Our People

Adi Oasis

Adi Oasis, formerly known as Adeline, is a French-Caribbean, Brooklyn-based soul-funk-r&b artist-producer renowned for her magnetic live performances and deeply resonant musical storytelling. Her critically acclaimed album "Lotus Glow" released in 2023 garnered widespread acclaim and over 30 million global streams. Adi Oasis's artistry embodies a blend of personal introspection, cultural homage, and societal commentary, resonating with audiences worldwide.

Amy Swift

With a career rooted in soulful expression and heartfelt songcraft, Amy Swift is a dynamic singer-songwriter making waves in the vibrant UK music scene. Originally known for her work with the electro/soul group Pacific State under the alias 'Berri Farley,' Amy swiftly gained recognition for her captivating vocals and evocative songwriting. Since, she has supported Natacha Atlas on tour and earned accolades from esteemed sources like The Guardian and BBC Radio 6, with the former describing her as “stirring, tremulous, filling you up like the sunrise on your last morning, all release, all redemption."

Anderson Rocio

LA-based Anderson Rocio is an American/Spanish Artist and Songwriter hailing from New Zealand. Firmly rooted in indie-pop, Rocio’s sound incorporates ambient soundscapes and modern synth production with emotive, folk-like lyrics. Recognized for her poignant lyricism and unique sonic identity, Rocio continues to push creative boundaries with music that transcends entertainment, serving as a force for social impact. The founder of The Power In Us Project- a nonprofit that connects the worlds of environmental conservation and popular music on a global scale- Rocio continues to carve a path as an artist with purpose.

Andy Kong

With influences across genres and decades, singer/songwriter/producer Andy Kong blends folk and indie elements into modern pop with a classic feel. Exploring the intriciacies of being human, Kong’s honest, emotive tunes have resonated deeply with listeners around the world, generating tens of millions of streams and attracting a dedicated, rapidly expanding fanbase.

Anna Volpe

For 6 years, Nashville based artist Anna Volpe has lent her classically trained vocal leanings to a swath of bands and soloists both on-stage and in-studio. In 2019, however, the New York City native shifted her focus from offering her voice to others towards highlighting her own explorative music. Gravitating towards combining ambient soundscapes, modern synth production with emotive lyrics, Volpe's indie-pop shines with her powerful and expressive voice.

Arc Iris

Over the course of 5 LP’s and a decade of live performances, Arc Iris has created an art-pop aesthetic that is ever-evolving but instantly recognizable, equally inspired by vintage Joni Mitchell and Tropicalia to modern production and electronics. Composed of multi-instrumentalist Jocie Adams, keyboardist Zach Tenorio, and drummer Ray Belli, the band has collectively and individually performed and recorded with artists such as WILLOW, St. Vincent, Kimbra, Guster, Elvis Costello, Emmylou Harris, Bruce Springsteen, and Jon Anderson. In late 2020, the band moved from Providence, RI to Los Angeles in search of further collaboration. Since then, they’ve developed an outdoor concert series, Glass Hill, which has quickly become a pillar of LA’s independent music community.

Ari Hest

Ari Hest is a Grammy nominated singer songwriter from New York who has released nine solo albums and several other collaborative projects over his acclaimed twenty year career. Many of his songs, which generally fit nicely in the folk/pop world, have been placed in a variety of films and TV shows such as The Lincoln Lawyer, Private Practice, Army Wives and The Path.

Beatrice Behave

Pouring inspiration in the crackly records of another time and the urban life of Montreal where she lives, singer-songwriter-producer Beatrice Behave fostered a postmodern universe of her own. Her sound is in an elegant blend of soulful grooves, jazz harmonies and evocative lyrics - all supported by her distinctive voice.

Biljana Heights

NYC-based Danish singer-songwriter and actress Biljana Heights debuted with the indie rock band Amber who released two critically acclaimed albums produced by Steve Albini and John Parish. In the years after Amber’s success, Biljana settled in Brooklyn Heights to pursue acting where she also launched her solo project, self-described as “alternative pop sphere between light and dark, truths and lies.”

Chase Jackson

Oakland-born multi-instrumentalist, producer & composer Chase Jackson began his musical journey at an early age playing in bands around the SF Bay Area. Now LA-based, Chase plays vibraphone, marimba, guitar, bass, and keyboards in his pop, funk electronic crossover group "Wake The Wild” and has produced, co-written and recorded instruments with a wide cast of major international pop artists such from Juice WRLD to The Soweto Gospel Choir. He recorded on the score of Sundance Award winning film Didi, and his music has been on Netflix, BET, ABC, ESPN, The CW, Hulu, Peacock NBC, TNT & MTV.

