Khalid is an R&B singer and songwriter born in Georgia and raised across multiple military bases. He rose to fame with his debut album American Teen and the hit single Location, earning multiple Grammy nominations. He has since released albums including Free Spirit and Sincere.
Born in Austin, Texas, rapper Nelly rose to fame with his diamond-certified 2000 debut album, Country Grammar, and chart-topping hits like Hot in Herre and Dilemma. He formed the St. Lunatics, earned multiple Grammy Awards, and later released the country-rap album Heartland.
Formed in Derby, England in 2012, British rock band The Struts feature Luke Spiller, Adam Slack, Jed Elliott, and Gethin Davies. Known for the hit Could Have Been Me, they have released three albums featuring collaborations with Robbie Williams and Kesha, and opened for The Rolling Stones.
Born Tramar Lacel Dillard in Miami, rapper and pop singer Flo Rida is known for global dance anthems like Low, Right Round, and Whistle. Rising to fame with his 2008 debut Mail on Sunday, he earned multiple Grammy nominations and released hit albums including R.O.O.T.S. and Wild Ones, collaborating with artists like T-Pain, Kesha, and Sia.
Mo Lowda & the Humble is a Northern indie rock band from Philadelphia, PA. Known for their energetic live shows, they released their debut album in 2013 and have built a loyal following by selling out clubs and theaters across the US.
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.
Almost monday, originating from San Diego, California, is an indie pop and rock trio known for their infectious, energetic sound. They blend nostalgic surf-rock tones with modern indie production. Popular songs include "Can't Slow Down," which reached number 1 on Billboard Alternative Airplay, "Sunburn," and "Leaving Is Easy." Their album "Dive" features California-inspired melodies and danceable grooves. They have garnered San Diego Music Awards nominations.
Aly & AJ are a sister duo whose career spans over twenty years. Known for albums like Silver Deliverer, they recorded their single Year of the Horse in Topanga Canyon with producer Jonathan Wilson, reflecting themes of resilience and transition.
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.
Detroit rock band Mac Saturn blend Motown grooves, soulful swagger & high-energy shows; hits “Diamonds” and “Mr. Cadillac” (millions of streams); album Hard To Sell.
Mobile, Alabama native Walker Hayes broke mainstream in 2021 with smash hit Fancy Like, a six-time Platinum single that spent over six months at No. 1 on Billboard Hot Country Songs and earned a GRAMMY nomination. Released Country Stuff The Album (2022).
Paris Jackson, born in Beverly Hills, California, is a model, actress, and singer known for her alternative folk and rock sound. Her discography includes the album Wilted and singles like "Let Down" and "Lighthouse". She has collaborated with artists such as The Struts and Caamp. Jackson accepted a Lifetime Achievement Award for her father at the Grammys.
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.
Kernersville, NC country singer Chris Lane has 2.2B+ career streams and three #1s, including 2X Platinum Big, Big Plans and 3X Platinum I Don’t Know About You. Known for collabs with Tori Kelly, Lauren Alaina, and Scotty McCreery.
Runaway June, a country trio of Jennifer Wayne, Natalie Stovall, and Stevie Woodward, is known for powerful harmonies, Gold-certified hit “Buy My Own Drinks,” and ACM and CMT nods.
The Vindys are a Youngstown, Ohio band blending rock, soul, and pop, led by vocalist-songwriter Jackie Popovec. Their song “Are You Ready” appeared in ESPN TV ads, and “Bugs” was selected for the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival.
Tall Tall Trees is the musical project of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mike Savino, known for experimental DIY banjo music. Using his electrified Banjotron 6500, he blends psychedelic folk, rock, and world music. Savino has collaborated with Kishi Bashi, JD Pinkus, and Josiah Wolf.
Hembree, indie rock band from Kansas City now in LA, is known for infectious, danceable rock with hits on Netflix/Apple ads. They've toured widely, praised for creative albums, and shared stages with Phoenix and Elvis Costello.
Echosmith, a multi-platinum indie pop trio from Los Angeles, is known for their hit “Cool Kids.” With over 1 billion streams and global acclaim, they blend cinematic alt-pop and heartfelt lyrics.
Leah Kate, a Los Angeles pop/rock singer, is known for her raw, emotional anthems like the breakout hit “10 Things I Hate About You,” blending catchy choruses with sharp, relatable lyrics.
Atlanta-born pop provocateur Siena Liggins blends ’90s R&B, 2000s slickness, and modern confidence. Known for hits like “thicc” and “Girlfriend,” she’s streamed nearly 7M times. She’s rocked Austin City Limits, Pride events, and toured with JORDY, while her music features on HBO Max, Hulu, and MTV.
