he signed with Warner Music Mexico and released El Dominio, which achieved gold certification.
LA's Capital Cities, known for indie electro pop, began as jingle writers. Hits “Safe and Sound” & “Kangaroo Court” went viral; awards include an MTV Moonman.
Danish underground band WhoMadeWho features Tomas Høffding, Tomas Barford and Jeppe Kjellberg. Blending Barfod’s electronic leanings with rock and jazz roots, they’ve released albums, EPs and remixes on Kompakt and Innervisions, and played Coachella.
THE DRIVER ERA, brothers Ross and Rocky Lynch from Los Angeles, craft alternative rock, funk, and R&B. Known for energetic performances and genre-bending sound, their popular songs include "Preacher Man," "A Kiss," and "Malibu." Albums like "X," "Girlfriend," "Summer Mixtape," and "Obsession" showcase their evolving music. Ross Lynch is also an acclaimed actor, and the duo has sold out shows globally.
Cleveland-born Taylor Character, known as HoneyLuv, is a house/tech-house DJ-producer whose vocal-driven, bass-heavy sound powers tracks like “Your Tongue” and “365 (Thr33 6ix 5ive)” (21M+ Spotify streams). DJ Mag’s Breakthrough Producer of 2023.
Formed in Mexico City in 2014, Matisse is a romantic folk, pop, and rock trio known for lush ballads. The group features Pablo Preciado, Román Torres, and Melissa Robles. Signed to Sony Music Mexico, they released their debut album Sube in 2015, followed by Por Tu Bien and Tres.
ONE OK ROCK is a Japanese rock band formed in Tokyo in 2005. Comprising Taka (vocals), Toru (guitar), Ryota (bass), and Tomoya (drums), they blend alternative rock, emo, post-hardcore, and pop-punk. They gained international recognition with hits like "The Beginning." Their recent album "DETOX" was released in 2025, and they are currently touring globally, captivating audiences with their dynamic live performances.
SEVENTEEN, a 13-member K-pop group from South Korea, blends hip-hop, vocal, and performance units. Known for hits like FML, they’ve won MTV VMAs and topped Billboard charts.
Dúo colombiano (Catalina García y Santiago Prieto) que mezcla pop, jazz y swing con cumbia, salsa y bolero; Latin GRAMMY a Nuevo Artista y Álbum Alternativo.
The Change, born in Santo Domingo, shifted from soccer to music, earning fame in Latin-Indie with hits like "Hora Loca." First Dominican woman to win RIAA Gold, nominated for Best New Artist at Premios Lo Nuestro.
Parcels is an Australian electropop group formed in 2014 in Byron Bay, now based in Berlin. Comprising Louie Swain, Patrick Hetherington, Noah Hill, Anatole Serret, and Jules Crommelin, they are known for their disco-funk sound, blending retro and electronic elements. They gained prominence with the 2017 Daft Punk collaboration "Overnight." Their albums include "Parcels" (2018), "Day/Night" (2021), and "Loved" (2025). The band is currently touring.
Los Angeles group Foster the People formed in 2009 by Mark Foster. Known for dance-fueled pop, they broke out with Diamond hit Pumped Up Kicks (Grammy-nominated, Billboard Music Award). Albums include Torches, Supermodel and Sacred Hearts Club.
Dorian es una banda española fundada en 2000 por Marc Gili, Belly Hernández y Bart Sanz, con Lisandro Montes. Su sonido mezcla guitarras y sintetizadores con bases electrónicas. Temas como Cualquier otra parte suman más de 200M de streams.
Gesaffelstein, a pioneering electronic producer since the late 2000s, is known for his innovative style. Originating from France, he's collaborated with The Weeknd, Kanye West, and A$AP Rocky. His notable works include the albums Aleph and Hyperion.
Justin Timberlake, from Memphis, rose as a pop icon via *NSYNC and hit solo albums like Justified and FutureSex/LoveSounds. Known for hits like "Cry Me a River" and "SexyBack," he also shined in The Social Network and on SNL. Frequent collaborator with Timbaland; won Grammys and starred in Trolls.
Erick Aragón, known as Codiciado, from Tijuana, Mexico, shapes regional Mexican music with urban corridos. His style blends traditional sounds and country influences, reflecting resilience. A co-founder of Grupo Codiciado, his solo hits include "Bélico El Asunto" and "Vamos Aclarando Muchas Cosas." Albums like "Así Es La Vida" and "Golpes De La Vida," which earned RIAA Gold, define his impactful career.
El Malilla es un reggaetonero mexicano de Valle de Chalco, Estado de México, precursor del reggaeton mexicano y fundador de La Esquina INC. Primera imagen mexicana de Jordan, ha tocado en Coachella y Lollapalooza y supera 100M reproducciones.
Dúo de Tijuana pionero del Nortec (norteño+techno) y Nortec Collective; beats bailables e instrumentos en vivo. Grammy nom. “Bulevar 2000”; “Tijuana Sound Machine”. Giras globales y festivales Coachella/Bonnaroo.
INJI, born İnci Gürün in Istanbul, Turkey, is a singer-songwriter known for energetic dance-pop. She blends house, techno, jazz, and classical influences, crafting tracks with witty, satirical lyrics. Her rise includes viral hits "Gaslight" and "Madeline." Popular songs include "The One" and "Bellydancing." She collaborated with Marshmello on "Kissin My Friends." INJI has released EPs like "LFG" and "WE GOOD," and the mixtape "SUPERLAME." She is recognized for her distinctive sound and captivating performances.
Dave Seaman, a legend of electronic house music, has DJed in 80+ countries over 25 years. Co-founder of Selador Recordings, he’s known for innovative house and techno.
Sabino es un artista mexicano creador del SabHop, una mezcla de rap, pop, humor e introspección. Debutó en 2017 con el álbum Yo Quería Hacer Rock. Es el primer artista alternativo en llenar el Estadio GNP en Ciudad de México ante más de 65,000 personas.
Midnight Generation is a disco-electronic pop group from northern Mexico, founded by Fernando Mares. Formed in 2015, they blend funk grooves with dance rhythms. Expanded to a full band in 2020 and have shared stages with ZHU, Sticky Fingers, and Chromeo.
Mexican Alex Lora, rock en español pioneer, co-founded Three Souls in My Mind, known for Avándaro festival performance. In 1984, he formed El Tri, debuting with "Simplemente El Tri."
Nacido en España, Kidd Keo es un rapero de trap polémico; pegó con “Okay” y los álbumes Keoland y Back to Rockport (165M streams), con Young M.A. y más; oro/platino.
Jumbo (Monterrey, Avanzada Regia): rock mexicano con aire de britpop y pop alternativo. Álbumes clave: "Restaurant", "D.D.", "Ponle Play", "Teleparque".
Jasiel Nuñez, nacido en Guadalajara, México, es una estrella en la música latina, conocido por su estilo innovador y éxitos como “Rosa Pastel”. Firmó con Double P Records y colaboró con Peso Pluma, debutando en Billboard en 2023. Su álbum "LA ODISEA" alcanzó el #1 en las listas de Spotify.
Comisario Pantera es un cuarteto de rock mexicano formado en 2010 en el sur de la Ciudad de México. Debutó con el EP Como la vez primera y el álbum Jóvenes Ilustres. Cosmovisiones fue nominado al Latin Grammy 2018; "Amiga" y "Corre amor" lograron oro y platino.