Christen Morrell

Bringing the sunshine from her sailor hometown of Annapolis, Maryland, Christen Morrell is a singer/songwriter, producer and electronic performer. Intertwining electronic beats with clever lyrics and emotional authenticity, Morrell creates a sonic safe place for her listeners. As a fierce advocate for women in music technology, Christen graduated from Berklee College of Music in 2022 with focuses in music production and has worked alongside nonprofits such as She Knows Tech, We Are Moving the Needle, and Girls Make Beats to empower and educate the next generation of young girls in Music Technology.

D Mills

D Mills aka Danny Mills is a Los Angeles-based Music Producer, artist, and multi-instrumentalist.The Great Great Grandson of the late great Bessie Smith, Mills was a lover of all kinds of music since a young age, learning piano in school and quickly picking up bass and guitar in his youth. Influenced by everything from rap, R&B, rock & blues, Mills’ music ranges from alternative, groovy hip-hop to retro soul all highlighting his expert musicianship. As a touring musician, Mills has played with a variety of iconic artists, including Shaboozey & Forrest Frank.

Daphne Gale

Daphne Gale is a singer, songwriter, and composer based between Brooklyn and Berlin. With a sound at once new and familiar, sophisticated and uncluttered, Daphne blends folk, jazz, and rock song seamlessly through intimate, stirring music. Her sound is pastoral and witty yet sarcastic and soft, reflecting a multi-faceted upbringing that spans studying opera in the Bronx, to playing competitive soccer & farming in Vermont.

Deadfellow

Philly-based artist Deadfellow makes dark, moody and lyrical rock, often compared to artists from The Velvet Underground and Radiohead to Nick Cave and Father John Misty. With more than 1M+ streams, Deadfellow has worked with artists such as Bill Reynolds (Band of Horses), Carl Broemel (My Morning Jacket) Rob Crowell (Midland, Deer Tick), and Phil Nicolo (Bob Dylan, Lauryn Hill, Paul McCartney).

Desi Valentine

Desi Valentine is a singer, songwriter and recording artist originally from London, England. His soulful, bluesy voice and unique, throwback style landed him in Los Angeles, allowing him an opportunity to create his new music and promote his voice on the international stage. First recognized as a soloist in the original west end cast of Mel Brooks’ The Producers, Valentine went on to sing backing vocals for Sir Elton John, Gloria Estefan, and Leona Lewis. As he continues to hone his craft in LA, Valentine is becoming an artist to watch out for as he brings old school soul and blues into the world of pop music in a major way.

dirty Monster

dirty Monster is a collaboration between decades-long friends producer Eric McNeely and songwriter Frank Palazzolo. Falling anywhere from high-intensity rock to upbeat pop with a strong electric base, dirty Monster has landed nearly 50 film/television and advertising placements to date (including two international movie trailers and one global award-winning ad for Toyota).

Doc Robinson

Tight grooves and catchy pop hooks have defined Ohio-based Doc Robinson’s robust catalog of “backyard BBQ breakup music. Founded in 2016 and fronted by the commanding tenor vocals of Jon Elliott, the band combines 70s soul, 90s alt rock with a dash of Midwest charm. Genre blurring and full of optimism, Robinson’s newest offerings reference classic rock icons like Tom Petty & Fleetwood Mac with a modern, energetic twist.

Dominique Pruitt

Born into a musical legacy with musician father Larry Brown (The Association, Smothers Brothers, Engelbert Humperdinck) and singer mother Anne-Marie Leclerc (John Waite and The Baby’s), cowgirl crooner Dominique Pruitt’s own singing career started as a young girl: her first audience was her trusty steed (literally) who would listen while walking for hours on a dusty trail. Now, Pruitt embarks on her own off-trail musical venture nodding to pop Patsy Cline and 60s beach vibes with hints of Nick Lowe and The Cramps. Mixing country influences like Dolly Parton, Wanda Jackson, and Nancy Sinatra, Pruitt’s music is a stylistic medley of spaghetti westerns and surf rock.

Felix E

Felix E. is one of the most well known drummers in his native Denmark. His powerful drumming, and unique personal style has landed him collaborations in some of Denmark’s all time biggest acts including Nik & Jay and Stine Bramsen. Finally giving up on finding a lead singer willing to stand behind the drum set Felix E. is a hard hitting electro pop artist inspired by the likes of St. Vincent, Nine Inch Nails and New Order.

FITNESS

Emo-tronic. Alt-rock. Feel-good. These are all adjectives you could use to describe FITNESS, a two-person band composed of Max Collins and Kenny Carkeet. Together, Collins, (Eve 6) and Carkeet, (a former member of AWOLNATION), have created a new wave, electropop duo that fans must work hard to find among hashtags of fitness routines and wristbands. Critics have called their music “kinetic,” “gratifying,” and “dashing,” and others have noted that the pair is “in it to win it” while “doing what they want.”

