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This week on Diving In Deep, Sara is joined by rising country artist Mackenzie Carpenter! Mackenzie shares what it's like to not only be in a band with her family, but also with Sara's son Avery. They dive into all things music and songwriting, football, and Mackenzie's style. Mackenzie also shares what her path in music has looked like in the past couple of years and how she's gotten to collaborate with artists like Megan Moroney. Tune into this week's episode to hear more about Mackenzie Carpenter and why she loves cows so much!Listen to Unbroke: (https://ffm.to/seunbroke)About Mackenzie Carpenter:Hailing from the small town of Hull, GA, Mackenzie Carpenter is the spunky blonde girl-next-door who fell in love with music at first sight. She spent her childhood writing songs alongside her brothers and singing in church, and many years later, this outspoken star is breaking the mold for small-town women by sharing her truth. She kickstarted her career as a songwriter in 2021 and has since opened for talents like Miranda Lambert and Megan Moroney, putting her cheeky yet nuanced musical abilities on full display. After signing her first record deal with The Valory Music Co. in 2022, Mackenzie has been named to Spotify's Hot Country 2024 Artists To Watch, CMT's Next Women of Country class of 2023, and Nashville Briefing's Artists To Watch 2023, and she has been featured on countless other spotlight programs. Armed with the knowledge that everyone has a little bit of “hot mess” in them, no matter how shiny the book cover may seem, Carpenter embraces the crazy and tacky things that make life more interesting.LET'S BE SOCIAL:Follow Mackenzie Carpenter:Instagram – (@mackcarpmusic)Tiktok – (@mackcarpmusic)Twitter/X – (@mackcarpmusic)YouTube – (@MackenzieCarpenter)Facebook – (@mackcarpmusic)Website – mackenziecarpentermusic.comFollow Diving in Deep Podcast:Instagram –(@divingindeeppod)TikTok – (@divingindeeppod)Twitter – (@divingindeeppod)Facebook – (@divingindeeppod)Follow Sara Evans: Instagram – (@saraevansmusic)TikTok – (@saraevansmusic)Twitter – (@saraevansmusic)Facebook – (@saraevansmusic)Produced and Edited by: The Cast Collective (Nashville, TN)YouTube – ( @TheCastCollective )Instagram – (@TheCastCollective)Twitter – (@TheCastCollective)Directed by: Erin DuganEdited By: Sean Dugan, Corey Williams, & Michaela Dolphhttps://www.thecastcollective.com

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Zach McPhee grew up in Kelowna, British Columbia with his eyes set on a career in hockey. He grew up in a musically inclined family, with both parents and his brother playing guitar, piano and singing. This was easily passed along to Zach.He first started singing as therapy for a speech impediment. Teammates from his hockey team happened to notice he was pretty good, created a YouTube account and started posting videos of him singing.After years of writing, posting cover songs, and connecting with some folks in the local music community, Zach started working on music that would become his debut EP, Bring On, which he released in 2023.Zach was featured on our annual Artists To Watch in 2023, alongside talented emerging Canadian artists. He is also a semi-finalist in this SiriusXM's Top Of The Country Contest.Connect with Zach McPhee on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook.On The Porch with Front Porch Music is a Front Porch Production and hosted by Logan Miller and Jenna Weishar. On The Porch with Front Porch Music is produced by Jason Saunders. The theme song for this podcast was written, produced, and performed by Owen Riegling.Support the show

We're back with our third annual list of artists we think are going to blow up this year. From rising artists who we think will enter the spotlight to borderline stars we think will take the leap, we're talking about some of the most interesting emerging artists in music today. We also talk about 21 Savage's new project, the Lyrical Lemonade “All is Yellow” feature list, and more!

Wer wird dieses Jahr in der Country-Szene den Durchbruch schaffen? Im «Country Special» nehmen wir einige der verheissungsvollsten Newcomer genauer unter die Lupe. Nicht nur in puncto durchstartender Newcomer wagen wir einen Blick in die Zukunft, wir hören auch eine Auswahl an Country-Acts, welche für dieses Jahr neue Alben angekündigt haben.

Join Timmy Trumpet on SINPHONY Radio Episode #151 as he lists the artists he's keeping a close eye on in 2024. Plus, Timmy premieres his first release of the year.

Need some new music for the new year? We've got you covered with three up and coming artists covering a wide range of sounds. This Week's Picks "Monk" by Alice Longyu Gao "Overtime" by Home Front "Pink Pony Club" by Chappell Roan The Playlist No Repeat Playlist on Spotify No Repeat Playlist on Apple Music B-Sides Unofficial B-Sides Playlist Support the Show No Repeat on Patreon Buy No Repeat Merch Submit a Challenge No Repeat on Twitter Email us: norepeatpod[at]gmail[dot]com Follow Us Follow Tyler on Instagram Follow Shaun on Instagram Follow Taylor on Instagram

If you haven't heard these artists names yet, you're about to in 2024! Let me put you on to 21 dance music acts that are rising stars in their respective genres from house to techno to dubstep and beyond

Join me, Larry Flick (Vero) and Lee Bennett (Teases And Dares Blog) as we pick our choices of incredible new artists to watch out for in 2024. Hope you find some in here that you love and let us know your recommendations as well! Please check out all previous episodes of #SuchAGoodFeeling on Apple and Spotify and thanks for listening.

