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Singer · Songwriter · Producer

Christian Gates

Orange County alt-pop, aka ItsLuxCity. Gold-certified for “NUMB” and founder of The Ring by Lux.

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Dutch Melrose

LA dark-R&B and alt-pop behind RUNRUNRUN, releasing through his MADKID Records.

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benny mayne

Platinum-selling songwriter turned artist. Dutch Melrose's right hand and 2026 co-headliner.

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Ari Abdul

Brooklyn dark pop. Babydoll went Gold by accident; the career stuck on purpose.

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Ella Boh

Wrote for Selena Gomez in the shadows; now the dark-pop artist the scene watches.

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Isabel LaRosa

Annapolis jazz kid turned dark-pop auteur. 3.5 billion streams, every video self-directed.

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Artemas

Three hours to make, two weeks as the most-streamed song on earth. Darkwave's flagship.

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Julia Alexa

100M streams from a Swiss bedroom, no label, and a cancer-research thesis on the side.

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TX2

Emo's lightning rod: vampire rock operas, the X Movement, and a mission against loneliness.

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Ally Nicholas

Grunge-gaze from the North Shore: sweet voice, morbid pen, signed on her own terms.

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VIOLENT VIRA

Boise trailer park to Mom+Pop: 99M streams and a grief opera called Lover of a Ghost.

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Devon Again

Chappell Roan's labelmate-in-waiting since 2022. Blue hair, big feelings, Rodrigo's opener.

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Nessa Barrett

16M TikTok followers turned real catalog. Her tours launched Ari Abdul and Isabel LaRosa.

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The Neighbourhood

The godfathers: Sweater Weather, 4.7 billion streams, and the B&W blueprint for dark pop.

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Tiffany Day

Sang into an Italian well, went viral, stayed independent for a decade, then went hyperpop.

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Arden Jones

The hook machine: 16 monthly age tapes, 273M streams, Marin County sunshine with an 808.

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JVKE

The pastor's son from Cranston who took Golden Hour to No. 10 on the Hot 100 without ever signing to a major.

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Chris Grey

Toronto's self-taught dark-pop auteur, whose slow-burn TikTok hit Let the World Burn turned a JUNO nomination into a 2026 headline tour.

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Jesse Rutherford

The Neighbourhood's frontman runs a rainbow-coded solo world of his own: Columbia, then Atlantic, then the Jesse® rebrand.

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KiNG MALA

El Paso-raised alt-pop artist behind "she calls me daddy" and the horror-concept album And You Who Drowned in the Grief of a Golden Thing.

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PLVTINUM

Dark-pop hitmaker behind "Champagne & Sunshine" who became the founder and CEO of Rebellion Records.

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ThxSoMch

Toronto's viral-to-platinum darkwave export. "Spit in My Face!" turned a bedroom freestyle into a Billboard entry and a scene alongside Artemas.

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Landon Barker

From OTG Landon to a Machine Gun Kelly feature to Big Loud Rock: the solo career built alongside a famous last name.

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Royal & the Serpent

The RIAA-Gold 'Overwhelmed' singer turned concept-album auteur, from Jersey bartender to Atlantic Records mainstay.

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Jaden Hossler

TikTok-to-rockstar breakout who became Travis Barker's first DTA Records signing and a face of the 2020s pop-punk revival.

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Ekkstacy

Vancouver post-punk star behind 'i walk this earth all by myself,' the GQ-anointed King of Sad Punk who supported blink-182 and rebuilt his sound on Forever.

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Jutes

Kars-to-LA singer-songwriter behind Sleepyhead, a Position Music signee, Demi Lovato's outside co-writer, and her husband as of 2025.

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Aidan Bissett

TikTok-discovered indie-pop singer-songwriter behind 'More Than Friends,' now touring arenas with LANY after his 2025 debut album shut up and love me.

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Alex Nobile

Behind-the-scenes songwriter and topliner: TXT's "Dance With You," Cassadee Pope's Hereditary, and a multi-year Dutch Melrose co-writing partnership.

