Top Holiday Artists
Carla Morrison
La cantante y compositora mexicana Carla Morrison rompió la escena de la música indie en 2012 con el lanzamiento de su primer álbum Déjenme Llorar. El álbum, aclamado por la crítica, fue certificado como Disco de Platino, fue nominado cuatro veces a los Grammy Latinos de los que ganó dos premios, una nominación en los premios Grammy, pero sobre todo, el reconocimiento de Morrison como una de las cantautoras más talentosas de la música latina. La singularidad de su voz etérea, combinada con su lirismo emotivo y crudo, ha generado una base de fanáticos que la han ayudado a construir una exitosa carrera musical independiente. Sus canciones trascendentales, (incluyendo la sensación viral “Disfruto”, “Todo Pasa” y “Compartir”), abordan temas de amor, pérdida, desamor y perseverancia, lo que resulta en una experiencia auditiva que los fanáticos describen como "sanadora" y "terapéutica".
Read moreRoberta Flack
Celebrated for her elegant blend of jazz, folk, and soul, singer-songwriter Roberta Flack became a superstar in the ’70s. She scored three No. 1 US pop hits, including the timeless 1973 classic “Killing Me Softly With His Song.”
• Born in North Carolina and raised in Arlington, Virginia, Flack began playing piano at age nine. By 15, her musical talents had earned her a full scholarship to attend Howard University.
• Her 1968 debut album, First Take, wasn’t a big seller. But a few years later, Clint Eastwood heard her slow and simmering version of Ewan MacColl’s “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” and used it for his 1972 directorial debut, Play Misty for Me.
• Flack’s version of “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” climbed to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won a Grammy for Record of the Year.
• She frequently collaborated with legendary musician Donny Hathaway throughout the ‘70s. The pair was known for such hits as 1972’s Grammy-winning “Where Is the Love.”
• Her blockbuster 1973 album Killing Me Softly features “Killing Me Softly With His Song,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 and won Grammys for Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Performance in 1974.
• The hip-hop group Fugees had a massive hit with their 1996 remake of “Killing Me Softly With HIs Song.”
• She notched her third US No. 1 single with 1974’s “Feel Like Makin’ Love.”
• Flack continued releasing albums through the early ’90s. Her final Top 10 pop hit came with 1991’s “Set the Night to Music,” a collaboration with British reggae singer Maxi Priest.
• In 2012, she returned with the Beatles tribute Let It Be Roberta: Roberta Flack Sings The Beatles, her first solo studio recording in 13 years.
• Flack has been inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and presented with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Read moreBandalos Chinos
Bandalos Chinos consolida su formación en el 2014, año en que publica su exitoso EP Nunca Estuve Acá. Desde entonces, el grupo se ha encargado de elevar la vara del indie mediante una propuesta pop de nivel internacional.
Su trilogía de discos producidos junto a Adán Jodorowsky: BACH (2018), Paranoia Pop (2020) y El Big Blue (2022), los estableció como la referencia indiscutida del nuevo sonido indie en todo el continente. Con hits que suenan en radios, bares, fiestas y comercios a lo largo de toda América Latina, Bandalos Chinos ha logrado ser reconocida con 3 Premios Gardel, 2 nominaciones a los Grammy Latinos y estadios agotados como los míticos Luna Park de Buenos Aires y el Teatro Metropolitan de CDMX. El éxito de su propuesta los ha llevado no solo a girar por los confines de Latinoamérica sino también por España y Estados Unidos, realizando en el país norteamericano más de 20 fechas con entradas agotadas.
2025 será el año en que Bandalos Chinos dé a luz a su cuarto album, Vándalos, producido junto a Fermín Ugarte . El disco abre la puerta de una nueva etapa en la trayectoria de la banda. Una en la que Bandalos Chinos asume su liderazgo y abraza la misión implícita pero persistente a lo largo de su trayectoria de empujar los límites del indie. Un nuevo momento fundacional, que asegura la vigencia, la juventud y la frescura en tiempos de madurez y realización. Una promesa de nunca quedarse quietos.
