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The producer behind Major Lazer and Jack Ü, who spent years chasing country under the Thomas Wesley name and now throws honky-tonk DJ sets.
Riddim-dubstep heavyweight — appearing in the GRIZTRONICS b2b with GRiZ, an hour of pure bass warfare with a funk streak.
One of American dance music's steadiest hands — two decades of melodic, unapologetically emotional progressive house, from blog-era classics to stadium residencies.
New York dance-rock band mixing electropop, pop-punk and synth-pop, behind the Hot 100 top 10 hits 'Good Girls Go Bad' and 'You Make Me Feel...'.
Gangsta rap's most technically devastating voice — cold-blooded bars over soul loops, with 'Alfredo' and 'Bandana' as modern-classic proof.
Piano-led mid-2000s radio balladry that soundtracked more television drama than most composers manage — 'How to Save a Life' forever mid-montage.
Memphis's murk-and-menace originators, whose tape-hiss production is now the foundation of half of underground rap — Oscar winners, improbably.
Atlanta rapper and one half of Outkast, blending Southern hip-hop, funk and soul on solo albums like 'Sir Lucious Left Foot'.
Southern California's most efficient punk band — two-minute songs, enormous hooks, and sets that are over before you've settled in.
Detroit rapper with a laid-back delivery and trap production, known for the albums 'Face' and 'Mob' and the platinum 'Ron Artest' with 42 Dugg.
Reno rock band pairing guitar-driven songwriting and big melodies with hard rock, alternative and metal influences.
Atlanta pop-punk band with an early 2000s sound, whose single 'Get the Message' reached number one on Billboard's Alternative Airplay chart.
Southern California alternative rock band from Redlands, pairing catchy pop melodies and punchy guitars with punk influences.
Las Vegas rock band blending blues influences, expressive vocals and dramatic, guitar-driven arrangements.
Charlottesville pop-rock band with blue-eyed soul touches, known for 'She Is Love' and 'Kiss Me Slowly' and the album 'Overnight'.
Las Vegas rapper whose 2022 single 'Big Girl Banger' went viral on TikTok, followed by the 2024 'Desert Money Mixtape' EP.
The Ruler — rap's greatest storyteller, eyepatch and all, 'Children's Story' still the masterclass every MC studies.
San Diego trio making relentlessly sunny guitar-pop that sounds exactly like the beach it came from — falsetto hooks, funky bass, and zero interest in being sad.
Las Vegas alt-rock band whose songs mix raw emotion and chaos, with guest collaborations from members of Adelitas Way and Hellyeah.
Grammy-winning house producer with an ear for the vocal hook that lands at 1am — runs the Night Service Only label and has been a fixture of the US club circuit for a decade.
Arizona rock band built on the grit of 90s and early 2000s rock, with driving riffs and a modern edge.
French-raised producer and DJ mixing Afro house percussion with melodic techno, behind 'Life Is Simple (Move Your Body)' with Marshall Jefferson.
Las Vegas punk trio in suits and ties, known for spirited live shows and a playful corporate persona built around 'board meetings'.
Las Vegas singer-songwriter blending melodic rap with personal, emotionally driven storytelling across genre-blending releases.
Georgia trap rapper behind 'New Freezer' with Kendrick Lamar and the hit 'Plug Walk', with the 2018 album 'The World Is Yours'.
Las Vegas rock band fronted by Victoria Voxxx, blending punk, grunge, metal and new wave influences into a bold sound.
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