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Allegra Jordyn

Toronto-born dark-pop singer-songwriter and Disney Music Group staff writer, best known for "MINE" and her long creative partnership with Chris Grey.

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Amelia Moore

Homeschool-to-Hollywood alt-pop singer-songwriter behind 'next door' and 'see through,' from Capitol Records to independence to Republic Records.

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Amira Elfeky

The Connecticut-raised voice behind "Tonight": viral TikTok breakout turned Atlantic Records nu-metal revivalist, with EPs Skin to Skin and Surrender and features alongside Architects and I Prevail.

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Ashley Sienna

Toronto's self-styled manifestation-pop artist, from viral hit 'What You Need' to a MADKID Records collaboration with Dutch Melrose.

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beabadoobee

The Dirty Hit signee behind "Coffee" and "Death Bed," now a Rick Rubin collaborator, Eras Tour opener, and first-time UK No. 1 album artist heading into her first arena tour.

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Beach Bunny

Chicago indie-rock band led by Lili Trifilio, whose 2018 song 'Prom Queen' became a defining TikTok anthem and whose catalog now includes two platinum singles and three studio albums.

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Beauty School Dropout

LA "Renegade-Pop" trio signed to Mark Hoppus's Verswire, from Warped Tour to opening for Machine Gun Kelly and Wiz Khalifa.

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Bilmuri

Former Attack Attack! member turned solo genre-scrambler. Columbia Records artist behind American Motor Sports and Kinda Hard.

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Chase Atlantic

The Cairns trio behind billion-stream single "Swim" and the 2024 breakout Lost in Heaven, alt-R&B built for a decade of streaming and sold-out arenas.

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Chelsea Cutler

Connecticut-born singer-songwriter who left Amherst mid-degree for a tour slot and built a 3.1-billion-stream catalog, including three solo LPs and the brent trilogy with Jeremy Zucker.

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Claire Rosinkranz

The TikTok-born voice behind "Backyard Boy" who grew into a Maroon 5 tour opener and 10K Projects/Atlantic artist.

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Clairo

From a 2017 bedroom-webcam video to a 2025 Grammy nomination: the singer-songwriter behind Immunity, Sling and Charm.

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CLIFF HUNDO

The credit name behind the 2024 dance single HUNDO, alternately billed as Hot Intent, featuring Dutch Melrose. No independent artist profile has been documented.

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Conan Gray

From a lamp-taped bedroom mic in Georgetown, Texas, to four straight top-ten Billboard albums and a Max Martin-produced synth-pop pivot.

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David Hugo

Carmel and Ventura-raised pop singer-songwriter whose 2020 TikTok hit "Dangerous" led to a Face profile, the album Blossom Hill, and a 2022 Columbia-distributed duet with Nicky Youre.

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DeathbyRomy

The 'Problems' breakout who left Capitol Records to build HOLLYWOOD FOREVER on her own terms, corpse-paint, sold-out headline tours, and all.

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Del Water Gap

The Brooklyn singer-songwriter behind Gold-certified 'Ode to a Conversation Stuck in Your Throat' and a decade-long musical partnership with Maggie Rogers.

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Em Beihold

The voice behind "Numb Little Bug," a Platinum, Hot 100 single that turned a pandemic-era TikTok following into a Republic Records career.

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Gracie Abrams

Confessional whisperpop singer-songwriter behind Good Riddance, The Secret of Us and the breakout hit That's So True, built on a three-album partnership with producer Aaron Dessner.

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HARRY WAS HERE

MADKID Records artist and former Thoreau, HARRY WAS HERE blends emo and alt-pop across a decade-spanning catalog with Dutch Melrose and benny mayne.

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Henry Morris

Former Playyard singer-producer whose noir-pop solo run led to a Giant Music deal and a slot supporting Artemas's full 38-date LOVERCORE world tour.

