Blondie, led by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein, evolved from punk to a blend of pop, disco, reggae, and hip-hop. Hits like "Heart of Glass" and "Rapture" propelled them to stardom, earning them a spot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2006.
Pete Yorn, an American singer-songwriter known for his 2001 hit debut, plays multiple instruments and helped revive the singer/songwriter genre. Also in The Olms and has duets with Scarlett Johansson.
Los Angeles quartet Jane's Addiction, pioneers of alternative rock in the late '80s/early '90s, known for albums like "Nothing’s Shocking." Created Lollapalooza, famously collaborated with Dave Navarro and Flea.
Pearl's "Magic Mirror" album, a dance-filled, introspective journey similar to a modern-day Alice in Wonderland, celebrates life's phases from self-reflection to love. Known for reflective, feel-good music.
Born in L.A., Beck rose from a '90s one-hit-wonder with "Loser" to a Grammy-winning, genre-blending artist known for "Odelay" & "Morning Phase". Collaborated with Dust Brothers, Jenny Lewis, Paul McCartney.
Atlanta-born Killer Mike, a rapper and social activist known for addressing systemic issues, gained fame with OutKast. His debut 'Monster' hit Billboard Top Ten 2003. Formed Run the Jewels with El-P, acclaimed for sharp, political lyrics. Grammy-winner, collaborated with Big Boi, T.I., featured on films, TV.
Louisiana native Robert Finley, known for his smooth-as-whiskey vocals, collaborates with Dan Auerbach on his fourth album, featuring the rock single "What Goes Around."
LA's Beachwood Sparks, born in 1998, blends cosmic country-pop, drawing from The Byrds & Buffalo Springfield. Known for hits like "Desert Skies," they've released several acclaimed albums & a 2020 vinyl reissue.
S.G. Goodman, from Western Kentucky, combines gritty rock, folk, and grooves in "Old Time Feeling". Known for her unique voice and emotive style, she collaborates with Jim James and champions rural, working-class issues.
London-born, NY-raised Lola Kirke embraces Country music. Known for "Lady for Sale," performed sold-out shows with Jenny Lewis & Margo Price. Collaborated with Elle King and Rosanne Cash.
Multi-Platinum artist Elle King, known for blending genres, hit #1 across four radio charts & won a CMA with Dierks Bentley. Famous for “Ex’s & Oh’s,” she continues to tour widely.
The Killers, formed in Las Vegas in 2002, are renowned for hits like “Mr. Brightside.” With over 25 million albums sold, their awards include multiple Grammys and NME Awards, plus #1 albums in the US, UK, and Australia. Collaborated with producers like Alan Moulder and Flood.
Sunny War, born Sydney Lyndella Ward in Nashville, revitalizes folk and blues music. Known for albums like "Worthless" and "With the Sun," she grew up in various U.S. cities, battled substance issues, and is now based in LA.