Fonteyn

UK native Fonteyn spent her formative years pursuing Musical Theatre and acting in England, but it wasn’t until she started making music that she felt able to express herself authentically. Bewitched by the sound of the 70’s, Fonteyn draws from her musical idols, Carole King, Todd Rundgren and Paul McCartney, to name a few. Both playful and sentimental, Fonteyn explores vintage influences with a joyful theatricality.

Girlish Figure

Not a boy or a girl, but a secret third thing, non-binary artist girlish figure produces nostalgic guitar pop for anyone having their coming of age moment. Their debut LP, Sertraline Dreams blends the kind of power-chord guitar riffs you’d expect to hear on the Josie and the Pussycats soundtrack with synth ballads that sound plucked out of a John Hughes film. Sertraline Dreams may not be the kind of lyrical mood booster that its name implies, but it’s full of infectious pop hooks and queer yearning that’ll make you pump your fist like you’re in a Chicago suburb on a wintery afternoon. FREEZE FRAME!

Graffiti Royale

Graffiti Royale is a brotherhood that has been compared to Tame Impala, Kendrick Lamar, Khruangbin and Brockhampton. Living together in Bedstuy Brooklyn, Graffiti Royale has been able to distinguish themselves in the indie hip-hop scene -- playing at some of NYC's most notable venues, and alongside names such as Adrian Daniels, Kota the Friend, Felly, Chris Rivers, Oswin Benjamin, J.Lately, Year of The Ox, and many more. With members from CA, PA, and NYC, their eclectic music taste and unshakeable friendship are the driving force behind their music.

Greg Gould

"One of Australia’s most exciting live performers and recording artists, ARIA chart sensation Greg Gould has achieved global success with over 20 million views of his award-winning music videos and number one album '1998', his powerhouse vocals and charisma on both stage and screen have fostered a genuine connection to his audience as he continues to break new ground exploring his artistry. A natural born performer, Greg has been a consistent force on Australia’s musical landscape since becoming the runner up of ‘Australia’s Got Talent’ in 2013. Since then Greg's career has gone from strength to strength touring the world to sold out shows with and featuring in numerous international festivals, including headlined events like the 'Full Moon Fest' in New York City, the 'Sydney Mardi Gras' official after party, Synthony Dance Anthems Orchestrated national tours and Hamburg Pride, where Gould's self penned song 'Today' was chosen and performed as the Official Anthem 2017. Greg has been honoured by ACON for his work in combating the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS and using his passion, his voice and art to stand up for the LGBTI community earning Greg multiple nominations at the Australian LGBTI Awards. Greg Gould follows in the tradition of great artists who aren’t defined by any one genre, his diversity of sound fulfills an enduring promise of always delivering honest, soulful music that speaks straight from the heart."

Hummingbird Hotel

What happens when two award winning singer/songwriter/producers come together in life and in music? A melting pot of organic stories, soulful melodies, rich harmonies, catchy production, and lots of good vibes! Composed of San Diego-based David Stranger and Megan Love, Hummingbird Hotel is a soul/pop/folk/reggae influenced duo that captures audiences with their energetic and eclectic live show.

Hustle Standard

Hustle Standard is the sonic identity of music producer and songwriter Charles Caripides, whose bold, cinematic sound has powered trailers, TV spots, brand campaigns, and chart-topping releases. Blending rock, hip-hop, pop and electronic elements, his music is built to move, emotionally and physically. With over 800 million streams, Hustle Standard delivers high-impact tracks that amplify storytelling. Whether crafting an adrenaline-fueled anthem or a dark, gritty underscore, his work is tailored for moments that demand intensity and authenticity. Hustle Standard doesn’t just set the tone, he defines it.

I Am Harlequin

I am Harlequin is the guise of young, London-based singer-songwriter and producer Anne Freier. Originally from Dresden, Germany, Anne has been writing music since her early childhood, being influenced by the likes of Michael Jackson, Kate Bush and Whitney Houston. The disco-infused electro indie-pop of I Am Harlequin has already gained support from various UK radio stations, including BBC 6Music, BBC2, BBC4 and Q Radio, and her song ‘Wild One’ enjoyed a wave of hype when it was featured on BAFTA-award winning E4 series ‘Skins’.

