Acoustic
Born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Paul (age 25) didn’t become interested in playing guitar until he was in first year university. Once he started playing he couldn’t stop. He didn’t start singing in front of people until he moved to Japan and was put in front of the karaoke mic. This is where he built his confidence in singing and when he put the two together he began writing songs and honing his talent. Recently... more

Post-rock
Here is the press release from Secretly Canadian : How We Lost CD / LP (SC141, released: 05/20/08) Windsor For The Derby spent the last year and a half writing and recording the "How We Lost" record. Holed up for days on end in their Philadelphia studio, they recorded and re-recorded obsessively until every sound was exactly where they wanted it. Gear broke, hard drives crashed, gear broke again, and nervous breakdowns ensued. It... more

Hip-Hop
What do you think of when you think about struggling? The kids in the street, no food stomach bubblin' or n****s in the E-Class, heavy drug smugglin'?" – Xzibit All hip hop bio clichés aside, Eyezon knows struggle all too well. Born in South Africa, he learned firsthand the trials associated with segregation, racism, and poverty. Growing up in difficult times without a father and a mother exiled to Germany for her... more

Electronic
[bleu]:ize is an electronica / alternative project that explores the darker side of my emotions. the music is written behind closed doors, alone. it is dark, moody, passive/aggressive, and unsettling. it is brought to life with the help of several vocalist in the Houston area. nez is also with the band  D-fyant out of Houston .           nez marched drum and bugle... more

Acapella
We are a group of potential artists who also songwrite and produce commercial hit singles for the industry. (More information coming soon about us). But feel free to contact us regarding bookings or contract deals of whatever get at us major labels be the first to sign commercial hit makers like us...... ... more

Reggae
Finley Quaye recorded his most recent release, "Pound For Pound" in 2008 with Reggae veteran Norman Grant of The Twinkle Brothers featuring Sly Dunbar and Lloyd Parks. In the past he has worked with Osibisa, both on stage and in the studio, with Iggy Pop, Primal Scream, Lee Scratch Perry and Buju Banton. He's reached the UK Top 20 three times with "Sunday Shining",  "Even After All" and then again with "Dice". His reputation was... more

Rap
Pete "Young-Ro" Rodriguez Was Born In The Mid West Of Texas On December 18, 1991. The Young Artist Was Raised In A Small Town Called Crosbyton And Moved To Houston Texas In The Summer Of '03 And There Met Josh "$W.G.$" Gilbert. And With His Help Created The Young Unique Artist Known Now As Young-Ro. In The Begining Music Was Just A Past Time. Then The Two Artist Talked And Came To The Conlusion That There Life... more

Rap
G-$quad Is A Group That Consists of Two Rappers (Stone & Big Mick), A Singer (X-Rated),& A Crunk Dude By The Name Of Stock J. We Are More of A Click Than Anything Because We All Are Tight With Each Other. We Have Known Each Other Since Middle School. We Are No B2K or Anything Like That Because The Rappers Do Their On Thing & The Singer Does His & We Collaborate Sometimes If Needed. We Hail From Garland, TX; From Tha... more

Indie
Otis Grove began as a collective experiment in crossing the traditional jazz sound, with funk and Hip-Hop rhythms. It was the beginning of a sound based in groove, free in improvisation, yet rooted in songwriting, and soulful melodies. The band began spreading their sound to New England clubs in 2003. The music, which has been described as unique blend of soulfull organ funk and garage rock, pays tribute to the masters while consistently... more

hip-hop breakbeats
“Today’s music is inspired by whatever has gone on before. That’s what fascinates me. Soul music is the earliest form of hip hop. That’s why I want to create it. It might seem like recreating what was done in the past, but what I want to do is merge soul and hip hop together. That’s why I’ll bring in the live aspect of what happened back then into current hip hop trends. That’s the angle I’m... more