In this 4-episode series, Sofia looks back at the music that moved her this year, & looks forward to 2024. Up third: artists to watch in 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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20 minutes, 11 artists to watch: this is the Loud + Queer Mixtape for 2023.  Across genres and communities – we've found queer artists from around Australia and the world, then gone behind the music to hear their stories.  Here are our picks:   (00:23) Cecilia Brandolini talks the long process creating break-up track 'Stay' (01:55) PENI PARKER on performing 'Disrupt' and overcoming an awful 2022 (03:42) V talks the Foundation Bells on 'Faithless' and dealing with loss (05:44) Kaiyah Mercedes on writing Heartstopper-inspired 'Hide with Me' (07:28) Sarah Yagki talks the conflicting dualities she explores in 'Alone' (09:14) Myllo on 'DAWN' and unpacking his own queer desire and trauma (10:50) Tom Nethersole talks tweaking 'Thrill of the Chase' for those in a rush (12:44) Greg Gould on getting 'Marching On' party-ready for Darwin Pride (14:29) Dirty Versachi talks Jamaica Moana collab 'Don't Go Thru My Phone' (16:04) John Greska on 'Sweater Aesthetic' and creating low-tempo folk pop (18:01) Grace Newton-Wordsworth talks Joan and the Giants' 'Cool Kid'   Stream the songs where you get your music, and catch up with Loud + Queer anytime on your preferred podcast platform.  Just search 'Loud + Queer Talks'.More from us: https://linktr.ee/loudandqueersynSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While not a Seattle household name yet, Diery — is a bit of a celebrity in the Senegal Music scene. He's amassed a sizable online following with his engaging Instagram threads, in which he highlights Guitar freestyles , song covers & dance challenges to his music . Diery was just 13 years old when he started composing. He is absolutely thrilled to be able to take on the new wave of Afro Pop and hopefully inspire the next generation of musical ideas and creative talents. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theafricanexcellistpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theafricanexcellistpodcast/support

Each Sunday evening, Diane Miller hosts “The Local Show” on sister station, The Current. She joined MPR News host Cathy Wurzer to talk about Minnesota artists to watch.

DJ Smitty Your DJ shared his top 3 songs and was put on the spot to name artists that we should watch out for.Listen to the full episode!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-create-the-vibes-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Continuing with the second season of On The Porch with Front Porch Music, we had Dayna Reid - a newcomer to the Canadian country music scene. 2023 is going to be a breakout year for Dayna. She was introduced to us as Open Road Recordings' latest signing in September of 2022 at the CCMA Awards in Calgary. Since that introduction, she released her debut ep Back To The Trailer, released her debut single "She's Me" to country radio, and was announced as the iHeart Radio Future Star. We're just at the beginning of the year, but as one of our Artists To Watch in 2023, we predict that this will be a huge year for her.Dayna joined us for an episode of the podcast, and it was so nice to get to know her! Have a listen to the episode and try not to fall in love with her like we have!On The Porch with Front Porch Music Season 2 Episode 2: “Farm Field, Farm Field, Giraffe ... with Dayne Reid” Thanks so much for coming back for Season 2 of On The Porch with Front Porch Music. If you liked it, please rate, review and subscribe … It's the easiest way to support our show. Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join us On The Front Porch, every other Tuesday.On The Porch with Front Porch Music is a Front Porch Production and hosted by Logan Miller and Jenna Weishar. On The Porch with Front Porch Music is produced by Jason Saunders. The theme song for this podcast was written, produced, and performed by Owen Riegling.Support the show

Brailey Jones and Kevin Kissner break down the top artists that you need to follow in 2023. What's the going to be the new trend in country music moving forward? The fellas also discussed how there is going to be a new wave of female artists coming in to take over country music!

Join myself , Larry Flick (Vero/Billboard) and Lee Bennett (Teases and Dares Blog) as we choose our favourite new artists to watch out for this year. As always its an eclectic diverse mixture from three people who love discovering new music and sharing it with the world! Hopefully you'll find artists you'll love too and please follow/stream them if you do. Also please follow/like/comment if you enjoy this podcast and you can find all other episodes streaming now including interviews with incredible creatives about the moments that changed everything for them including Claire Richards, Richard X, Stephen Lipson , Karen Poole and Biff Stannard.

We're excited to share some up and coming artists with you this week. Keep an eye on these ones this year. This Week's Picks "On My Way" by Dazy "Radio" by Bershy "Magma" by Scrimmage Related Links Stereogum's Bands to Watch Column Taylor's Bands to Watch Playlist The Playlist No Repeat Playlist on Spotify No Repeat Playlist on Apple Music B-Sides Unofficial B-Sides Playlist Support the Show No Repeat on Patreon Submit a Challenge No Repeat on Twitter Email us: norepeatpod[at]gmail[dot]com Follow Us Follow Tyler on Twitter Follow Shaun on Instagram Follow Taylor on Twitter

Join us as we keep it 100 about current events in the entertainment industry & feature up and coming artists. Today we featuring a hot Tik Tok rapper @demontrae_27 @Multiverse Media & actor Brandon Lavelle @brandonlavelle We showcase their talent and talk about the struggles of making it as an artist in these streets! Thanks for stopping by! Please subscribe/support/shop & share! www.madhatterproduction.com 00:00 - 04:52 - Intro04:52 - 12:13 - Guests Intro12:13 - 21:02 - Pause with Sam Jay 21:02 - 28:43 - @demontrae_27 Tik Tok Bars and Bangers28:43 - 32:08 - Does Tik Tok Cheapen Your Art?32:08 - 39:21 - Real Recognize Rizzle 39:21 - 44:00 - Freestyle Session44:00 - 49:36 - @Brandon Lavelle Reel 49:36 - 52:14 - Guest Sign Out52:14 - 53:44 - Show Sign Out