Read moreTony Anderson
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Read moreDanny Gokey
Three-time Grammy Nominee, three-time KLOVE Male Vocalist of the Year, Dove Award winner, and eight-time Dove Award Nominee, Danny Gokey became a favorite of millions of fans as a Top 3 finalist on Season Eight of American Idol. Following Idol, Gokey dropped his first album, My Best Days and has since celebrated a series of No. 1s including his follow-up releases Hope In Front of Me, Rise, Haven’t Seen It Yet, Jesus People and holiday albums, Christmas Is Here and The Greatest Gift. Spawning singles like, “We All Need Jesus” “Rise,” “The Comeback,” “Love God Love People,” and RIAA Gold-certified “Hope In Front of Me”, “Tell Your Heart to Beat Again” and “Haven’t Seen It Yet,” Danny Gokey has cemented his place on the radio charts with multi-week, multi-chart-topping runs in the United States, Canada, and now Latin markets with the releases of Spanish singles and collaborations. The desire to make a broader impact with his message of hope led to the founding of nonprofit organization Better Than I Found It, which is doing community giveback 'Bus Stops' during his touring initiatives. He and his wife Leyicet also launched Livin’ la Vida Gokey, a podcast featuring conversations about faith and family. They currently live outside Nashville, TN with their four beautiful children, Daniel, Victoria, Gabriel, and Emanuel. Find out more at DannyGokey.com.
Read moreThey Might Be Giants
They Might Be Giants treat the entire history of popular music as a trampoline rather than a rulebook. Like two pinballs pinging off each other through musical murals stretching into a giddy ether, the multi-Grammy-winning duo moves by ricochet, bouncing through the pop multiverse, digging into whatever they find with playful zeal. John Linnell and John Flansburgh continue to fire ideas off one another like particles in a perpetual motion experiment, each collision producing a new angle, a new melodic left turn, resulting in tracks packed with esoteric references, mischievous details, and left-field detours. Untethered from trends, immune to nostalgia, and equally ready to draw from Tin Pan Alley theatrics and contemporary pop culture references, TMBG is a band not chasing relevance, but generating it on its own terms.
Read moreReel Big Fish
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Ska punk from Southern California, USA! Started in 1991!
Read moreDerekVinci
Derek Deler, is a multi-talented recording engineer & music producer also recognized as DerekVinci “The Cøde Breaker”. With decades of experience in the music industry he has created the relationships and resources to help emerging artist develop their skills as well as turn their talents into a successful music career. Derek started out as DJ specializing in Latin music and Dancehall.
He has a wealth of experience and has established himself as a prominent figure in the Bachata community. He is a voting member of the Latin Grammys and attends the Latin Billboards conference every year. His commitment to learning and evolving his Company EQS Musica is his number one priority.
DerekVinci remains at the forefront of EQS Musica, driven by his passion for nurturing the growth of the Bachata community. With five core artists signed to his management company. Among them is Mr. Don, a Chilean Bachata artist with over 60 million worldwide streams, and Vinny Rivera, a rising star in the Bachata sensual genre who has toured as far as Moscow in 2022. Johnny Evidence, a prolific singer/songwriter from the Dominican Republic, along with several other up-and-coming young artists.
In addition to managing these artists, DerekVinci continues to produce and release high-quality Bachata music, amassing an impressive catalog of nearly 200 songs. His ability to deliver both quantity and quality sets him apart from the rest, earning him the nickname " The Code Breaker."
Read moreValerie Broussard
You can feel Valerie Broussard’s dynamic vocals and emotionally charged songwriting in massive smash collaborations, through hundreds of film, television, and video game placements, projected from some of the biggest stages in the world, and within her solo output. Garnering just north of half a billion total streams, her voice and pen power Kygo’s “Think About You” and “The Truth” as well as the 2019 League of Legends theme “Awaken” with Ray Chen. Her music rings out on tentpole programming across NETFLIX, The CW, ABC, Prime Video, SyFy, HBO, and more. Meanwhile, her solo output has garnered praise from Refinery29, OnesToWatch, and many others. Beyond music, she remains a staunch advocate for a myriad of causes. Diagnosed with dyslexia as a kid, she fought hard to learn how to read, eventually devouring The Lord of The Rings and Harry Potter series and expanding her sci-fi and fantasy fascination any chance possible. Now, she pushes for literacy and even launched an online book club.
