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Braids

Braids is an art rock/electronic band from Calgary, Alberta and currently based in Montreal, Quebec. The group formed in 2006, consisting of Raphaelle Standell-Preston, Katie Lee, Austin Tufts and Taylor Smith. Their first album, Native Speaker (2011), has received mostly praise from critics, remarkable for its innovative melodies and Standell-Preston's "dynamic" vocals.Keyboardist Katie Lee left the group during the recording of their 2013 album, Flourish // Perish. Raphaelle Standell-Preston is also the vocal half of Blue Hawaii.The 30th of April 2015 they released 'Deep In The Iris', their third album. Source...

Blossoms

1. Blossoms are an English rock band from Stockport, Greater Manchester. Formed in 2013, the band consists of Tom Ogden (lead vocals, guitar), Charlie Salt (bass, synthesizer, backing vocals), Josh Dewhurst (lead guitar, percussion), Joe Donovan (drums) and Myles Kellock (keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals). They were on the BBC's Sound Of new music list for 2016 where they finished in fourth place. It was commented by the band and several other people that they were one of only two guitar bands on the list, alongside Rat Boy. Blossoms' self-titled debut album was one of the twelve albums nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2017.2. Blossoms is the alias......

beabadoobee

Bea Kristi (born June 3, 2000 in Philippines), known as beabadoobee, is a London-based singer-songwriter. She has formed her own independent, unique bedroom-acoustic sound pulling heartstrings with every beat. Her sensational melodies are influenced by the iconic artists such as Alex G, Karen O and Florist.She has released a collection of EPs ("Lice", "Patched Up", "Loveworm", "Space Cadet") and her debut full-length "Fake It Flowers." Her sound has evolved over the years, drawing influence from 90s alternative rock and space rock. Source...

Brothertiger

John Jagos began recording under the name Brothertiger in Toledo, OH during the summer of 2009. He began recording electronic music in 2006 as Monoteque, an experimental project characterized by tribal beats and pulsing synthesizers. Influenced heavily by the electronic sound of Brian Eno and M83, along with the experimental characteristics of Animal Collective, Caribou, and Yeasayer, Jagos recorded many tracks throughout the final half of 2009. After he released the Apache Feathers EP on the Modicum of Silence net-label, he soon began work on the Vision Tunnels EP. Drawing heavily upon cassette-esque drum tracks and dream-like synths, Brothertiger combines the ethereal......

Blueface

Blueface is an LA based rapper who rose to prominence extremely fast, largely due to his high energy, spur-of-the-moment performances and his tumbling, off-kilter flow. He went viral in late 2018 due to success of songs like “Respect My Cryppin'”, "Dead Locs" and "Thotiana" from his mixtape Famous Cryp. In 2019, he released the mixtape "Dirt Bag" Since then, in 2020, he has released the mixtape Find The Beat. Source

BØRNS

BØRNS may hail originally from the lower peninsula of Michigan but his dreamy blend of folk, glam and electro rock sounds like it comes straight from the cosmos. This tree-house dwelling LA transplant will be bringing his angelic voice and dynamic live show across the U.S. this fall. Do not miss a chance to catch this unique, otherworldly talent. Source

Brookville

Check out his new album called 'Broken Lights' on www.myspace.com/brookville and also check out www.myspace.com/ivy www.myspace.com/ivyfanpageAndy Chase of Brookville is a New York-based musician and producer. He is best known as a member of the band Ivy, and has co-produced and co-written all of the music on Ivy's four critically acclaimed albums, as well as Ivy's score for the Farrelly Brothers movie "Shallow Hal", and Ivy's song I'll Be Near You for the recent film "Bee Season" (Richard Gere, Juliette Binoche). As a producer, he has enjoyed success with the French pop group Tahiti 80, whose debut album 'Puzzle'......

Beefeaters

Beefeaters was a blues/garage rock band from Denmark. Starting out as a early sixties beat outfit, they later changed their sound to a more bluesy style while becoming increasingly popular in clubs. They disbanded in 1964 only to reform a year later with a new line-up including Peter Thorup, eventually releasing their first album, the 1967 self-titled "Beefeaters.". In 1969 their second and final album (excl compilations) "Meet You There" was recorded - including original and solid bluesbased rock with a tinge of psychedelia- a style they pioneered completely in Denmark. Source...