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Allie X
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With over a quarter billion streams globally, <a href="spotify:artist:0wnYgCeP013HkKoOyC5V32" data-name="Allie X">Allie X</a> has amassed a cult following for her glassine goth-pop style. Allie has played sold out shows across North America, Latin America, and Europe and toured the world with pop-star counterparts like <a href="spotify:artist:6M2wZ9GZgrQXHCFfjv46we" data-name="Dua Lipa">Dua Lipa</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:25uiPmTg16RbhZWAqwLBy5" data-name="Charli xcx">Charli xcx</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:6CwfuxIqcltXDGjfZsMd9A" data-name="MARINA">MARINA</a>. Known for her bold visual style and her gaudy-goth-pop sound, Allie X is a master curator, creative directing every aspect of her project from hand picking her photographers, directors, fashion and glam teams, to editing her own videos. Allie continues to be an outspoken ally for the LGBTQ+ community, sponsoring and spearheading charity events, playing pride festivals across the globe, and continuing to speak out and use her platform to fight injustices and empower LGBT youth.
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Arijit Singh
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This low-key, laidback Bollywood playback superstar combines classical Indian training with modern romantic emoting. Born in 1987 in West Bengal, Arijit Singh studied classical singing, tabla, and the Rabindra Sangeet song repertoire from a trio of musical gurus; with classical music on the wane in the early 2000s, all three gurus encouraged him to pursue a career in pop. Appearances in two music-oriented reality series provided both exposure and the funds for his own Mumbai studio, and his commercial work there earned him an apprenticeship with classically trained composer Pritam. After making his Bollywood debut with the plaintive "Phir Mohabbat (Again Love)” from Mithoon’s 2001 <I>Murder 2</I>, Singh again teamed up with the director for the hopelessly lovelorn "Tum Hi Ho (You Are the One)” from <I>Aashiqui 2</I>. That 2013 performance nabbed Singh several awards and nominations, including his first Filmfare award for best male playback singer—with dozens of awards and more than 200 nominations to follow. Since a successful Bollywood playback singer is nothing if not versatile, Singh sings not just in Hindi and Bengali but also in Telugu and other regional languages. He's more than a romantic crooner, too, and has extended himself stylistically with the club beats of "Raat Bhar (All Night Long),” the electronica of "Blame the Night,” the Sufi-influenced qawwali of "Mast Magan (Crazy Heart)” and a poignant cover of the '50s ghazal "Gulon Mein Rang Bhare (Fill the Flowers With Colour).” Singh's string of husky-voiced hits extended to the strings-and-tabla title track of 2019's <I>Kalank</I>, which earned him his sixth Filmfare award, cementing Singh’s status as the most acclaimed playback singer of the decade.
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Allie X
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With over a quarter billion streams globally, <a href="spotify:artist:0wnYgCeP013HkKoOyC5V32" data-name="Allie X">Allie X</a> has amassed a cult following for her glassine goth-pop style. Allie has played sold out shows across North America, Latin America, and Europe and toured the world with pop-star counterparts like <a href="spotify:artist:6M2wZ9GZgrQXHCFfjv46we" data-name="Dua Lipa">Dua Lipa</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:25uiPmTg16RbhZWAqwLBy5" data-name="Charli xcx">Charli xcx</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:6CwfuxIqcltXDGjfZsMd9A" data-name="MARINA">MARINA</a>. Known for her bold visual style and her gaudy-goth-pop sound, Allie X is a master curator, creative directing every aspect of her project from hand picking her photographers, directors, fashion and glam teams, to editing her own videos. Allie continues to be an outspoken ally for the LGBTQ+ community, sponsoring and spearheading charity events, playing pride festivals across the globe, and continuing to speak out and use her platform to fight injustices and empower LGBT youth.
Noah Kahan
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Over the past few years, 2x GRAMMY-nominated Vermont singer & songwriter Noah Kahan has exploded from his New England roots into the global mainstream and been touted as one of the biggest breakout artists. At the core of his music are vulnerable lyrics and an unfiltered yet relatable honesty, as the critically acclaimed artist pens songs straight from the heart and cracks jokes with his signature self-deprecating humor. Across three albums and an EP, Kahan has garnered global renown for his singular mix of Folk, Americana, and Rock, landing over seven billion streams, a 4x Platinum Certification for his hit single “Stick Season,” and collaborations with Post Malone, Kacey Musgraves, Brandi Carlile, and more. His widely adored, Double Platinum-Certified album, Stick Season, is inspired by his New England roots and earliest musical inspirations—from Paul Simon to Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens)—conveying a vivid representation of what he loves, fears, and struggles with most. Kahan’s latest “We’ll All Be Here Forever World Tour” saw him performing in sold-out stadiums and arenas around the globe, including two sold-out nights at Boston's iconic Fenway Park. The shows were livestreamed to benefit his mental health initiative, The Busyhead Project, which has raised over $4 million to expand access to mental healthcare and fight stigma. His live album, Live From Fenway Park, was released following the career-defining shows as the final installment of the Stick Season chapter.
Arijit Singh
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This low-key, laidback Bollywood playback superstar combines classical Indian training with modern romantic emoting. Born in 1987 in West Bengal, Arijit Singh studied classical singing, tabla, and the Rabindra Sangeet song repertoire from a trio of musical gurus; with classical music on the wane in the early 2000s, all three gurus encouraged him to pursue a career in pop. Appearances in two music-oriented reality series provided both exposure and the funds for his own Mumbai studio, and his commercial work there earned him an apprenticeship with classically trained composer Pritam. After making his Bollywood debut with the plaintive "Phir Mohabbat (Again Love)” from Mithoon’s 2001 <I>Murder 2</I>, Singh again teamed up with the director for the hopelessly lovelorn "Tum Hi Ho (You Are the One)” from <I>Aashiqui 2</I>. That 2013 performance nabbed Singh several awards and nominations, including his first Filmfare award for best male playback singer—with dozens of awards and more than 200 nominations to follow. Since a successful Bollywood playback singer is nothing if not versatile, Singh sings not just in Hindi and Bengali but also in Telugu and other regional languages. He's more than a romantic crooner, too, and has extended himself stylistically with the club beats of "Raat Bhar (All Night Long),” the electronica of "Blame the Night,” the Sufi-influenced qawwali of "Mast Magan (Crazy Heart)” and a poignant cover of the '50s ghazal "Gulon Mein Rang Bhare (Fill the Flowers With Colour).” Singh's string of husky-voiced hits extended to the strings-and-tabla title track of 2019's <I>Kalank</I>, which earned him his sixth Filmfare award, cementing Singh’s status as the most acclaimed playback singer of the decade.
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