Her new project ‘Wondrous Strange’ is coming fall 2023.
Read moreSarah Cothran
Sarah Cothran is ready to project her voice as an artist like never before. She balances catchy pop moments with edgier waves reflective of her raw emotions. Originally from a small town in Mississippi, she first delved into the world of music by learning piano from Youtube and guitar from her dad. She then began to write and produce her own music, gaining traction on social media where she reached critical mass. With her traffic-stopping vocals and deft production talents, she’s primed for a major breakthrough now.
Read more101 Noise
We are devoted to providing the highest quality relaxing music that helps you to feel better, relax, rest, fall asleep, and then work more effectively. Our tunes and sounds are designed to make you feel better, and in those uncertain times are a solid foundation upon which you can build your strength and face every day with your head up!
Read moreJimmy Dooley
In a world where our younger generation is influenced negatively by the music they listen to, there is voice that is reaching out with a positive message, that voice is Jimmy Dooley. "Just be yourself & boldly walk the path of who you are because You’re good enough"--That's just a taste of the inspirational guidance Jimmy delivers to his listeners through the music he writes.
Jimmy uses his magnetic personality and the music he writes to connect with people in a genuine and heartfelt way. For years, young people have opened up to him with their experiences battling suicide, eating disorders, bullying, etc. Their testimonials made him realize there is a huge need for youth to have a style of music that will encourage them and give them courage.
The drive behind Jimmy’s music is to reach teens and young adults who feel like they are unloved, unwanted, or not good enough, that there is hope and they can find love and acceptance. He wants his music to be an outlet for young people. He wants them to have fun and dance to his music, but more importantly, be inspired by the message in his lyrics. Jimmy provides his listeners with a positive outlook on life and shows them that with a optimistic attitude, struggles can be overcome and battles can be won.
Read moreBenedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles
The Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles is a group of Benedictine nuns who sing as a part of their daily worship rituals. They have issued several acclaimed albums, the sales of which are used to support their ministry and community.
The Benedictines of Mary were established in 1995 as a Roman Catholic religious order and is primary located in Gower, Missouri. They sing about five hours a day as part of their daily prayers along with their other responsibilities. They made their first recording -- Christmas at Ephesus -- in 2008. Advent at Ephesus, the first Benedictines of Mary album released by the Decca label, was issued in 2012, and the following year, they issued Angels and Saints at Ephesus. Both of these efforts garnered acclaim, and each hit the number one slot on the classical traditional Billboard chart. In 2013, the Benedictines of Mary were named the Classical Traditional Artists of the Year by Billboard. Following several releases through Decca and De Montfort Music, the Benedictines of Mary took over the distribution of their albums with 2016's Adoration at Ephesus. In 2018, Our Lady of Ephesus was raised to abbey status, with the new Abbey Church consecrated that year. In 2024, the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles issued two albums Sr. Wilhelmina at Ephesus and Martyrs at Ephesus. Proceeds from sales are used for building projects, ministry, and the growing community which is now in four locations.
Read moreSérgio Lopes
Sergio Lopes
O poeta da música gospel
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Read moreVesislava
Hi there ! My name is Vesislava, but people call me Vesi :)
Welcome to my Spotify page! Here you will find all of the music which I have been working on in the past years. I hope you will like it !
This year I have been trying to muscle the courage to start performing live. Still working on that!
But in the meantime please feel free to listen to my music here.
Spotify is one of the best ways to support independent small creators like myself, so with each play you are literally paying my salary and enabling me to continue my musical journey.
Thank you for that !
with love, Vesi :)
Read moreDaniel Boaventura
Há quase 10 anos, o ator brasileiro Daniel Boaventura dedica-se à carreira de cantor. Após alcançar sucesso no Brasil e México, lançou o primeiro álbum "Songs 4 U", em 2009. Na sequência, "Ao Vivo no México" – também lançado em DVD – reúne sucessos como "New York, New York" e "Corazón Partio".
