Austin, Texas-born Shakey Graves, aka Alejandro Rose-Garcia, known for his innovative musical experiences, engages fans with unique releases. He creates immersive adventures, including personalized CDs and exclusive digital tracks, allowing fans to explore his music.
Spoon is a Texas-made rock band originating from Austin. Fronted by Britt Daniel, the quintet recorded their tenth album, Lucifer on the Sofa, in their hometown for the first time in over a decade, delivering a pure and intense rock and roll record.
Hermanos Gutiérrez is a critically acclaimed Swiss-Ecuadorian instrumental duo formed by brothers Estevan and Alejandro. Their distinct style blends Latin sounds, surf music, western flourishes, and melancholia. They collaborated with producer Dan Auerbach on the album Los Ojos Del Cóndor.
Formed by five VCU jazz alumni at Jellowstone studio, Butcher Brown is a genre-blending band fusing jazz, hip-hop, funk, soul, and rock. Known for their album KingButch, they have toured with Kamasi Washington, played major festivals, and performed a 2021 NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
Infinity Song is a New York City soft rock band of siblings Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo Boyd, known for tight harmonies and guitar riffs. Signed to Roc Nation by JAY Z in 2016, the group released their debut album Mad Love in 2020 and scored hits like Haters Anthem.
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.
CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) is an Irish indie and country pop musician known for her humorous, emotionally literate songs. She has released three acclaimed albums: "If My Wife New I'd Be Dead" (2022), "Crazymad, for Me" (2023), and the Mercury-nominated "Euro-Country" (2025). A bisexual icon, she's celebrated for her unique style and engaging live performances, and has been nominated for International Artist at the 2026 BRIT Awards.
Vacations is an Australian indie rock band from Newcastle, formed in 2015. They craft "woozy guitar pop" blending indie, jangle, and lo-fi styles. Popular songs include "Young" (2x Platinum US) and "Telephones" (Platinum US). Notable albums are "Changes," "Forever in Bloom," and "No Place Like Home." The band boasts over a billion streams and has performed on US television.
Based in Chicago, Ratboys is a four-piece band known for their twangy, effervescent sound blending power-pop and post-country. Following their acclaimed album The Window, they released their sixth studio album, Singin’ to an Empty Chair, co-produced by Chris Walla.
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.
Ethel Cain, born Hayden Silas Anhedönia in Tallahassee, Florida, is an American singer-songwriter known for her ambient, Southern Gothic, and indie rock music. Her acclaimed 2022 debut, "Preacher's Daughter," garnered a cult following. In 2025, she released "Perverts" and "Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You." She is the first transgender artist to reach the Billboard 200 top ten and is currently touring.
Chaz Bear is the Bay Area artist behind Toro y Moi. His eighth studio album Hole Erth (2024) pivoted into rap-rock, hyperpop, and Y2K emo; Unerthed (Hole Erth Unplugged) revisits the songs with guitar, piano, drums, and strings.
NYC punk-chic, discodelic funk band Say She She—vocal trio Piya Malik, Sabrina Mileo Cunningham & Nya Gazelle Brown—fuse disco, psych & protest on “She Who Dares,” “Disco Life.”
Poetic, darkly comic writer crafting surreal, chaotic reflections on morality and madness—macabre humor, hysteria, and satire amid death and despair.
Atlanta rapper and activist Killer Mike (Michael Render) debuted with 2003’s Top Ten album Monster after work with OutKast. He co-founded Run the Jewels with El-P; RTJ4 hit the Billboard 200 Top Ten. His 2023 album Michael won three Grammys.
McKinley Dixon is a Southern storyteller whose instrumentally rich albums explore joy, grief, and perseverance. He broke through with For My Mama and Anyone Who Look Like Her (2021) and followed with Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!? (2023).
Pacific Northwest-born Pete Droge is a singer-songwriter known for his warm, autobiographical rock and Americana. He rose to fame with 1994’s Necktie Second, shared stages with Tom Petty and Neil Young, formed The Thorns with Matthew Sweet and Shawn Mullins, and collaborated with Pearl Jam’s Stone Gossard. His heartfelt lyrics and understated delivery shine in his acclaimed solo work and projects with wife Elaine Summers.
