Barry Archie Johnson sings out as a startling and gorgeous new voice in guitar centered landscapes.

claire rousay is a singular artist, known for challenging conventions in experimental and ambient music forms.

Melbourne creator Nat Vazer is known for her heart-stopping lyrics that build on the folk tradition of storytelling through song.

Christian Lee Hutson embeds every lyric with his most intimate self-dialogue, sharing painful confessions, private jokes, imagined conversations, and elaborate daydreams.

Luce finds inspiration in combining her accomplished formal education and session work as a studio musician with the personal and emotional content of family, love, and life experience.

At the end of the day, Oakland-based Madeline Kenney just wants to be surprised.

Equal parts journal entry and quiet panic, Often’s independently produced songs are a sort of siren call.

Nick Carpenter wants honesty, even when it's uncomfortable.

Webb describes herself as “a bit of a late bloomer,” with a wink.

Al Menne has a voice unlike any other. Al has spent the last eight years as the lead singer of Indie-Rock band Great Grandpa.

This Chicago based duo blend elements of dream pop, ambient, shoe gaze, and rock to create colorful soundscapes.

From the humid, subtropical strangeness of Miami, crossed with the jagged quickness of New York City, Donzii emerged.

Anna Ash is a Michigan born, Los Angeles based, musician.

Part mixtape, part album, part collection, part musical patchwork quilt, Floral Prince is the latest offering from Field Medic.

Ohyeahsumi is an occasional “mellow grunge” band of twin sisters Lena and Rena Howard.

Skullcrusher is, by all accounts, an exploration of the ways you become yourself when you aren’t looking – and how that feels once you start paying attention.

Olivia Kaplan came to music in living rooms and cars blasting the best of Simon and Garfunkel, the Beach Boys, and Aretha Franklin.

Runnner fuses intimate songwriting with experimental production to create what songwriter Noah Weinman calls, “bandcamp songs for soundcloud kids.”

Bob Boilen of NPR Music said it best, “Singer Natalie Carol possesses a stunning voice that can rattle the walls and stir the soul.”

Hailing from Durham, North Carolina, singer/songwriter Jazmen Safina is currently based in Los Angeles, and making waves across the city.