Jafunk

Australian-born, Portugal-based music producer, multi-instrumentalist and DJ Jafunk crafts funky & soulful music with a retro-twist. With over 80M lifetime streams, Jafunk has garnered international radio play on stations such as BBC Radio 1 UK, Radio FG France and Triple J Australia. His talent has been recognised by a number of prominent artists including Questlove, Tom Misch and Hayden James, and has collaborated with the likes of Snakehips, Young Franco, Cosmos Midnight, Adi Oasis, Mark Knight, Kraak & Smaak and many more.

James E. Smith

As an English born kid with an American accent, James E. Smith tends to lean towards the self-defined “I do what I want” genre of music. He has a love of the country with an overwhelming urge to be in the city, which shines through in his music that span from softened singer-songwriter melodies, to orchestrated cello tunes, all the way to loud rhythmically chugging pop songs. While on a brief hiatus from his indie band, The Spring Standards (which saw him touring with The Old 97s and appearing twice on Conan O’Brien), James recorded his debut solo album "The Fortunate Ones".

Jason Butler

Jason Butler is a New Orleans-born Bay Area-based composer who has dedicated his career to crafting captivating music for interactive media. He’s written music for LOTR: Return to Moria, composed for Double Fine Productions and done session work with Star Wars Outlaws. His music has taken him around the world, performing at renowned festivals, from the iconic New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, to the Pan African Music Festival in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, and the Bourbon Street Festival in Sao Paolo, Brazil.

Joseph Holiday

Joseph Holiday is a songwriter and producer based out of Los Angeles. Apart from being a peanut butter enthusiast and a loving dog owner, Joseph makes some interesting sounding records and is an avid collector of CDs. Holiday works hazy dark sound design, low end rumble and rolling downtempo beats into tracks that evoke a dystopian landscape...creating heavy cinematic instrumental electronic music that feels as timeless as it does current.

Kaerhart

Kaitlyn Kaerhart (aka Kaerhart) is a mystic and indie music artist. She played in bands in LA and NYC and wrote for other artists (Vic Mensa, Rhye, & Johan Lenox), before deciding to launch her own electro pop artist project. Her first independently released singles "Drain My Love" and "Losing My Mind" garnered 1 million+ plays across platforms and were featured in: Ear Milk, Dancing Astronaut, C Heads Magazine, Highlark Magazine, The Music Ninja, NestHQ, Et Musique Pour Tous, and many more.

Kid Mammoth

Melding the harmonized vocals and anthemic choruses of 2000s indie rock with the dueling guitar lines of 70s southern rock, Kid Mammoth is the imaginative project of songwriter and guitarist Kerry Henderson. Ohio-born and LA-based, Henderson’s vision came to fruition in 2020 when he wrote 125 song "sketches” and sent a few of them to his musical friends to help bring them to life. Out of these sessions came the poignant debut EP “Past, Present, Future” with collaborations from guitarist Eric Hall and drummer Dean Anshutz who now make up his full live band. Emotive yet catchy, Kid Mammoth showcases Henderson’s knack for crafting energetic songs that play with concepts of memory and youth, striking a nuanced balance.

Kima Otung

Kima Otung, the exciting Welsh-Nigerian Pop/R&B artist was cultivated when she was accepted as the youngest member of the Welsh National Youth Opera at 14 years old. Classical music, along with gospel music and Motown (which was the soundtrack to her childhood) still influence her sound to this day. As well as being a powerhouse vocalist, Kima is a multi-instrumentalist and a producer, with her songs being showcased at the FIFA World Cup, Budweiser’s BRIT Awards showcase, and the BAFTAS. She has worked with the likes of Michael Gracey, director of Hollywood musical The Greatest Showman who describes her as "stupidly talented".

Kyns

Kyns is the solo artist project of producer and songwriter Marie Jenkins. With a sound that lies at the intersection of indie folk and folktronica, their songs often find homes in coming-of-age playlists neighboring artists such as Daughter, Phoebe Bridgers, and Bon Iver. Their lyricism has been recognized for being emotional, vulnerable, and unabashed in their delivery, as they tell stories of love, grief, and becoming, atop an electro-folk meets cinematic landscape.

Leon of Athens

London based indie-pop star Leon of Athens channels the flamboyant beauty of Sufjan Stevens and Francis & the Lights, alongside a similar widescreen pop sensibility as Lauv and MARINA, who he has both supported. With introspective lyrics exploring everything from political issues to lost faith, youth & fractured relationships, Leon’s work has been championed by the likes of The Guardian, NME, Q, & The New York Times. Leon's slick production and experimental song construction has brought him fans in the US, where he’s appeared at SXSW, Okeechobee, Firefly Music Festival, Summerfest and Shaky Knees.

