Mixing genres, influences, and languages, the first-generation Mexican-American musician channels heartbreak and charts a new path through his avid curiosity and constant search for new inspiration.

The rising Los Angeles singer-songwriter tears away the façade of social-media perfection to forge an intimate connection with her listeners, offering an opening to self-doubt, introspection, and personal reflection.

After quitting his day job to focus on his music, Joshua Karpeh makes himself known with his smooth songs which belie a sharp social and political perspective.

The moody Latinx musician combines his Mexican heritage with of-the-moment atmospherics on his début album, Para Mí.

On his début album Hypersonic Missiles, the English rocker tackles the zeitgeist and the issues of the day from working-class alienation to white privilege on his blistering tracks.

On his new EP Black Moses, the Los Angeles-based musician continues his journey unpacking his personal struggles with his infectious tracks and invigorating live performances.

After her second self-released single “Only You” started racking up millions of streams, the young musician went from working at McDonald’s to releasing her début EP Junk, combining massive pop hooks with an unerring sense of optimism about the power of staying true to yourself.

Raised between Colombia and Virginia, the musician mixes genres and styles in her lush songs, pulling from her own experience to offer a response to contemporary life.

On his self-titled début album, the English singer-songwriter offers a collection of jangly, catchy indie pop tunes touched with a hint of melancholy as he seeks to connect with his listeners.