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    360Up-and-coming artist (from the Last.fm Hype Chart)

    (3,153 listeners)

    There are multiple artists with the name 360. 1) An underground Australian MC 2) A ska band from Birmingham, England 3) A collaboration of Nuno dos Santos and Patrice Bäumel

    B-Man And The Rollercoaster

    (0 listeners)

    Ben Poole

    (28 listeners)

    Inspired by the Blues, infused with a hard hitting, “in-yer-face” rock approach and topped-off by virtuoso musicianship, Ben Poole is being talked of as “the” new up-and-coming UK Blues guitarist; one of the finest to have emerged in Europe for years.

    Bodger & Badger

    (1 listener)

    Centrefolds

    (30 listeners)

    Chapel ClubUp-and-coming artist (from the Last.fm Hype Chart)

    (13,213 listeners)

    Chapel Club is a London, UK post-punk / shoegaze quintet: Lewis Bowman (vocals), Michael Hibbert (guitar & keyboards), Alex Parry (guitar), Liam Arklie (bass guitar) & Rich Mitchell (drums). Formed in the church of St Luke Old Street’s shadow (summer 2006), where – twice or thrice weekly – after nearby rehearsals, the five gathered to drink & discuss the band’s name.

    Chase & Status

    (245,463 listeners)

    How many artists / producers can count Jay Z, Snoop Dogg and Pharell as fans as well as drum and bass’ finest Andy C…

    Clara Sanabras

    (85 listeners)

    Connie Lush

    (60 listeners)

    Dave Kelly & Maggie Bell

    (4 listeners)

    Dennis Just Dennis

    (1 listener)

    Dr Meaker

    (1,162 listeners)

    Dr Meaker is Clive Meaker, 28. 17/01/1980. shoe size: 8 and a half. Bristol’s very own Mark Ronson uses soul, jazz and reggae influences to produce the Meaker sound. A sound of sublime vocals and ruff-cut bass licks that feels as at home on commercial radio, as it does at underground clubs.

    Duane Eddy

    (134,413 listeners)

    Duane Eddy born April 26th, 1938 in Corning, New York, began playing at age five, emulating his cowboy hero, Gene Autry.

    Duffy

    (846,506 listeners)

    There are several artists who go by the name “Duffy”. The most notable of these is Welsh singer-songwriter Duffy (born Aimée Ann Duffy ).

    Electric Skies

    (19 listeners)

    Ellen and the Escapades

    (1,144 listeners)

    Ellen and the Escapades are a British folk-pop five piece from West Yorkshire. They released their first single ‘Without You’ on 25th May 2009 through their home-grown record label “Branch Out Records”. It was played by Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 2, and Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6. Their EP “Of All The Times” was released in October 2010.

    Fatboy Slim

    (1,281,261 listeners)

    Fatboy Slim (born Quentin Leo Cook on July 31, 1963, also known as Norman Cook) is an English big beat musician.

    Frankie & the Heartstrings

    (14,589 listeners)

    Frankie & The Heartstrings are 5-piece band from Sunderland, Northeast, United Kingdom. They first single ‘Hunger/Fragile’ was released at the beginning of 2010. Debut album soon. http://www.myspace.com/frankietheheartstrings

    Funkineven

    (1,583 listeners)

    Harp For Hangovers

    (4 listeners)

    Harp For Hangovers are an original harp and voice duo arranging laid-back versions of current and classic rock, pop and indie tunes on a 29-string harp with female vocals.

    Hurts

    (202,945 listeners)

    There is more than one band with the name Hurts: 1. Manchester, UK electro-pop duo Theo Hutchcraft and Adam Anderson. Formed in 2009, elegant and enigmatic HURTS have their sharp suits, slick hair and stark visuals. Theo and Adam present a striking contrast to the glow-in-the-dark pop stars who have run amok across the charts of late.

    Jessie JUp-and-coming artist (from the Last.fm Hype Chart)

    (40,837 listeners)

    There are multiple artists with this name: 1) Jessie J (born Jessica Ellen Cornish 27 March 1988 in Essex, United Kingdom), is a singer-songwriter.

    Jimmy Cliff

    (364,870 listeners)

    Jimmy Cliff OM (born James Chambers, 1 April 1948, St Catherine, Jamaica) is a Jamaican reggae musician. He is best known among mainstream audiences for songs like “Sittin’ in Limbo”, “You Can Get It If You Really Want” and “Many Rivers to Cross” from The Harder They Come, a film soundtrack which helped popularise reggae across the world.

    Ledfoot

    (296 listeners)

    A.k.a. Tim Scott. Ledfoot was born in Fort Myers Florida at the palm and pine trailor park in 1958. He grew up traveling around in the states and went to 19 schools as his dad was a boilermaker.