Liberty

With his curly, blonde hair and an undeniable charming in-your-face attitude, Mattias Kolstrup is one of the most recognizable rockstars in his native Denmark. He is the iconic lead singer of the innovative, platinum selling and multiple award winning electro-rock outfit, Dúné – and now on a mission of his own under the moniker known as LIBERTY. Liberty is an artist who’s not afraid to channel the power of 70’s rock Gods, or bring back the introvert sound of the 00’s all the while inhabiting the attitude of a long lost punk-era in his music and style, kicking off a New Nordic Wave for the decade. Anything can and will happen. Get ready to be liberated.

Lisa Crawley

Prolific Melbourne based multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Lisa Crawley grew up teaching the other kids in her class how to play the recorder. Three EP’s, two albums and numerous singles later, the multi-instrumentalist is charming audiences across national and international stages performing her extensive repertoire of original music. Lisa is truly a songwriter to watch. Her unique approach to writing and performing allows her to charm jazz loving audiences one minute, and command indie credibility the next; her undeniably catchy tunes are bound to stick with even the most casual of listeners. ‘A breath of fresh air, it’s no wonder Crawley has become one of the country’s most respected ladies in the game.’ – The AU Review

Luke Beling

South African-born singer-songwriter Luke Beling grew up listening to music from the 60s and 70s, influenced by records his father played and the surrounding struggle of his native country. Beling's unique emphasis on understated production and storytelling lyrics allows his music to capture both the bliss and struggles of life. Everyday stories borne from world wandering, Beling's folk songs are deep pockets of truth, whispers of vulnerability blown in by a wild wind.

Maelan Abran

Singer-Songwriter Maelan Abran combines soulful jazz, pop positivity, and a captivating voice like the magic of the trade winds floating through the palm trees. From Hilo, on the Big Island of Hawai’i, Maelan is a committed supporter of the Island musical community, advocating on behalf of her creative family at The Hawai’i Songwriting Festival and at industry events on the mainland, where her charismatic warmth is a welcoming calling card.

Matthew Stewart

Matthew Stewart is a San Francisco-based genre-blurring Artist, Producer, and Songwriter whose music spans Acoustic Folk, Indie Pop, Synth Wave and Cinematic Soundscapes. With acclaimed releases and international tours under his belt, his work has been featured in film and television and praised for its emotional depth and melodic clarity. A frequent collaborator with Grammy-winning producer Joe Chiccarelli (Beck, U2, The Shins), Stewart crafts songs where story and sound are inseparable. Over the years he continues to evolve—always rooted in authenticity, driven by curiosity, and guided by a belief that, as he puts it- “Music is Art, I try to keep it that way.”

Micah Felts

Born in Oklahoma, singer-songwriter Micah Felts is on a mission to craft songs that weave a tapestry between human experiences and the divine. Drawing inspiration from musical legends such as Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, Carole King, Paul Simon, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Nick Drake, Adrienne Lenker, and Jeff Tweedy, Micah's aim is to create heartfelt folk songs that resonate with themes of faith, yearning, and the human condition.

Mike Taylor

Mike Taylor creates upbeat, feel-good dance-pop that attempts to bring everyone together. Although primarily a singer/songwriter, Taylor belonged to several bands around his hometown of Philadelphia that spanned genres as diverse as jazz, hip-hop, and rock. He got his start in nightlife -- DJing and throwing his own parties, creating his own outlets and platforms to get his music heard. Since starting his solo artist career, Mike has caught the attention of several well-known EDM producers, and his vocals have graced tracks by Vice ("The World Is Our Playground"), Afrojack ("SummerThing!"), which made it all the way to #3 on the Billboard dance charts.

MOO$H

MOO$H is an artist, producer, songwriter, rapper, & singer from Philadelphia, PA who came to fame as half of the duo, Moosh & Twist. Now a solo act, MOO$H has had three successful headlining tours, and has supported Wiz Khalifa, Mac Miller, Big Sean & Rae Sremmurd and has performed at many festivals including: Wireless Fest, Made In America, Numbers Fest, SXSW, Life Is Beautiful, and Firefly. Armed with a smooth flow and a knack for interesting wordplay, MOO$H brings a stylish swag mixed with insight on bouncy tunes.

My Name Is You

Take one part California and one part Scotland, sprinkle in an ample helping of melodies and heartfelt lyrics, and the result is My Name is You. The LA-based duo comprised of Anne Williamson and Brandon Walters creates orchestral indie folk pop that is both melancholically optimistic and heartbreakingly romantic. Building on strong melodies and harmonies, the project incorporates orchestral flourishes to create a sound that is compelling yet easy to accessible.

