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

Hip-Hop
My Name is Robert Washington Jr. I'm 19 years old.... as of right now, I'm trying to get my life together because it seems as tho no matter how hard I try, I cant do anything right. I started doing music to keep myself from being in the streets and away from the gang violence that kept me in so much trouble in years past. My bestfriend is Anthony "Kaliber" Johnson because he helps me channel my anger. When I'm mad he's who I call and... more

Electronic
Bichi was founded a few years back by Danish producer Tobias Wilner. You can call his music indie / folktronia, shoegaze, electronica or just Bichi. Bichi is focusing atmospheric sounds, digital beat manipulation, nice melodies. Bichi has released an album “Notwithstanding” on Opiate aka Thomas Knaks label Hobby Industries in 2005. The vocal on the album comes courtesy of Sara Savery (People Press Play). Bichi has toured Japan... more

Electronic art music
Nick Currie (born February 11, 1960 in Paisley, Scotland), more popularly known under the artist name Momus (after the Greek god of mockery), is a songwriter, blogger and former journalist for Wired. Most of his songs are self-referential or postmodern. For more than twenty years he has been releasing, to only marginal commercial and critical success, playful and transgressive albums on labels in the United Kingdom, the United States, and... more

Electronic
Exstus is on a mission:   To spread a message of dance, spirituality and love through the creation of innovative transglobal trip-hop, dub, breakbeat and jungle.   Lush sonic textures and phat beats coexist with virtuosic jazz & flamenco guitar in the context of uplifting, ultra-modern, ALL-ORIGINAL songs.   Songs and fan feedback may be viewed (along with other information) at www.exstus.com. This... more

Electronic
  Move over, Ghostland. There's a new electro powerhouse in town, and this duo ain't leaving until they have all of Austin dancing. Composed of El Paso natives and childhood friends Phil Arciniega and Justin Dillon, Gobi was conceived after countless nights spent dancing in electronica clubs along the Mexican border town of Juarez. By the summer of 2006, when the friends returned to school at Texas State University, the band... more

Hip-Hop
STICKUP KIDS.. EVEN ON THEY BIRTHDAY! Check out the buzz at: http://www.juujoo.com Or pick up the CD at: http://www.nevadugdisco.com/ ... more

Alternative Rock
The Galeej Gurus are a band that's been around for 5 yrs. We've been involved in the music scene, however, for a little longer having played with two separate bands prior to the formation of the GGs (Ananth - The Chronic Blues Band, and Nathan, Matthew - Discord). Asked what our music can be defined as, you can expect our responses to be as varied as a simple "rock" to a hip-sounding "Progressive-Funk", to the all- encompassing "Rock`n`Roll" !... more

Hip-Hop
Don't take Grayskul's sometimes dark, mystical aesthetic the wrong way--MCs Onry Ozzborn and JFK aren't trying to be Goth or ghoulish. "We never go into anything like 'oohh, let's be eeevil on this one. We're gonna get 'em!' It just comes how it comes," explains Onry. Born out of the Pacific Northwest's Oldominion hip-hop collective, Grayskul emerged as a group in 2004 touring with Rhymesayers artists Eyedea and Abilities. And they made... 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