Daniel Bohn is an outstanding guitarist/ bassist/ drummer/ producer/ vocalist/ composer playing solo progressive death metal from St. Louis, Missouri.

Connie Lansberg and Brad Rabuchin show that vulnerability can be the most powerful production choice of all.

Victims of the New Math is the long-running lo-fi indie rock project fronted by talented multi-instrumentalist Thomas Young from Phoenix.

Tita Nzebi is a singer and songwriter from Gabon. She blends African traditional music and Western contemporary styles.

Hidden Shores is known for its musical stories, in which AI and human emotions are perfectly balanced, giving rise to pieces that seem both personal and ahead of their time.

Amara-Fe is a singer and songwriter in Dallas. She bases her work mainly on issues of legacy, emotion, and the paths we take leading to discovering who we are.

Susan Style is a London-based producer and singer-songwriter whose music feels very personal and reflective. Originally from Taipei, she moved nearly 9,000 miles to London, and that journey clearly shaped the kind of music she makes today. Her debut album, Only a Broken Heart Can Hold the World, is inspired by a prayer often linked to Mother Teresa about how a broken heart can actually help someone feel more compassion for the world. That idea of vulnerability runs throughout

Cries of Redemption is the long-running recording project created by guitarist and songwriter Ed Silva back in 2007. What makes the project interesting is that it was never really built around chasing trends or building an image online. To spend more time writing and recording music, Ed often worked quietly behind the scenes with collaborators and session musicians. Over the years, he has blended elements of nu-metal, hard rock, cinematic electronic textures, and even trance

Johnno Casson, aka Snippet, feels like one of those artists who’s been around long enough to not care about fitting into any one sound, and that’s exactly what makes his music interesting. Coming from Colchester and being active since the early ’90s, his journey includes working with some pretty influential names and being part of the UK’s indie and electronic scene for years. But “Soft Lad” doesn’t feel like a “veteran trying to stay relevant”; it actually feels very perso

Brock Davis feels like one of those artists who just writes from life as it is, no filters, no overthinking. His music sits comfortably in that Americana, folk, and country space, but what really stands out is how real everything feels. You can tell he’s not trying to chase trends or make something flashy; he’s just telling stories that matter to him. His earlier work already got recognition on the EuroAmericana charts, but even without that, the songwriting speaks for itse

Eoin Shannon turns the space into a platform for telling meaningful stories through music. Based in Cork, Eoin Shannon has developed a unique space for himself as a storyteller through music by combining the traditional appeal of standards with contemporary indie style. His songs centre around human emotions and provide deep and immersive experiences that focus on character development. His deep voice, gruff singing style and film-inspired musical pieces bring to life such am

Dave Lebental started in the 90s with Sunflower and Placebo Royale. Fans followed him through California's live scene. He's played with big names and built a quiet fanbase. Now he leads Karma Train, a strong live band. They play songs full of feeling and strong melodies. So the music still sounds like classic rock. He writes, records, and puts it out himself. That way, he keeps things real and true. His style feels personal, not flashy. He doesn't chase trends or follow rules

Levi Sap Nei Thang is a singer, songwriter and poet driven by faith main themes are worship, testimony and spiritual self-reflection. She takes her faith and life experiences as a basis to create music that aligns with topics such as surrender, grace, healing and inner devotion. To her, vocals that truly communicate and meaningful lyrics are what should lead the emotional experience rather than heavily produced music. Levi produces spirituality, leading musical prayers throug

Blues Corner was essentially the product of the first meeting of Phil Roman and Seb Oroval, two lifelong friends who shared their blues and hearts. After being immersed in the music industry in England for years, Phil came back to France in 2021 and decided to follow his dream with all his heart, and that is how the band came about with Seb, a self-taught musician who had been influenced by the blues greats from the old traditions. Under the guidance of their producer, Bruno

Amana Melome, a singer and songwriter, is of Euro, Caribbean, and American heritage whose work fuses jazz legacy with global soul. Being the granddaughter of the famous bassist Jimmy Woode, who was part of the Duke Ellington orchestra, she got a pidural cross, continental upbringing. From it, she inherited the musical diversity that informs her cosmopolitan sound. Upon graduation from New York University, Melome has been able to establish a career which successfully integrate

Becky Raisman delivers positivity with purpose and melodic charm. Becky Raisman is an independent artist on the rise, whose music mixes deeply personal lyrics with a high, spirited, uplifting vibe. Becky grew up in Highland Park, Illinois, and is a graduate of Columbia College Chicago. Her songwriting style communicates a warm and hopeful reflection of her personal journey to self-discovery. A large portion of her creative fuel comes from the nostalgic memories of watching De

Bei Bei( Beibei Monter) is a master of guzheng, an excellent guqin performer and a cross-genre composer born in Chengdu, China. Being a recognised child prodigy, she started learning the guzheng at seven and was studying at the Central University of Nationalities when she was twelve. Furthermore, she also studied at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts. A few years later, in 2003, she relocated to Los Angeles and got into jazz and music production by means of exploration

Mick J. Clark is a very productive singer-songwriter whose career exemplifies a perfect balance of consistent releases, infectious melodies, and a very heart-touching storytelling. Warner/Chappell Publishing considers it a great honour to have him as part of their writers. Mick J. Clark wrote more than sixty songs, and one of his compositions, the album Causes, was nominated for a Grammy for the 64th edition. To top it off, he has racked up 1 million streams on Spotify and fi

UDEiGWE is a singer-songwriter from Nigeria, now based in New York. His birth name is Lawrence Udeigwe. The style of the song is really a mixture of modern jazz, soul, and the rhythm that comes from West Africa. He is a vocalist, a pianist, and a music composer whose works are the perfect combination of sophistication and the appeal to the, multi, senses. Besides being a musician, Udeigwe is also a mathematician and professor at Manhattan University, which is a double persona

For more than thirty years, 2002 has been one of the most consistent and inventive voices in new age music. The three-piece husband and wife team, Pamela and Randy Copus and their daughter, Sarah, have developed a sound that is ambient and calm, with orchestral and retro in its rock. 2002's music goes beyond the genre as it tells emotional stories and has released 12 Billboard, charting albums and received a Lifetime Achievement Award from One World Music Radio. Also known as