Music Is A Team Sport Feat. Dat Boi Jizzal & Young SauceIn this episode Durell is joined by two indie hip-hop artists Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce. Durell begins the episode talking with Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce, asking them about their earliest memories of music. Dat Boi Jizzal shares that his earliest memories of music was him listening to Flavor Flav and Public Enemy. Young Sauce shares that his earliest memories of music was his mom buying him a LL Cool J album. He shares that he loved that his mom bought him his first rap album because most mothers don't buy their kids rap music to begin with. Durell asks Dat Boi Jizzal what it was like to grow up on the westside of Atlanta. He shares that it was a pretty rough neighborhood and there was a lot of violence and he was glad that he was able to survive and have the opportunity to pursue music. Durell asks Young Sauce what it was like growing up in the Midwest. Young Sauce shared that music is what really saved him from staying out of trouble. Durell shares that music is so powerful and it really makes a difference in helping people through growing up through tough times. Durell shares that he didn't grow up in the streets or was disenfranchised but he did learn about what that was like through some of his childhood friends who came up through that. Young Sauce asks Durell about what it was like growing up in Orlando as an African American because he had heard stories about them being mistreated. Durell shares that he didn't see a lot of mistreatment because it really depended on the part of Orlando that you came up through. He shares that he grew up in a very middle class neighborhood.Durell and Dat Boi Jizzal talk about him being a part of a legendary hip-hop group called Dem Franchize Boyz. Durell asks how they all met and Jizzal shares that they all went to the same high school. He shares that when they all met he was the only one doing music at the time. Jizzal shared that they formed the group after they started recording in a home studio. After they formed the group they started getting some of their records playing in the city and that led to them recording and releasing their hit record “In My White Tee”. Durell asks Jizzal what it was like to be signed to a major record label. Jizzal shares that being signed to a major label was great, and they were signed to several labels throughout their run as a group. Jizzal shares that the exposure was great because of the access to people and resources. He shares that when the group signed with So So Def and Jermaine, it changed his life because he refers to Jermaine as a Berry Gordy type of guy. Durell and Jizzal talk about him starting his company Gutta Entertainment and that he was able to sell 10,000 units as an independent artist. He shares that at that time he was still doing some big tours such as “The Scream Tour” with artists like Bow Wow. He shares that during that time he also had several artists that he was helping develop including Young Sauce. Durell shares that at that time there was so much to be said for being able to push units hand to hand. Durell shares that when indie artists build and establish their brand they are then able to convert interested fans into supporters. Durell and Jizzal talk about the power of being able to be a global artist. He shares that one of the great things about being global is the opportunities that he still gets to be able to go and get money overseas. He shares that he doesn't take that for granted because there are artists that have had success in the past overseas but aren't able to still go back and touch all of the people that still love and appreciate them across the pond. Durell and Young Sauce talk about the work that he has been putting in as an independent artist. He dropped a mixtape called “Back To Basics”. He shared that he was named one of the Fall 2021“Artists To Watch” in ``XXL Magazine. Durell talks with Jizzal and Young Sauce about their collaboration called “Talk Yo Shit”. Durell shares that he loves that they have come together to work as a team.Durell ends the episode talking with Jizzal about his cooking show called “Lean In The Pot Wit It”: Jizzal's Ghetto Gourmet. Young Sauce talks about their collaboration project called “Talk My Shit” and they are going to begin working on their next project called “The Blues Brothers”. Jizzal is also working on his book called “Ain't Nothing Wrong With The Truth. Jizzal also talks about the power of teamwork. For more information on Dat Boi Jizzal & Young Sauce please visit their Instagram Profiles below:Dat Boy Jizzal- IG: @datboijizzalYoung Sauce- IG: @youngsauce_dagodGot What U Need NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwun.network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GWUNNetwork Website: https://gwunnetwork.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeA-JJasR0-64nBb1efDJ1Q/featured

Music Is A Team Sport Feat. Dat Boi Jizzal & Young SauceIn this episode Durell is joined by two indie hip-hop artists Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce. Durell begins the episode talking with Dat Boi Jizzal and Young Sauce, asking them about their earliest memories of music. Dat Boi Jizzal shares that his earliest memories of music was him listening to Flavor Flav and Public Enemy. Young Sauce shares that his earliest memories of music was his mom buying him a LL Cool J album. He shares that he loved that his mom bought him his first rap album because most mothers don't buy their kids rap music to begin with. Durell asks Dat Boi Jizzal what it was like to grow up on the westside of Atlanta. He shares that it was a pretty rough neighborhood and there was a lot of violence and he was glad that he was able to survive and have the opportunity to pursue music. Durell asks Young Sauce what it was like growing up in the Midwest. Young Sauce shared that music is what really saved him from staying out of trouble. Durell shares that music is so powerful and it really makes a difference in helping people through growing up through tough times. Durell shares that he didn't grow up in the streets or was disenfranchised but he did learn about what that was like through some of his childhood friends who came up through that. Young Sauce asks Durell about what it was like growing up in Orlando as an African American because he had heard stories about them being mistreated. Durell shares that he didn't see a lot of mistreatment because it really depended on the part of Orlando that you came up through. He shares that he grew up in a very middle class neighborhood.Durell and Dat Boi Jizzal talk about him being a part of a legendary hip-hop group called Dem Franchize Boyz. Durell asks how they all met and Jizzal shares that they all went to the same high school. He shares that when they all met he was the only one doing music at the time. Jizzal shared that they formed the group after they started recording in a home studio. After they formed the group they started getting some of their records playing in the city and that led to them recording and releasing their hit record “In My White Tee”. Durell asks Jizzal what it was like to be signed to a major record label. Jizzal shares that being signed to a major label was great, and they were signed to several labels throughout their run as a group. Jizzal shares that the exposure was great because of the access to people and resources. He shares that when the group signed with So So Def and Jermaine, it changed his life because he refers to Jermaine as a Berry Gordy type of guy. Durell and Jizzal talk about him starting his company Gutta Entertainment and that he was able to sell 10,000 units as an independent artist. He shares that at that time he was still doing some big tours such as “The Scream Tour” with artists like Bow Wow. He shares that during that time he also had several artists that he was helping develop including Young Sauce. Durell shares that at that time there was so much to be said for being able to push units hand to hand. Durell shares that when indie artists build and establish their brand they are then able to convert interested fans into supporters. Durell and Jizzal talk about the power of being able to be a global artist. He shares that one of the great things about being global is the opportunities that he still gets to be able to go and get money overseas. He shares that he doesn't take that for granted because there are artists that have had success in the past overseas but aren't able to still go back and touch all of the people that still love and appreciate them across the pond. Durell and Young Sauce talk about the work that he has been putting in as an independent artist. He dropped a mixtape called “Back To Basics”. He shared that he was named one of the Fall 2021“Artists To Watch” in ``XXL Magazine. Durell talks with Jizzal and Young Sauce about their collaboration called “Talk Yo Shit”. Durell shares that he loves that they have come together to work as a team.Durell ends the episode talking with Jizzal about his cooking show called “Lean In The Pot Wit It”: Jizzal's Ghetto Gourmet. Young Sauce talks about their collaboration project called “Talk My Shit” and they are going to begin working on their next project called “The Blues Brothers”. Jizzal is also working on his book called “Ain't Nothing Wrong With The Truth. Jizzal also talks about the power of teamwork. For more information on Dat Boi Jizzal & Young Sauce please visit their Instagram Profiles below:Dat Boy Jizzal- IG: @datboijizzalYoung Sauce- IG: @youngsauce_dagodGot What U Need NetworkInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwun.network/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GWUNNetwork Website: https://gwunnetwork.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeA-JJasR0-64nBb1efDJ1Q/featured

