Early in her career, UPSAHL released songs which gained much-deserved recognition throughout the Phoenix music scene. As a graduate of the Arizona School for the Arts, a performing arts
A fusion of modernized Massive Attack, drug-free Flying Lotus and spicy Bonobo. Astrolemo is the latest and greatest to land on our radar and for good reason.
RUNAE writes songs about duality and the hidden. It ́s all about the dark sides that are inevitably connected to basic human emotions; the dreams that stay
Voodoo Bloo is a powerful indie-rock driven project, led by Rory McDonald. The sound is influenced by harder hitting acts such as Marilyn Manson and System of a
It’s been a while since a new song has impressed us as much as Nyco’s ‘Runaway’ has. The upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics are nearly irresistible to
Mia Mormino is a 20-year-old up & coming pop sensation, dancer, model, songwriter, & certified MUA from Los Angeles, California. This force of nature began writing music
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are
Toronto Base Artist, with a degree in music Looking to write music that isn’t commonly heard. Experimenting with fusion of genres and sounds. Things are going great
My Ugly Clementine is a four-piece, non-male rockband, telling stories about self confidence, self love, respect and equal rights. Early on being labelled ‘supergroup’ for their setup
Romy Dya is an R&B/Pop artist, songwriter and producer from the Netherlands. She has been in the game for a while now, but was mainly in the
Chikaya has always been a contrast to the norm, and embraces this to the fullest both in appearance and sound. Tipped as one to watch in 2020
Ghita’s melting pot of influences sets her apart from the pack. On one hand she’s inspired by North African rhythms and the vibrant world of Afrobeats, but the time she
Ones To Watch: Nobody can predict the future. Not least the future of music, dictated as it often is by factors beyond just talent. But there are
“Where the Hell Are You” tells the story of a kid who is struggling to understand Christianity. “Where the hell are you?” is a question aimed at
LEEPA is part of a generation that feels left alone. She had a stint in therapy but then broke away from her environment and managed to get her