O cantor foi à Rússia para gravar seu quarto DVD, ao vivo, na Casa Internacional da Música de Moscou. O concerto foi acompanhado por mais de 60 músicos da Filarmônica Russa, a orquestra oficial de Moscou.
Read moreThe Soul of Wind
Hi Everyone,
The Soul of Wind, here - Welcome to my Spotify.
"The Soul of Wind" is an artist known for creating music that often blends tranquil, soothing melodies with elements inspired by nature and emotions. Their compositions typically feature a mix of instrumental sounds, evoking a sense of peace and serenity.
The music often carries a gentle, ethereal quality, making it ideal for peaceful piano, rainy day, relaxation, meditation, or as a calming background ambiance. The artist's work is particularly appreciated by those who enjoy ambient, new-age, or relaxation music genres.
In addition, I also want to bring a world of music, a magical atmosphere with wonderful piano melodies suitable for moments of work, study and rest. As well as bringing deep sleep to everyone.
You can find me on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X and all steaming platform as @TheSoulofWind
Thank you so much for listening!
Read moreJason Crabb
In his career, Kentucky-born Jason Crabb has won two GRAMMY awards and 22 GMA Dove Awards – being named the Gospel Music Association's Dove Awards Artist and Male Vocalist of the Year along with Song of the Year.
Crabb’s electrifying stage presence, powerhouse vocals and magnetic personality have endeared him to millions across the world – through extensive personal appearances, media coverage, and social media including over 20 million views on YouTube.
Since his first solo release in 2009, Jason Crabb has performed at many of the world’s most prestigious stages such as Carnegie Hall, the Grand Ole Opry, the Brooklyn Tabernacle and Billy Graham’s final crusade in NYC. He has also shared the stage with artists such as Gloria Gaynor, Kari Jobe, Vince Gill, Mary Mary’s Erica Campbell, Donnie McClurkin, Wynonna, Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, Michael W. Smith, Jamie Grace, Sandi Patty, the Oak Ridge Boys and more. He has appeared on NBC’s "Celebrity Apprentice" and alongside Duck Dynasty’s Willie Robertson.
Crabb has been featured and covered by many media outlets as well – including: People Magazine, Fox News, Country Living, The Huffington Post, Billboard, USA Today, Entertainment Tonight, and Country Weekly, among others, and was named one of Nashville’s Most Beautiful People by Nashville Lifestyles Magazine. Crabb is also frequently seen on television hosting on TBN, appearing on awards shows and television specials.
Read moreJacob Miller
"I was born on Rousseau Road/the number was 21A," so Jacob Miller sang on "Killer Miller." In actuality, the star apparently hailed from Mandeville, in the Jamaican hills; however, his single mother sent her son to live with his grandparents in Kingston, and thus he did indeed grow up on Rousseau Road. His date of birth is equally contentious, with claims made for both 1952 and 1955, while one can infer from interviews with Augustus Pablo an even later date, circa 1960.
There's no doubt though that Miller was a handful, star struck, and desperate to be a star himself. Coxsone Dodd gave him his first shot in 1968, when the youth recorded a few songs for the producer, including the single "Love Is the Message." It barely caused a ripple, but did catch the attention of Augustus Pablo, who gave the song airing at his Rockers Sound System. That wasn't enough to keep Dodd's interest, and Miller's career seemed to be over before it had even begun. However, Miller continued practicing, hanging around the studios, watching the stars, and jovially boasting about his talent to anyone who would listen.
In 1972, Pablo and his brother Garth Swaby launched their own Rockers label, initially a home for Pablo's own instrumentals, but soon branching out to vocal cuts. In 1974, Pablo brought Miller into Dynamic Studios to re-record "Message," resulting in the phenomenal "Keep on Knocking," one of the foundation stones of the new Rockers style. Over the next 18 months, the young singer cut five more songs for Pablo, each one a Rockers classic -- "Baby I Love You So," "False Rasta," "Who Say Jah No Dread," "Each One Teach One," and "Girl Named Pat" -- and all boasting seminal dubs from mixer King Tubby on the flip.