Cole & Cooper bring on SiahThyLegend to talk about 8 CHH artists that are young (18 or under) that you should watch out for before they blow up!Artists talked about in this video SiahThyLegend: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3dBTzBPwW7nsGRt5RJXTGn?si=zsBoDxgLSMyXUJAGquCv7g Joseph Goulding: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0F6SbLHtWRtX6nmmyTuXp0?si=BhTCeXc1Tdu6zB8_mgEhbQ Alvin Cedric: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7zhDtRe1rv0IyG2CxQBYMp?si=xucbfz3ER36yORR-gLLkLQ LLC Flame: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2K7pASLzTcuXPT8ZYbi3M4?si=X-hCnc4KQKqqXj-PbrTOqQ Tuví: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3mlijGStey9vcFCj2n2kJK?si=qqLm3ujWRpS-aNAS49KVFA grantdakidd: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0CVJbDZmaCQcNWqYjlv0rl?si=zjeplVsBTEu9tfooVRWa6A Hylem: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4YOVgsinUGu3wwyOlD7pDh?si=NDoeYz6CThS3k7A5WZc-Tw=

Meet Davis Evanoff. Named one of 'Columbus' 20 Artists To Watch' by Tuned Up in 2020, this producer and songwriter has released a cinematic masterpiece with "In Dreams, I Rise". Davis tells Jess about the making of the EP, and how it reflects a destruction and discovery of self. Plus, he opens up about faith, living with autism, and how he experiences God. Connect @Davisevanoff Buy/stream the EP "In Dreams, I Rise" here: https://apple.co/3wpT44z MUSIC Dreams by Davis Evanoff Runby Davis Evanoff Stranger's Houseby Davis Evanoff Alone byDavis Evanoff Rise by Davis Evanoff Cranberries by Davis Evanoff GET PODCAST MERCH HERE: tee.pub/lic/YOUMEPOD SPONSORS JesusWired is your number 1 source for Christian music news, reviews and interviews. Visit them now at JesusWired.com. Are you a creator? Soundstripe gives you unlimited access to royalty free music from some of the world's best composers. Go to SOUNDSTRIPE.COM and enter YOUMEPOD to get 10% off at checkout. SUBSCRIBE/CONNECT/LET'S BE FRIENDS: linktr.ee/betweenyoumepod Produced by Joshua Norman Media

Season 6 is already off to great start and that also means the return of our Music Monday episodes. On this episode, we hang out with East African artist Layne Tadesse. The Eritrea native talks to us about his culture and how his unique style has his fans and other wanting more. Layne also goes over his future musical projects and concludes with a performance of one of his hit songs. Follow Layne Tedesse www.laynetadesse.com www.newnatinrecords.com IG: @layne_tadesse Facebook: @laynetadessemusic

In this year's list, Imvnzi and Sound Curator showcase some of their favorite tracks from the top 10 artists that will be making waves in 2022. This is the KIF Top 10 Artists to Watch in 2022! #KIFArtistsToWatch #AreYouKiffing Time-stamped tracklist available on our website 

New Hip Hop Artists to watch! Join us on the hottest hip hop and entertainment podcast as we discuss the latest trending topics and showcase the hottest musicians, comedians, and artists in the industry! Today we have @demarRandy and @bodi_el_maestro in the building and we are showcasing their latest music! Demar has that fire straight outta compton! Bodi is a Reggaeton artist coming straight for the ladies. Watch out J Balvin! Kick it with us and let's check out their tracks. Are they hot or not? We also discuss Kendrick Lamar and other current topics. Thanks for stopping by! Please subscribe/support/shop here - www.madhatterproduction.com00:00-05:02 - Intro/Patreon/T-Shirts05:02 - 11:12 - Bodi & Demar Intro11:12 - 14:13 - Janet Jackson Roast14:13 - 19:13 - R.I.P. 19:13 - 22:13 - Calm-ala22:13 - 30:09 - Mi Vida by Bodi30:09 - 35:11 - Ridin' Round Compton by Demar Randy35:11 - 50:58 - Como Lo Menea by Bodi50:58 - 1:02:45 - Goodnight by Demar Randy1:02:45 - 1:05:11 - Respect My Gangsta by Demar Randy1:05:11 - 1:29:24 - Kendrick Lamar Chat1:29:24 - 1:40:59 - Shoutouts & Sign Outs