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Hot Intent

Two dance-pop singles, one Dutch Melrose feature, and no confirmed label, bio, or social presence found anywhere as of July 2026.

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Isaac Dunbar

Self-taught bedroom producer turned RCA artist and GLAAD Media Award nominee, from pirated FL Studio to Beep Beep Repeat.

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ivri

Independent Brooklyn artist whose "tower of memories" turned a TikTok gaming-nostalgia trend into a global viral moment.

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Kevin White

The low-profile producer behind Bazzi's biggest hits, Chelsea Cutler's Stellaria, and Artemas's viral "i like the way you kiss me."

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Kim Dracula

Tasmanian singer who turned a viral Paparazzi cover into a Columbia Records deal, a Jonathan Davis feature and a debut Europe/UK headline tour.

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Livingston

TikTok-to-Elektra pop artist turned independent label boss behind the sold-out A Hometown Odyssey.

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Mareux

The LA darkwave producer whose 2015 bedroom cover of The Cure went viral six years later and became a platinum record.

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María Zardoya

The Marías frontwoman turned Not for Radio solo artist, Grammy-nominated a decade into her career on the strength of "No One Noticed."

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Maude Latour

TikTok-viral, Columbia-educated singer-songwriter whose 2024 debut Sugar Water made 'cosmic pop' a genre of its own.

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Olivia Rodrigo

The drivers license phenomenon: Grammy-winning singer-songwriter behind SOUR and GUTS, built almost entirely on her partnership with producer Dan Nigro.

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Olivver the Kid

The Neighbourhood's founding drummer who left in 2014 to become Olivver the Kid, an indie singer-songwriter with a parallel career writing hit sync music.

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phem

LA singer-songwriter behind how u stop hating urself and pheelings pt. 1, and a prolific outside writer for Machine Gun Kelly and jxdn.

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Chappell Roan

Grammy-winning singer-songwriter behind Pink Pony Club and Good Luck, Babe!, from Atlantic drop to Best New Artist.

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poutyface

App-discovered singer-songwriter behind DEATHWISH and Cherry Picking who toured with YUNGBLUD before going independent.

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Powfu

The Mission, B.C. artist behind the billion-stream TikTok phenomenon "Death Bed (Coffee for Your Head)," and one of lo-fi hip-hop's defining voices.

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PRETTY HAVØC

Singaporean pop-punk artist and Dutch Melrose's touring guitarist, known for ATOM BOMB and MIRROR MIRROR.

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Renée Rapp

Broadway's Regina George turned pop chart-topper: Snow Angel, Bite Me, and her first arena tour.

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Sadie Jean

TikTok's open-verse phenomenon turned RIAA Gold artist, from a secret Orange County songwriter to a full debut album.

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Slush Puppy

San Diego-to-LA singer, songwriter and producer behind "EAT SPIT!" and K-pop credits for CORTIS and TXT.

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Sombr

Lower East Side singer-songwriter behind "Back to Friends" and I Barely Know Her, a Grammy-nominated breakout who went from bedroom demos to sold-out arenas in under two years.

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Suki Waterhouse

Model and actress turned singer-songwriter whose 2017 song "Good Looking" went Platinum after a 2022 TikTok revival; opened Taylor Swift's Eras Tour at Wembley and signed to Island Records for 2026's Loveland.

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Tai Verdes

From a Verizon Wireless counter to Arista Records: the TikTok dare that became "A-O-K."

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Toby Daintree

Artemas's jazz-trained co-writer and producer behind "I Like the Way You Kiss Me" and BTS's "Like Animals."

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Two Feet

The bodega cashier whose SoundCloud rant became a No. 1 Alternative Airplay hit, now independent and touring sober behind 477 Records.

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Wallice

Jazz-school dropout turned indie breakout. "Punching Bag," "23" and a Dirty Hit run that took her onto arena stages with The 1975.

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Artist Adjacent

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The producers, writers and builders behind the scene.