Nia Wyn

Welsh-born, London-based artist Nia Wyn combines a talent for powerful storytelling with an eclectic mix of soul, R&B, jazz, & hip-hop influences. Inspired by the music that came out of Philadelphia, Memphis and Detroit in the 60s and 70s, Nia writes, produces and performs about modern issues: queerness, mental health and identity. Nia’s recent achievements include supporting Paul Weller on his sold-out UK tour, performing at Glastonbury Festival and Latitude Festivall. Her music has achieved A-List spots on BBC Radio Wales, as well as Spotify editorial support. Self-described as ‘raspy soul with an R&B’ groove, Nia's songs express the stresses of society with a wise-beyond-her years power and vulnerability.

Oh Land

Danish singer-songwriter Oh Land wrote and produced her first album, “Fauna,” in 2008 following a back injury that ended her ballet career. Since then, Oh Land has released four studio albums and toured the world many times, both headlining and opening for such acts as Katy Perry and Sia. Combining catchy indie pop with orchestral elements, Oh Land’s sound shows a clear classical music influence with an experimental twist.

Otis Kane

LA-soul Singer/Songwriter and multi instrumentalist Otis Kane borrows from the past while still staying current, which allows him to fit comfortably with contemporaries like Leon Bridges, John Legend, Pharell, and Khalid. He started his career as a touring Keyboard player and DJ for the British artist Lolene, and then learned production from Producer Nellee Hooper. Although Kane is very passionate about production (working with Zendaya, Nick Jonas, and Wiz Khalifa, to name a few), he has set that hat aside to share his smooth voice and eclectic style as an artist, exploring everything lyrically from the human condition, to relationships, heartbreak and love.

Pierce Alexander

Charleston-born, Nashville-based singer-songwriter Pierce Alexander's songs are solidly layered with deep introspection and vivid lyrical imagery. Heralded by Under the Radar magazine, Alexander’s music tells heartwarming and sometimes painstakingly written stories that slowly unfold into catharsis. His lush and evocative songs explore themes of unexpected separation, addiction, and feeling trapped by the confines of early adult life.

PrettyDeep

Formed in Los Angeles in 2017, PrettyDeep is the collaboration between songwriter / producers Rob Kleiner and Joseph Holiday. With deep roots in the underground and indie scene, PrettyDeep odern electronic and organic productions with soulful vocals with a left of center approach. With an array of featured vocalists and collaborators, you can expect head bobbing beats and old school anthemic melodies.

Saysh

SAYSH is the creative collaborative outlet for film composers and producers Evan Duffy and Joshua Ryan. Both composers bring their unique flavor to SAYSH, drawing from years of experience composing for Hollywood films, television shows, advertising campaigns, and producing for songwriters/artists. With a focus in blending their love of film music and other popular genres, SAYSH aims to explore a wide variety of musical possibilities in the songwriting and scoring spheres.

Shilpa Ananth

Shilpa Ananth is an Indian singer-songwriter based in the UAE. Having grown up listening to artists including Erykah Badu, Nina Simone and a variety of classical Indian artists, the singer’s musical compositions blend the ethereal tapestries of South India with elements of soul, jazz, and electronica. Her captivating catalog seamlessly weaves three of the oldest Indian languages - Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi - with English, creating a musical experience that transcends cultural boundaries. Ananth’s magnetic performances have brought her on tour with The Berklee Indian Ensemble, Women of the World, and Serbian female vocal group 'ROSA', performing at several prestigious venues worldwide, including The Boston Symphony Hall, Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center New York, Apollo Theatre, and The Louvre Abu Dhabi.

Siege of Rhodes

Did you hear the one about the Southern Boy, the Rock Star, and an Electronic Music Producer who walked into a bar? They drank all of the whiskey in the place and recorded 15 songs. Composed of producer/multi-instrumentalist Tom Rhodes, guitarist Zachary Kibbee, and producer/instrumentalist Joseph Holiday respectively, Siege of Rhodes is a “super group” unlike anything else out there, bringing hard hitting beats, blues rock inspired guitar, and southern gospel vocals.

Skye Steele

Skye Steele is a genre-defying violinist and songwriter who rose from New York City subways to sharing stages with Willie Nelson, Vanessa Carlton, and Anthony Braxton. After a decade as a sought-after sideman, he reinvented himself with Up From The Bitterroot, a raw folk record born in a Montana cabin. His follow-up, All That Light, blends lush strings, 808s, and cosmic lyricism, produced with longtime collaborator Cassorla. From punk basements to jazz halls, Steele’s work is rooted in reinvention and reverence—for sound, for nature, and for the unseen forces that bind it all together.