Rising star Lily Rose celebrates headlining Amazon Music's 2022 Artist to Watch list, and shares her dream of a boozy collaboration with Miranda Lambert. Also: Amber and Kelly introduce a crop of future stars, spill some tea, and rediscover the music of Shania Twain.New episodes of Country Heat Weekly release on Thursdays.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the first episode of 2022 James looks to the year ahead and identifies where the great Country music is coming from. He gives a shout out to a series of artists to watch out for, albums to check out and predicts three big trends that he expects to see in the industry.Oh, and he doesn't mention Covid at all! (Spoiler - he does)

Berlin-based, international art platform, Art Connect invited me to be a guest curator for their Artist to Watch section to select artists from the open call in September. In this episode, I feature three of the five selected artists: Elinor Sahm, Jia-Jen Lin, and Meaghan Gates. If you like this podcast series, you can support and buy me a coffee. :) www.buymeacoffee.com/tuce

Gearing up to release her new “Prado Monroe” EP at the end of this week we had the pleasure of sitting down with one of the fastest-growing artists from Canada right now! Prado who first got her start during the SoundCloud era has been grinding for the past year for this moment and sat down with us to talk about the new project, her single “Gucci Store”, + much more!Follow Gabe on IG: https://bit.ly/3cpvsEM​​Follow On The Radar On IG: https://bit.ly/3n3tP1Q​​Follow On The Radar On Twitter: https://bit.ly/2VYj8lm​​Follow On The Radar on Facebook: https://bit.ly/2VWjJnB​​Follow On The Radar on Tik Tok: https://bit.ly/2JNPcWI​​Follow On The Radar On iHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/39UZUW1​​Follow On The Radar On Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/370ITYD​​#Prado #OnTheRadar #Interview

Ingenuity. We love it in our guitars and in our musicians. For this episode, we talk to a pair of artists who may not be on your radar yet, but will be soon: the Native Heart's Jon Torrance is a fanatical music educator and musician based in Michigan. He relishes the new, whether it's genres, covers, or skills like video editing. We then check in with Santa Barbara, California singer-songwriter Conner Cherland, a young artist with a knack for writing songs... a lot of songs. He talks about his unique and prolific creative process ("When you're failing constantly, you want to get better quickly"), his favorite Breedlove guitars and a lot more. https://www.facebook.com/thenativeheartmusic https://connercherland.com Acoustic Voices: A Guitar Podcast is an all-new collaboration between Breedlove Guitars and the Fretboard Journal magazine. We hope you enjoy it. https://breedlovemusic.com/ https://www.fretboardjournal.com/ Love the show? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends.

New hip hop artists to watch right here on the 100 podcast! Join us as we showcase their new music. Each artist brings their own flavor of hip hop in this latest episode! Thanks for stopping by. Please subscribe/support/shop here - https://linktr.ee/Djmadhatter00:00 - 7:29 - Show & Guest Intro7:29 - 21:33 - @Zreignn "Back for the Best"21:33 - 41:34 - @JoaiNej "OD"41:34 - 55:50 - @Demontre_27 "I Don't Know"55:50 - 1:09:52 - @xpresstheartist_ "Bentley Truck"1:09:52 - 1:13:23 - Shout Outs/Show Close

The severe winter storm in Northern California reached winds of up to 70 mph, knocking over trees, fences and power lines. It also highlighted how the region is caring for those living without shelter; we survey the damage and talk with Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg about how the city is caring for its unhoused residents, including a look at Project Roomkey under Governor Newsom. Plus, a tribute to recently passed influential rapper MF Doom and modern music highlights this year. Today's Guests CapRadio News Editor Kris Hooks checks-in on the damage caused by the winter storm in Northern California and how unhoused residents were affected after winds of up to 70 mph knocked over trees, fences, and power lines  Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg on the available warming centers and shelters and how the city is caring for those that are homeless  CapRadio PolitiFact California Reporter Chris Nichols discusses Project Roomkey, a program that has leased hotel rooms for unhoused Californians, and if it’s worked under Governor Newsom during the pandemic  Loaves and Fishes Advocacy Director Joseph Smith on the needs of those that are unhoused during the winter storm  CapRadio Assistant Program Director and Modern Music Director Nick Brunner pays tribute to recently deceased rapper MF Doom and highlights new music in 2021 

On this episode of Tap'd In, Piet gives us his "Artists to Watch" 2021. Full article and lineup here: https://bit.ly/3sHhfJ0

Episode 4 of TopShelf kicks off the new year properly with topics including: - Artists To Watch in 2021 - Eminem vs. Snoop Dogg - Dr. Dre in the hospital - Bobby Shmurda being released from prison - Drakes New Album Dropping - Von Miller's recent scandal - West Coast Music - Tory Lanez feat. Da Baby - New Generation respecting the old generation of Hip Hop Music TopShelf Playlist: Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/topshelf-playlist/pl.u-4JomXg2FaG66pN Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/sgzlhs5ngjrzkoyf024cljawt/playlist/5BZw8xbEXcngjQEwsdR8Ha?si=hOXVs4CcTo-jME6C1b0CXA Tidal: https://tidal.com/playlist/4ca347a6-2f67-48f0-bba7-d384cd989019 www.beatsxbeers.com

