Geographer

Part social scientist, part troubadour, if Geographer is an expert at anything, it’s precisely chronicling life’s imperfections.Over a decade, Geographer frontman Mike Deni released three  full-length  albums that  levitated  through  the  unbearable  lightness  of  being. The Animal Shapes EP put Geographer on the map and launched his career. Since then, he has played Outside Lands,…

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frumhere

Revealing his raw emotionality and sophisticated musicianship, each new body of work from the L.A.-based artist/producer centers on his hyper-imaginative and deeply personal storytelling. To that end, the lifelong musician also known as Quentin Mulligan builds many of his tracks around the countless voicemails he's saved up since his early teens. Raised in Santa Monica, California,…

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Foley

Gritty, dance-able and fearless, innovative pop duo Foley have arrived as fully formed contenders on the world stage. The multi-instrumentalist team of Ash Wallace and Gabriel Everett galvanize with their forward-thinking sound. A singular organism in duo form, their boundary pushing formula bears all the gleaming hooks, infectious rhythm patterns and deft arrangements required for success. Foley…

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Foam and Sand

Foam and Sand is the ambient project of prolific composer Robot Koch. His music is an intriguing dialogue between technology and nature that seems particularly relevant to the times we live in. It's a constantly evolving exploration of that what lies beyond. The Berlin-born and Los Angeles-based award-winning producer has done official remixes for the…

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Finn Andrews

  Since signing a record deal at the tender age of 16, Finn Andrews and his band The Veils have released 5 albums together, appeared in David Lynch’s reboot of Twin Peaks, as well as on soundtracks by luminary film directors Tim Burton and Paolo Sorrentino, and was also recently been commissioned by the Belgian government to write a 20-minute orchestral piece to commemorate the…

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Findlay Brown

Findlay Brown released his 3rd solo album, Slow Light via DPC Records on 4th September, 2015. Written and recorded in New York – home since 2010 – over a two-year period, Slow Light marks a definite return to the folk-pop sound (and songwriting chops) of Findlay’s 2007 debut album Separated By The Sea. Besides the…

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Family of the Year

With their Billboard radio chart debut, Family Of The Year saw "Hero" reach #1 on the Triple-A Top 30 Radio Chart, sitting Top 5 for a record-breaking four months.  “Hero” also landed Top 10 at Alternative Radio.  With the release of Loma Vista, Family Of The Year performed “Hero” on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, CONAN, and Last Call…

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Elina

Nurtured in a small Swedish village embraced by the serene Scandinavian forests, Swedish singer-songwriter and Ivor Novello-nominee, Elina derives her boundless energy from this idyllic setting. Her artistic journey is influenced by the rich tapestry of ‘60s and ‘70s pop-culture icons, including the likes of Joni Mitchell and The Mamas & The Papas, while also…

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Eddie Berman

LA-born, Portland-based folk artistEddie Berman returns with Broken English, his new album of campfire-worthy, cosmic folk rock, where he explores themes surrounding the precarious state of a world sinking deeper into isolation, and its tumultuous effects on our relationship to work, family, technology, and spirituality (presciently written before the Covid pandemic). Berman had planned to…

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