DYLYN

Music oscillates as time does. Moods and motifs repeat at different junctures in time as they mold the future. A confluence of eras, styles, and emotions collide in DYLYN. The Vancouver-based singer, songwriter, and disruptor fuses moments of elation, agony, ecstasy, and triumph into an anachronistic symphony of indie-pop melodies, industrial-inflected heavy rock, and anthemic…

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Christopher Elliott

Pianist, composer,and arranger Christopher Elliott has worked with some of music’s biggest  stars.  From  the  late,  great  Amy  Winehouse,  Mark  Ronson  and  Adeleto Sugababes,    Depeche    Modeand  U.N.K.L.E,  Elliott’s  sonic  flourishes  and embellishments have traversed genres, eras, and formats –also finding fame in film soundtracks, including Baz Luhrmann’s Moulin Rouge! among others. However, after…

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William Fitzsimmons

Over the course of his career, William Fitzsimmons has made his living writing a specific brand of honest and inward-looking folk songs that fearlessly and candidly examine the evolving self while dexterously communicating his talent for robust melodies and catchy instrumentation. Beginning with his debut album, Until When We Are Ghosts, he generated hundreds of…

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Passenger

Mike Rosenberg, better known as Passenger, is a multi-award winning, platinum-selling singer-songwriter from Brighton, England. Although still known for his busking, he long ago made the journey from street corners to stadiums –most notably with “Let Her Go,” which reached #1 in 19 countries and is approaching three billion plays on YouTube. Yet “Let Her…

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BANNERS

English indie-pop act BANNERS (a.k.a. Michael Joseph Nelson) is known for his effervescent melodies and immensely relatable lyrics about the human condition. With Nelson’s latest full-length, All Back to Mine (Nettwerk), out March 29th, it’s safe to say he owns a market share in feel-good anthems streamlined to soundtrack your best life.  “Someone to You,”…

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SYML

SYML is the solo venture of Seattle artist Brian Fennell. Welsh for “simple,” he makes music that taps into the instincts that drive us to places of sanctuary, whether that be a place or a person.  Fennell’s latest offering, Nobody Lives Here, marks his clearest, crispest writing. Written, recorded, and produced by him and his…

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Axel Flóvent

Born and raised in the Northern fishing village of Húsavík, Axel recorded his first EP Forest Fires, it was here where the songs were written under the influence of everything from Bon Iver to Bombay Bicycle Club. It yielded an international phenomenon in the form of the title track, generating over 40 million streams. At…

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The Paper Kites

The Paper Kites have soundtracked major milestones over the past 15 years with their relatable lyrics, sweeping guitar melodies, and spellbinding harmonies. While the Australian five-piece band’s music has made an indelible impact with fans, their songs have also been featured in Grey’s Anatomy, This Is Us, and Virgin River. Their seventh studio album, If…

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Angus & Julia Stone

“Making music has always been pretty simple for us… just something we have to do.” Angus looks over at his sister. There’s a brief pause. He continues, “life is complicated, confusing and strange at times but music isn’t. Not for us. It’s just something we do to feel normal.” Julia nods in agreement.   It’s…

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Mallrat

In Mallrat’s vision of the world, light is more than photons and electromagnetic radiation hitting the eye — it’s a moment of divine intervention. A bold swerve into the metaphysical, this is the premise of the prized Brisbane-born, LA-based pop songwriter and producer’s 2025 sophomore album, Light Hit My Face Like a Straight Right. Set…

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