Auch dieses Jahr strecken die Macher und Macherinnen der SRF 3 Musiksendungen ihren Finger in die Luft und wagen eine Prognose für dieses Jahr. Ich schicke gleich zwei Schweizer Electroacts ins Rennen.  Jurassier in London: Gaspar Narby Gaspar Narby ist ein 24-jähriger Multi-Instrumentalist, Songwriter und Produzent aus dem Kanton Jura. Ursprünglich inspiriert von Acts wie Bonobo oder Massive Attack, fing der junge Musiker 2017 mit dem Produzieren elektronischer downtempo Tracks an. Bands wie The Young Gods liessen sich von ihm Remixes anfertigen. In jüngster Zeit klingen seine Songs aber vielmehr wie moderne Popsongs. Auch die internationale Fachpresse liebt ihn heiss. Seit vier Jahren lebt Narby in London und studierte an der Goldsmiths University Popmusik. Funfact: An der gleichen Universität studierte auch Neo-Soul-Wunderkind James Blake.   Eroberer der Dancefloors: Shiffer Patrik Schifferle aka Shiffer veröffentlicht auf den wichtigsten Electrolabels Technotracks für die grossen Ravehallen. Der Basler steht selbst aber nur ungern auf der Bühne und verbrachte schon vor der Pandemie seine Samstagabende lieber im Studio als in den Clubs. Mittlerweile sind seine Tracks auf solch hohem Niveau produziert und so begehrt, dass er seine Musik auf erfolgreichen Szenelabels wie zum Beispiel Siamese, Link öffnet in einem neuen Fenster oder Innervisions, Link öffnet in einem neuen Fenster veröffentlicht.   Hier findest du alle Artists To Watch 2021.   Den Platz für das wöchentliche DJ Set nimmt dieses mal Shiffer ein und beweist uns mit seinem Mixtape aus eigenen (unveröffentlichten) Produktionen, wieso er einer der Hoffnungsträger in Sachen CH-Electro ist.    Track IDs Mixtape Shiffer (22 - 24H): Shiffer Octalove Shiffer Breastbone Blues Shiffer Chaos in Cosmos Shiffer Moorgarten Shiffer Pure Shiffer Errorist Shiffer Heart Over Head Shiffer Jimmy Shiffer Moraine Shiffer Hundertwasser

There’s no denying that TikTok shaped the music industry in 2020, one viral song at a time. So, which of these artists will have a massive 2021? This is Billboard News Now. 

Top 10 country songs of 2021? Top 10 country albums? Of course it's subjective and if you think your favorite artist has been intentionally slighted, you may be right. Artists To Watch lists are also popular this time of year and to understand how to interpret them there's some things you need to know about the motives of the people writing them. And there's some things to look for to pick apart the good ones from the bad ones. Thanks to everyone who's subscribed and double thanks if you've left a rating or review somewhere along the way. Tweet: Find me @BillyDukes

1-54 Webinar | Artists to Watch: Anya Paintsil and DuduBloom More 18 October 2020 Join Touria El Glaoui as she speaks with two artists, Anya Paintsil (Ed Cross Fine Art) and DuduBloom More (Berman Contemporary), to discuss their sold-out solo booths at 1-54 London 2020 and their practices in textiles. www.1-54.com

Tems is a Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer whose sound is both sweetly intimate yet global in nature, and having barely been in the game for three years, she has appeared on multiple “Artists To Watch” lists around the world and with good reason.  With a fusion of alternative R&B, neo-soul, and pop-rooted hooks, she's created a sound that is all her own, approaching her music with a freedom to experiment and express herself through her deeply soulful voice.  Knowing that music was always her calling, Tems chats openly and honestly about her desire to achieve perfectionism and authenticity in every aspect of her creative pursuit, even when the odds were stacked against her.   Outro Song: Damages Apple Music Spotify Youtube Featured Tracks: Tems - Interference Apple Music Spotify YouTube Tems - Try Me Apple Music Spotify Youtube ODDIO - Love Me Down (feat Tems) Spotify YouTube Tems - Mr Rebel Apple Music Spotify YouTube Tems - Looku Looku Apple Music Spotify YouTube Khalid, Disclosure - Know Your Worth (feat. Davido, Tems) Apple Music Spotify YouTube Tems - Ice T Apple Music Spotify YouTube MASSIVE shout out to Tems for the generous use of her music in bringing this podcast to life.  Be a quiet, cool and confident with Tems on Facebook Instagram Twitter Follow Texx Talks on Facebook Instagram Twitter for our amazing collab with #FokofLager - we are bringing some cheer to everyone by giving away some cool swag- details on our social channels.