Producer · Engineer

Elation

LA producer and FL Studio tutor who turned dubstep experiments into genre-blending alt-pop and trap-pop production work.

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Founder · Live 2 Create

McClain Portis

The under-credited tastemaker who found Em Beihold at 1,000 followers and Chappell Roan before Pink Pony Club, then watched the labels rewrite the discovery story.

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Songwriter

Amy Allen

Two-time Grammy Songwriter of the Year behind Espresso, Adore You and APT. Co-writer on Isabel LaRosa's Raven and Ella Boh's My Mind & Me.

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Model · Creative

Aris

New York model and singer known for a KALTBLUT editorial and her lead role in the 2022 video for "Dangerous State of Mind."

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Producer · Amusement Records

Dan Nigro

Grammy-winning producer behind SOUR, GUTS and Pink Pony Club, and founder of Amusement Records, now a UMG label venture.

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Producer

Grant Sayler

Jazz guitarist turned pop producer whose sole production credit became a certified Gold breakout hit.

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Producer

Ian Kirkpatrick

Pop's understated engine room: Dua Lipa, Selena Gomez, Sabrina Carpenter, and Isabel LaRosa's Home, all built on the same OCD obsession with un-identifiable sounds.

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Producer

Thomas LaRosa

The producer-brother behind Isabel LaRosa's entire catalog and Ari Abdul's "BABYDOLL."

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Drummer · Producer · DTA Records

Travis Barker

Blink-182's drummer and the producer behind pop-punk's 2020s revival, founder of DTA Records and survivor of the 2008 plane crash that reshaped his life.

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Producer

Blake Slatkin

Grammy-winning producer behind STAY, Unholy and About Damn Time. Benny Blanco's former intern turned hitmaker with Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and The Kid Laroi.

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Producer

Diego Ferrera

Blackbird Academy-trained producer and multi-instrumentalist behind Ally Nicholas's rise, from Capitol Records setup coordinator to co-writer on her debut EP.

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Producer

FUKKFAITH

Underground dark-pop producer behind gonedark's catalog, the fukkfaith x elyrae singles, and a co-production credit on Christian Gates's BLEED.

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Producer · Sir Sly

Jason Suwito

Sir Sly co-founder turned in-demand pop producer, from Imagine Dragons and Benson Boone to the new duo project 2XT.

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Producer

Jesse Fink

Songwriter behind Artemas's "i like the way you kiss me" and Myles Smith's "Stargazing," with a Grammy-winning co-write on John Legend's Bigger Love.

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Producer · Songwriter

John Ryan

Berklee-trained songwriter-producer behind One Direction, Maroon 5's Red Pill Blues, and Sabrina Carpenter's Grammy-winning Short n' Sweet and Man's Best Friend.

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Session writer

Nick Anderson

Self-taught frontman-producer of The Wrecks, and an outside topline writer for artists from Hoodie Allen to Atreyu to Jutes.

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Producer · Guitarist

Omer Fedi

The guitarist-producer behind "Mood," "Stay," "MONTERO," "Unholy" and "APT." and Blake Slatkin's longtime creative partner.

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Producer

Peter Fenn

Grammy-winning LA producer behind Laufey's 'Slow Down' and Myles Smith's catalogue; co-produced Christian Gates's 'SHREDS.'

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Producer

Pinkslip

The confirmed, third-listed producer on TOXIC, credited alongside Grant Sayler and Elation, with no public identity beyond the credit.

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Producer duo

SameSame

LA production duo of Rob Cohen and Blake Mares, Westlake-trained engineers with credits on Feel It Still, There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back and Cage the Elephant's Grammy-winning Social Cues.

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Producer

Taha Beats

Producer behind the Kurffew project, tracing a path from YouTube type beats to a Yxngxr1 placement and a growing catalog of self-released emo-pop singles.

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Producer · Mixer

Stint

GRAMMY-nominated producer of Gallant's Ology, HEALTH's industrial pivot, and Wisp's shoegaze revival.

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