It was with these early singles, most deeply dread in theme, that Miller established his reputation. However, Rockers' finances precluded the constant recording that the young singer craved, and thus when he was approached by Inner Circle, Miller jumped on board.
Circle already had a few singles to their credit, and had backed several singers in the past, before folding then rising anew in 1973 as a Top 40 covers band, plying their reggae-lite arrangements around the resort circuit. And then Miller arrived, creating the heaviest frontline in Jamaica's history, and some of the heftiest roots around. However, their first cut together, the seminal "Tenement Yard," was credited to the singer alone, as were many of their future numbers, causing chaos for future archivists.
It's difficult to draw a distinct line between Miller's solo career and his work with Inner Circle; for not only were many of his releases co-produced by the singer and Roger Lewis, as ABC
Productions, virtually all were backed by at least some of Circle, with the lineup enhanced by members of the Revolutionaries. However, the acid test is the arrangements. Miller preferred Rockers style, while Circle indulged in experimentation, delving into pop, soul, funk, and even disco. And while Circle notched up the bigger hits, Miller maintained his street cred with his solo offerings, which were much more consistent and often of higher quality than his work for the mothership.
Across 1975, the singer struck a deep chord with such classics as "Forward Jah Jah Children," "Tired Fe Lick Weed in a Bush," the Gussie Clarke-produced "Girl Don't Come," and "I Am a Natty" (a Joe Gibbs' produced cover of Bob Marley's "Soul Rebel"), even as Miller and Circle worked on their Trojan album Blame It on the Sun. The following year, Miller took second place at the Independence Song Festival with "All Night Till Daylight," and turned the soul masterpiece "Dock of the Bay" into a dread classic, amongst a slew of other fine releases.
Circle signed to Capital Records in 1976, unleashing Reggae Thing, and Ready for the World the following year. Miller's own solo album debut, Dread Dread, also appeared in 1978, showcasing both the lighter and heftier sides of the singer's oeuvre.
Miller and Circle were featured in the seminal film Rockers this same year, while the singer played an even more instrumental role in the One Love One Peace Concert that April. Ostensibly a celebration of the 12th anniversary of Haile Selassie's state visit to Jamaica, in the aftermath of the appalling Green Bay Massacre (where ten unarmed Skulls were gunned down by the Jamaican soldiers), the festival expanded to acknowledge the precarious peace now in place between Kingston's rival gangs.
Miller brought together on-stage Claudie Massop and Tony Welch, leaders respectively of the Tivoli and Jungle gangs, Kingston's most vociferous rivals. And while Bob Marley got the
glory, accomplishing a similar feat with the island's two fiercely rival political leaders, it was Circle that headlined the show.
Before the year was out, Miller had released two further solo albums, the crucial Killer Miller and the festive Natty Christmas. The former included a slew of classics, including "Forward Ever," "80,000 Careless Ethiopians," "Lamb's Bread Collie," and "Shaky Girl," the latter cut for Joe Gibbs. 1979's Wanted included another clutch, including such dread masterpieces as "Standing Firm," "Healing of the Nation," "Sinners," "Peace Treaty Style," and the smoky love song "I've Got the Handle."
Miller was now at the height of his powers, and with his charismatic stage presence, had even supplanted Marley as the island's most popular singer. Circle's phenomenal performance at the One Love concert brought the band a contract with the Island label, who released the hugely popular Everything Is Great, which spun off two British hit singles. Their new album, New Age Music, was already impacting abroad.
In March 1980, Miller accompanied Marley and Island head Chris Blackwell to Brazil, to celebrate the opening of the label's new offices there. Meanwhile, the rest of Circle were preparing for their forthcoming American tour in support of the Wailers. The trio returned to Jamaica on the 21st; two days later Miller was dead, killed in a car accident on Hope Road. Jamaica had lost one of the greatest singers of the age, long before his time. ~ Jo-Ann Greene
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