The four-time Grammy winner creates a completely fresh artistic vision with a daring tapestry of music, vibrant imagery, performance art and stage design co-produced by Spalding and Tony Visconti (David Bowie). Electrifying and plugged-in progressive soul tunnels through Prince, Joni Mitchell, D’Angelo, Funkadelic and King Crimson "as if to fly the pirate flag of the Black Rock Coalition" (New York Times).
Contact: James Rainis
The Memphis indie-soul foursome channels Southern Americana and playful grooves to take on themes of faith, loss and redemption on its proper studio debut, produced by Mark Niel (The Black Keys’ Brothers).
Contact: Ally Norton
Called one of "tomorrow's biggest names" by TIDAL, this 24-year-old R&B/pop singer releases an EP of “Too Bad For You” remixes. Her sound draws inspiration from calypso, funk and soul.
Contact: Saara DeAngelis-Jimenez
This Brooklyn six-piece's new EP takes its name from the secluded and breathtaking estate in Southampton, NY, where it recorded its soulful, hook-laden and story-driven rock.
Contact: Jamie Williams
The quartet's Ethan Johns-produced album is the follow up to its breakout Corsicana Lemonade. It returns the band to its frenetic Austin-based rock roots.
Contact: Ally Norton
Born in Chicago but based in LA, this multitalented filmmaker, producer, writer and musician trades her acoustic folk roots for vivid imagery, haunting production and gothic storytelling inspired by Emerson, Neruda and the apocalypse.
Contact: Allen Nguyen
Third Man Records' first Nashville-based artist and "country's next star" (Fader) recorded her gritty debut album live to analog tape at Memphis' legendary Sun Studio.
Contact: Ally Norton