Slow Runner

Michael Flynn is a North Carolina-based singer-songwriter who makes thoughtful neo-pop that artfully synthesizes 80s pop and modern Americana/folk influences into quirky, literate songs that celebrate beginnings, endings, and the struggles and triumphs of life. His eclectic music has been featured in film/television/commercials and he has toured internationally with artists like Avett Brothers and William Fitzsimmons both solo and as the main creative force behind the band Slow Runner. He describes his sound as ‘dork pop,’ using whimsy and wit even when exploring the darker corners of love and the human psyche.

Snakes of Russia

As Snakes of Russia, Los Angeles based producer Joseph Holiday works hazy dark sound design, low end rumble and rolling downtempo beats into tracks that evoke a dystopian landscape. Affectionately self-described as 'Death Beats,’ Holiday combines distorted soundscapes, pulsating basslines to create cinematic instrumental electronic music that feels as timeless as it does current.

Soulplusmind

Dennis P. Coronel, professionally known as Soulplusmind– is a Filipino American music producer and songwriter born in Honolulu, HI and currently residing in Pittsburgh, PA. Soulplusmind comes from a simple mantra: sound is a fusion of soul and mind. A transmission of raw emotions translated through his hands and conveyed out into the world, exploring a musical landscape reaching from Pop to EDM and Hip-Hop. While his musical vision is diverse, his sound is bold and confident, with big choruses and catchy hooks to match.

T.F. Jennings

T.F. Jennings is the pseudonym of Eugene, OR based producer, songwriter, composer, and Pushcart Prize nominated poet, Tyler Fortier. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Fortier spent years performing under his own name sharing the stage with the likes of Frazey Ford, Dave Barnes, David Dondero, Matt Pond PA, and more. T.F's music is affecting, intimate indie-folk with Fortier’s poetic writing style and impassioned vocals at the forefront.

Telehope

Telehope is an 4-piece energetic indie-pop band from Cincinnati, Ohio whose focus is bringing hope and love in the midst of a world of rising anxiety and depression. Friends of more than a decade, Adolph Goetz, Ben Malson, and Calvin Malson formed Telehope in 2017, weaving together catchy hooks and optimistic lyrics. Within the past few years, the 3-piece has amassed millions of streams and toured with COIN, Max Frost, Walk off the Earth, and The Wildlife.

The Alright Alrights

Based out of Los Angeles, The Alright Alrights are a four-piece band that blend psychedelic rock with modern blues to create their own unique sound. Founded by lifelong friends, Otto Walker (vocals) and Travis Pavur (drums), The Alright Alrights got their start in New Orleans before making their way out west. Finding their home in Los Angeles, they recruited Felipe Rodrigo on guitar and Brent Riggs on bass, cementing their lineup.

The Bones of J.R. Jones

The Bones of J.R. Jones is New York-born American singer, guitarist, and songwriter Jonathon Linaberry. A self-taught guitar and banjo player, J.R. got his start playing in punk bands, but his fondness for old gospel hymns, bluesmen like Son House and R.L. Burnside helped shape his sound, which adeptly toes the line between folky and sorrowful lullabies to gritty blues-rock. Since forming in 2012, Linaberry has toured across the US and Europe, from Telluride Blues to Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, sharing bills with the likes of The Wallflowers and The Devil Makes Three. He soundtracked an Amazon commercial helmed by Oscar-winning director Taika Waititi, and earned praise from Billboard, American Songwriter, and Under the Radar.

The Clockworks

The Clockworks uniquely blend intense Post Punk music with snarling kitchen-sink observations. The Galway-bred, London-based band released their long-awaited debut album 'Exit Strategy' to critical acclaim, including a 9/10 rating by Clash Magazine. Explaining the album’s genesis and cinematic influence, James McGregor says: “We were always sure we wanted the album to be greater than the sum of its parts, so decided to create the world of a film, entitled Exit Strategy. We envisaged the record as a series of snapshots, telling the story of a group of characters trying to navigate through life.”

The Controversy

Influenced by artists like David Bowie, St. Vincent, Radiohead, M83 and Massive Attack, The Controversy's music has been described as a "seamless mash up of electronica with psychedelic rock; infectious pop songs which merge the melodies of 80's Depeche Mode and OMD, with a touch of The Knife and Metronomy." Blending intricate electronic beats, psychedelic ambiance, and lush pop melodies, the LA-based group has been heralded by KCRW and FourCulture Magazine.

Thomas Hien

Thomas Hien is an Independent Music Award-winning and Production Music Award-nominated songwriter, singer, multi-instrumentalist and music producer, born in Germany and schooled in England. Hien studied music composition at Sir Paul McCartney’s Liverpool Institute For Performing Arts, before moving to Los Angeles where he co-founded the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter duo Chris and Thomas. Working with a range of renowned American and European songwriters, Hien also has co-written for other artists in addition to having released albums of his own.