    Marcus Bonfanti

    (1,363 listeners)

    Marcus Bonfanti’s like all of us. Some days he wins, some days he doesn’t. But to a songwriter with a half-full glass, that means there’s always plenty of subject matter for songs.

    Martin Dale

    (36 listeners)

    Matt Andersen

    (1,030 listeners)

    Matt Andersen began his music career in early 2002 with the New Brunswick band FLAT TOP which achieved substantial success and a loyal following on a regional level.

    Nicki Allan

    (0 listeners)

    Paddy Milner

    (3,902 listeners)

    Singer/songwriter Paddy Milner has recently emerged as one of the most distinctive new talents in the UK, which explains why Gerry Bron – legendary rock manager, producer and record label boss – has come out of retirement after fifty years in the music business to sign him to the iconic Bronze Records.

    Paolo Nutini

    (646,064 listeners)

    Paolo Giovanni Nutini (born 9th January 1987) is a singer-songwriter from Paisley, Scotland. His father is of Italian descent and his mother Glaswegian, although his father’s family have been in Scotland for four generations. His influences include David Bowie, Damien Rice, Oasis, The Beatles, U2, Pink Floyd and Fleetwood Mac.

    ROGUE NOUVEAU

    (1 listener)

    Sean Taylor

    (158 listeners)

    My name is Sean Taylor and I’m a singer songwriter who lives in Kilburn, north London. I have just released an album called ‘Calcutta Grove’.

    Selfish Lovers

    (31 listeners)

    These psychedelic shoegaze folk punks from Jersey are no Bruce Springsteen. Their original sound will make sweet love to your eardrum, fuck it hard, smack it and pull it’s hair, and then kiss it gently all night long. Compiled of drummer/keyboardist/vocalist/noisemaker Chris Morbee (La Mantra, ex-HOTH) and guitarist/vocalist Dan Bigg (EarthLife, ex-Cobwebs and Strange), these guys have no limits.

    Spacehog

    (73,722 listeners)

    Spacehog are an alternative rock band which formed in New York City, New York, United States in 1994. Heavily influenced by David Bowie, Queen, and T. Rex.

    Springgroove

    (9 listeners)

    springroove

    (1 listener)

    Stonefield

    (1,139 listeners)

    Screeching vocals, electrifying riffs, keys and driving beats are streaming from the cracks of a shed in the hills. Growing up on a diet of Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa, and Hendrix, the sisters picked up their instruments in late 2006 and after a month started playing as a band.

    Stornoway

    (34,543 listeners)

    Stornoway is a British alternative indie pop band who formed in 2006 in the Cowley area of Oxford, UK. Stornoway consists of singer and guitarist Brian Briggs, singer, guitarist, cellist and keyboardist Jon Ouin, singer, guitarist and bassist Oliver Steadman, and drummer Robert Steadman. The band is often joined by trumpeter Adam Briggs and violinist Rahul Satija.

    Tensnake

    (28,858 listeners)

    Tensnake is a Hamburg based producer and founder of the label Mirau Musik and Glossy. His music is deeply influenced by the early 80′s Boogie and Italo Disco sound. Tensnake’s music is available via www.beatport.com

    The Coral

    (570,259 listeners)

    The Coral are a British band formed in 1996 from Meols on the Wirral (near Liverpool) that play an unusual style of music mixing psychedelic pop/rock, old fashioned country, folk music and modern rock. Their music is often used in the soundtrack to TV adverts and programmes making their music well known even though the band itself is still outside of the mainstream.

    The Dancing Bear Trio

    (0 listeners)

    The Dolphins Fly

    (2 listeners)

    The Mandibles

    (45 listeners)

    Bristol / Bath (UK) based band whose live shows always rock the party, drawing on elements of jazz, swing, ska and gypsy music.

    The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band

    (16 listeners)

    The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band is a seven-piece jazz band based in Oxford, UK. The band play original material influenced by 1920s and 1930s jazz and 1940s jump blues alongside classics and standards. The band has been cited for its “extraordinary enthusiasm” and “pulling in fans who would never otherwise contemplate dancing to a jazz band”.

    The Vagaband

    (3 listeners)

    …honest, good time, rock’n’rollin’ countrybilly of the highest order” – DJ 78. The Vagaband play roots music. The elements of country, folk, rock, soul & swing filter through the sound.

    Tinie Tempah

    (247,731 listeners)

    Patrick Junior C. Okogwu (born November 7th, 1988 in Plumstead, South London), better known by his stage name Tinie Tempah, is a rapper, MC and CEO of Disturbing London Records. Tinie gained national acclaim and chart success upon the release of his major label debut single Pass Out which debuted at #1 on the UK Singles Chart in March 2010.