In this episode, Fred interviews country music artists Hannah Ellis and Nick Wayne, who recently got engaged. Ellis, a Kentucky native, appeared on Rolling Stone's "Artists To Watch" list, while CMT named her one of their "Next Women of Country." The outgoing singer spoke with Fred after a show, and they talked palate preferences, bananas foster and tasting whiskey. Wayne, meanwhile, as a 2019 'Listen Up' Artist by CMT, while Rolling Stone Country touted Nick in late 2018 as its 'Artist You Need To Know.' The laid back Nick talks with Fred about the music business and his songwriting process, and of course, whiskey comes into play as well. Whiskeys tasted: Jack Daniel's Barrel Pick (8:18) Barrell Bourbon 1 (32:59) EPISODE SUMMARY Not only did Hannah go to school with one of Fred's former colleagues, Nick is a bourbon enthusiast who has a song series titled "Bourbon Neat." Here are a few of the topics Fred landed on with his dual guests: Hannah revealed her love of pizza and charcuterie - anything and everything savory - so Fred did his best to find bourbons to meet her palate halfway. She partook of a Jack Daniel's barrel pick, which satisfied her love of bananas foster and banana-flavored cocktails. I couple of drops of water helped smooth out the whiskey for her. Along the way, Fred points out that Jack Daniel's whiskey is actually a bourbon, but JD chooses to call it a Tennessee Whiskey for marketing purposes. They also get into the prevalence of marketing in a broad sense. As Fred notes, "Most of everything in this world is marketing, and most marketing is bullshit." Hannah also reveals that her first drink was a margarita, not whiskey, mostly because her dad was a margarita drinker on family vacations. Fred spoke with Nick about songwriting and why we don't hear the word "bourbon" in song often. They also talked about themes in country music, and the prevalence of trucks, tractors and the actual word "country" in today's current songs. Nick talks about his songs that were recorded by Keith Urban and Tim McGraw/Faith Hill. Once the whiskey starts flowing, Nick compares the BCS Bourbon 1 to Stagg Jr., "but without the burn." On the road, he typically drinks Buffalo Trace on the rocks. Nothing wrong with "budget bourbon." He also reveals that Wayne is his middle name and not his last name (his real last name is Richardson), and won't admit that he wishes his first name was Bruce. Who wouldn't want to be called "Bruce Wayne"? QUOTABLES Hannah, talking about her "breakup" with bourbon a few years ago, blamed it on a single session of overindulgence: "A bottle of Wild Turkey did me in." Perhaps the quote of the show came from Nick, however, came as he talked about sharing stories over whiskey: "Bourbon is a sharing spirit but also there's a spirit in it that you start sharing." RESOURCES FOLLOW HANNAH https://hannahellismusic.com/home https://www.facebook.com/hannahellismusic/ https://www.instagram.com/HannahGreyEllis/ https://twitter.com/hannahgreyellis https://www.youtube.com/user/hannahgreyellis FOLLOW NICK https://www.nickwaynemusic.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/hannahgreyellis https://twitter.com/NickWayneMusic https://www.instagram.com/nickwaynemusic/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvb3w7KY_-kM3Krnu-qSAkw FOLLOW FRED htps://www.instagram.com/fredminnick/ https://twitter.com/FredMinnick https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyE_GJtYr3yowks2iv1o4jg https://www.facebook.com/fred.minnick/ SPONSORS Michter's: https://michters.com/ B-Line (Northern Kentucky Bourbon Trail): https://findyoursippingpoint.com/ Distillery 291: https://distillery291.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this new quarantined world Jude McClaren, host of The JTM, is releasing two episodes a week and with this release he details the other side to him. He talks about his music interests and what he has been rocking with lately but more importantly shares some artists and new recommendations with you, the listener. Hear Jude talk about sports, music, and life every Friday on The JTM Podcast! If you enjoy the show leave a 5-star review and subscribe to the feed. - Strive Network --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/judespodmuseum/support

Sam Tompkins started busking on the streets of the United Kingdom at the age of 16 years old. Sam really wanted to buy a hat from a store but couldn't afford the money. His friends knew Sam could sing so they egged him on to go on the street and sing so he could make money to buy the hat. Within 20 minutes he had the 15 pounds to afford the hat. Here we are six years later Sam is one of the most emerging artists in the UK and the world. He sold out his first UK tour called 'From My Sleeve to the World' towards the end of 2019 and was chosen as Youtube UKs Top 10 artists to watch in 2020. Sam connects with his fans on the deepest level because just like his album title, his music really is worn on his sleeve. He leaves it all out there for everyone to hear and see. Sam talks about how Ed Sheeran has played a significant role in his life. I believe in a few years Sam will be more popular than one of his biggest role models, Ed Sheeran himself. Dont believe me? Go check him out!

It’s been incredibly interesting to watch Rochester’s music scene grow over the past few years. Options for shows were pretty limited, especially for younger music fans, when I first poked my head around the music scene in 2014. Fast forward to now, and there’s a genuine venue ladder and scores of bands across all genres, giving even the casual music fan options on a nightly basis. 

This episode we are joined by Taylor Acorn, an up and coming singer-songwriter who is one of our "Artists To Watch in 2019." She's definitely one we're betting on. Taylor recently made the move to Nashville and talks about what it has been like to be fully immersed in the Nashville environment. We talk about her writing style and how it continues to evolve with the new experiences in Nashville. She also shares which artists both in country and other genres shaped her into the artist she is today.

This episode we are joined by Taylor Acorn, an up and coming singer-songwriter who is one of our "Artists To Watch in 2019." She's definitely one we're betting on. Taylor recently made the move to Nashville and talks about what it has been like to be fully immersed in the Nashville environment. We talk about her writing style and how it continues to evolve with the new experiences in Nashville. She also shares which artists both in country and other genres shaped her into the artist she is today.

From British punk-rap to 1970s-influenced country to morbid electronic pop, a guide to new artists to watch. Guest: The New York Times's Jon Pareles.

All this year, NPR Music and its member stations will be following a group of outstanding new and emerging artists from local music scenes across the globe for a series we're calling Slingshot. On this week's All Songs Considered, we talk to some of the music directors from our partner stations about the artists they chose for this year's list. Some are hometown favorites, and others are rising stars from abroad.

NICOLE ATKINS is the heir to the legacy of Roy Orbison, Lee Hazelwood, Sinatra, Aretha, Carole King, Candi Staton. NPR stated “A voice that could melt the heart of a devil�� Named Rolling Stone�s "Top 10 Artists To Watch" in 2007 for her debut album �Neptune City�, Atkins has appeared on numerous late night TV shows, including “The Late Show with David Letterman�, “Conan�, and “Later� with Jools Holland�, and featured in media outlets ranging from the New York Times to Time magazine. �Goodnight Rhonda Lee� is her fourth studio record. It�s a vintage soul album and tells the story of Nicole finding her voice, and how, in doing so, she went a little crazy. ALBERT CUMMINGS writes, plays and sings the blues like nobody else. He has played with blues legends B.B. King, Johnny Winter, and Buddy Guy. Taken with Albert�s fire and passion bassist Tommy Shannon and drummer Chris Layton, of the band Double Trouble, the late Stevie Ray Vaughan�s rhythm section, volunteered to play on and produce his solo debut recording, 2003�s self-released From the Heart. B.B. King dubbed Cummings “a great guitarist.� 'Someone Like You' is Albert's newest recording. WoodSongs Kid: Felix Sparling is a 13-year-old ukulele player from Berkley, California.