TJ Simon

TJ Simon is a Los Angeles-based rapper, singer, and writer making bops with purpose. Her songs include thoughtful lyrics with genre-blending sounds, mainly encompassing elements of pop, R&B, hip-hop, electronic, and rock. TJ’s aim is to explore complex emotions and themes through the creation of impactful, thought-provoking, and easily digestible music.

Tom Rhodes

Oakland, California-based singer/songwriter Tom Rhodes has spent more than a decade honing his honest, heartfelt brand of Americana. In that time, he has performed all over the US and Europe, released five albums, 3 EPs, numerous singles, and even appeared on season 9 of The Voice. Raspy and soulful, like Ray LaMontagne or a young Van Morrison, Rhodes carries a soaring intensity that recalls Jackson Browne.

Tucked In

Pennsylvania-based quintet Tucked In distills a shared passion for the open road and the outdoors into smooth, earthy, vintage grooves. Originally formed in Brooklyn, NY, Tucked In is helmed by vocalist Gunnar Flinchum, guitarist Shae Ferguson, bassist Evan Bakker, drummer Connor Lord and pianist/producer Andrew Holzberger.

Unlike Pluto

Armond Arabshahi, known by his stage name Unlike Pluto, is an LA-based singer, songwriter, DJ, and record producer. A classically trained multi-instrumentalist and a seasoned EDM artist, Unlike Pluto sees Arabshahi tapping into the alternative pop world. With this genre shift, Arabshahi finally found his true artistry, generating over 200 million streams on Spotify and performing at festivals from Lollapalooza to Bonnaroo.

Vintz Desert

Described as "a cornucopia of Indie-Folk music", Vintz Desert is a singer-songwriter who isn’t afraid to go under the hood and lay everything out on the table. Born from a small Massachusetts town, Vintz frequently writes songs about mental health, love (or lack thereof), philosophy, and the human experience from his perspective. He uses warm organic tones and raw vocals to create atmospheric and audible landscapes that are capable of transporting any listener into their own 2-5 minute world.

We Are all Fossils

Started by South African born singer-songwriter Jakob Deist Oelofse in 2014, We Are All Fossils is a London-based trio that crafts emotive indie folk along the lines of Gregory Alan Isakov and Sufjan Stevens. Inspired by real and raw human emotions, We Are All Fossils released ´Songs For Strangers´, in 2019- a concept EP inspired by anonymous stories mailed in by their listeners. The bands’ newest single “HOLLOW” shows We Are All Fossils expanding into a bigger and bolder sound while still keeping their introspective, heartfelt lyrics. “HOLLOW” has surpassed over 200k+ streams in 2024, and the band supported Army Margaret in multiple sold-out shows this summer, drawing up interest in their anticipated 2nd full length album- coming next year in 2025!

Whitney Myer

Singer-songwriter Whitney Myer combines high energy, youthful exuberance with an experimental pop sound, recalling artists like Robyn, M.I.A., and Ellie Goulding. Whitney Myer jetted on to the scene after wowing Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green, and Blake Shelton on NBC’s singing competition “The Voice” in 2012. Featuring soaring synths, heavy bass lines, and imaginative lyrics, Myers lyrics sweep the listener into a digital fantasy.

Why Mona

LA-based dream-pop duo Why Mona is the musical love child between Broadway performer Joanna Jones (Hamilton) and multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Armond Arabshahi (Unlike Pluto). The pair met in a studio in Hollywood by chance in 2015 and began to experiment together, marrying their unique styles to create a new innovative sound. Their sonically sleek and sexy world of electronic pop combines the old soul sounds of Lana Del Rey and Billie Holiday with modern classic production. One of their first releases, a cover of "Wannabe," became one of the first viral songs on Tiktok in 2018, and since then they have released a number of reimagined classic covers and original music that have left their global listeners wanting more.

Wind River Revival

Deceivingly simple yet energetically complex, the music of Wind River Revival is a captivating force that rides the dimension between knowing and telling, between poetry and Rock n’ Roll. Born in 2019, the Los Angeles three piece muses inspiration from classic indie, folk, blues, and rock, creating a satisfying blend. Chantelle Matthews (lead vocals, guitar), Matthew Shores (lead guitar, vocals), and Jessica Goodwin (drums) pen all compositions together, forming a familiar, magnetic soundtrack for the magical mess that is life. In every song, WRR manages to evade any sort of presumption, unlike its mainstream counterparts that force you into sing-a-along with repetitive hooks; you become addicted to Wind River Revival songs simply because you want to feel what they're feeling.