Hard Rock
Lions are an Austin, Texas based band that formed in July 2005. Their music is influenced by 60s and 70s era hard rock with 90s era fever. Lions create a blend of retro riffage, artful noise, melodic interludes, and revolutionary attitude. Members include Matt Drenik (lead vocals, guitarist), Jake Perlman (drummer), Austin Kalman (lead guitarist, vocals), and Mike Sellman (bass guitar, vocals). "All roars and manes, Lions blends heavy... more

Hip-Hop
    we're a dilapidated east village shack where dope music writing and production takes place. this is home to the few, the brave, the us who are under the influence of the many muses that create music.     ..... ... 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

Hip-Hop
The Super Chron Flight Brothers are the two black guys you saw in that police sketch on the news tonight. When they aren't fleeing northward on foot while wearing dark clothing, they, like all of their "homies", record rap lyrics about smoking cannabis, keeping it real and their displeasure with the local police department. Their favorite color is anything but white, favorite book is If I did It by one O. Simpson Esq. and their favorite... 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

Hip-Hop
CHROMATICS (The science of colors) Born in 1982 in St Joseph, Trinidad & Tobago to a British mother and Trinidadian father of East Indian decent, Richard (Chromatics) Raj-Kumar emerged into a world of music that reflected his diverse upbringing. He was introduced to Hip-Hop by a cousin in 1990, and this marked the beginning of his career. Lionel Richie, Julio Iglesias, Gypsy kings, heavy doses of Reggae and the Calypsos of... 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

Electro
Singer. Beatboxer. Songwriter. Live looper. One-man vocal band. Kid Beyond loops and multitracks his voice onstage to create his own live backing tracks – layering his impassioned lyrics over his own beatboxing and vocal instrumentation. The result is a riveting, soulful brew of pop electronica. What takes most people an entire band to produce, Kid Beyond executes with his own mouth. You're in the presence of a higher... more

Hip-Hop
Yes it's me, KB. I’ve stepped out of the booth as for now to tighten up my songwriting and production skills. Though I do miss the allure of the game, it’s not what I’m on right now. I have a poetry book about to be published intitled "To Know Is To Love", and a slew of songs submitted to BMI for publishing as well. So yes, I’m still on my grind. But fret not because I still have a few tricks up my sleeve and will... more

Rock
D-FYANT is that new sound that everyone is craving for in these uncertain times. The Houston based band is a fresh new blend of rock and reggae, topped with catchy smooth vocals. They released their self titled cd in February of 2007. Within those 15 tracks was the gambit of what D-fyant is. From the beginning with “ Fya Fya ” and “ Don’t You Understand ”, the band establishes, quickly and convincingly, that... more