Jillian Jacqueline stopped by and didn't want to talk about her life.  Listen, after you do radio tour that's the last thing you really want to talk about.  So we stick to fan girling Lori McKenna, Sarah Buxton, and Natalie Hemby.  We do chat about other things: females in country music, songwriting, and breaking down her newest record Side A.  Determined to do things her own way, she is taking the music scene by storm.  Her track “Reasons” found it's way into Spotify’s Viral 50 USA list while gathering over 12 million streams on this platform alone. Named early on as one of Rolling Stone’s “10 New Country Artists You Need To Know” and praised by American Songwriter as “catchy and radio-ready as hell,“ Jacqueline has been named one of Vevo’s dscvr 2018 Artists To Watch and Pandora’s Country Artists To Watch 2018 after being selected for CMT’s coveted Next Women of Country list, as well as the network’s tastemaking “17 for 2017” rundown of emerging artists.  Visit for tour dates and everything in-between.  Follow Jillian on Twitter @jillianjmusic and Instagram @jillianjacqueline.  Thanks to  for the love on this episode.

Wir orakeln uns schon mal ins nächste Jahr und stellen euch die spannendsten neuen Deutschrap-Künstler für 2018 vor. Ausgestattet mit unendlich viel Sachverstand, legen wir euch mit dieser Folge 13 Künstler ans Herz, die man auf dem Zettel haben sollte. Wir wagen den berüchtigten Blick in die Glaskugel, und landen durch das Hip Hop Quiz irgendwie im Schlafzimmer von Macklemore. Zeitgeist 2018, Lieferung frei Haus!

Host Louise Burns gives you her picks for Canadian indie artists to watch in 2017, including the Courtneys, Del Bel and Zaki Ibrahim.

Es ist uns eine liebgewordene Tradition: Am Ende des Jahres schauen wir wie immer nach vorn und präsentieren euch die Hip Hop + R&B Künstler die man 2017 auf dem Zettel haben sollte. Nach ausgiebiger Forschung in den Untiefen des Darknets, elitären Soundcloud-Playlisten und unzähligen Reddit-Beiträgen setzen wir unsere Bitcoins in 2017 auf diese 13 upcoming Artists: Tunji Ige, Dave, Eli Sostre, Smino, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Nick Grant, Leikeli47, YFN Lucci, Elhae, Kehlani, Full Circle, Dae Dae und 24hrs.

Cori Marsters and Te Kanawa Ngarotata are the recipients of a Creative New Zealand scholarship to assist their work as emerging artists. Cori is studying for his Bachelor in Māori Arts and is researching the history and tikanga of Potae Taua (Traditional Headdress). Te Kanawa is graduate of Toihoukura and has begun an apprenticeship under the guidance of Rangi Kipa. They talk about their work, whanau and people who have been instrumental in their learning.

Cori Marsters and Te Kanawa Ngarotata are the recipients of a Creative New Zealand scholarship to assist their work as emerging artists. Cori is studying for his Bachelor in Māori Arts and is researching the history and tikanga of Potae Taua (Traditional Headdress). Te Kanawa is graduate of Toihoukura and has begun an apprenticeship under the guidance of Rangi Kipa. They talk about their work, whanau and people who have been instrumental in their learning.

Macht's Euch auf dem Chesterfield Sofa gemütlich und schenkt Euch einen gut dekantierten Burgunder ein, wir haben hier 12 Hip Hop und R&B Künstler die ihr für 2016 unbedingt auf dem Schirm haben solltet. Sorgfältige Recherche auf Soundcloud, der Blick in die Glaskugel und unzählige Telefonate mit Miss Cleo sagen uns: 2016 wird trippy! Aber keine Angst, bißchen was zum Rumschubsen ist auch dabei. Unsere Chips setzen wir auf Post Malone, Cousin Stizz, Allan Kingdom, A. Chal, Jazz Cartier, Anderson.Paak, Jay Prince, Boogie, Lil Bibby, Stormzy, Lil Uzi Vert und RJ.

Wir richten unseren Blick nach vorn und haben uns durch unzählige Blogs, Wikipedia-Einträge und Twitter-Profile geforstet um Euch die interessantesten Hip Hop Artists für 2015 vorzustellen. Diese 12 Künstler solltet Ihr unserer Meinung nach 2015 auf dem Zettel haben, damit ihr am Ende nicht wieder blöd dasteht wenn Eure Freunde schon den heißen Scheiß kennen und Ihr nicht: Travi$ Scott, G-Eazy, Saba, Lil Herb, Cozz, P. Reign, Mick Jenkins, Kevin Gates, Shy Glizzy, Rae Sremmurd, Vince Staples & Dillon Cooper.

Auch wir haben am Jahresende oftmals den Blick nach hinten gerichtet und das aktuelle Jahr in Sachen Hip Hop Revue passieren lassen. Dieses Mal schauen wir nach vorn und zeigen Euch die Künstler die unserer Meinung nach in 2014 für Furore sorgen werden. Ihr seht, wir stehen Nostradamus in nichts nach und krönen uns deshalb am Ende der Sendung kurzer Hand selbst zu den Königen der Vermutung und des Halbwissens – Rödeling since 1997. ;) Die erlesene Tracklist: Chance The Rapper ft. Vic Mensa & Twista, Vic Mensa ft. Ab-Soul & BJ The Chicago Kid, Isaiah Rashad ft. SZA, Schoolboy Q ft. Kendrick Lamar, Joey Bada$$, Mack Wilds, Jhene Aiko ft. Childish Gambino, Rich Homie Quan, Kid Ink ft. Tyga, Angel Haze, IAmSu und Troy Ave.