Acoustic Appalatian folk music. Good harmonies.

Angsty, ridiculously overemotional quiet/loud rock that relies heavily on the old trick of alternating smooth vocals on the verse with...

Very emo pop that steals freely and indulges in cutesy pronunciations and tremolo that are de riguer these days.

1980's style electronic pop. We really don't see the point of what he's trying to accomplish or what audience he seeks.

Spirited bluegrass/folk/roots etc. Lead male vocals could be better.

Talented singer mines bluesy soul territory with original songs that have familiar grooves. Lyrics are just OK.

Downtempo bedroom rap with decent samples.

Aggressive techno pop with a strong point of view.

Seems to be some sort of techno DJ and/or vocalist. Very difficult to find tunes that aren't collaborations. OK for club mixes.

Phish-style jam band from Boston. They just need to get the lyrics, vocals, and jamming parts worked out. Lyrics are TERRIBLE.

Harcore punk with an echoey/goth kind of sound, with one-note screaming.

Funky jam band with a horn section and occasional vocals. Berklee alums.

Low fi (or poorly produced) alternative/punk band with some musicianship but poor vicals.

Shoegaze group with 1 album out. Guitars, keys, echo, buried vocals. All midtempo and monotonous.

Mostly unknown Midwestern garage band from the 90's is touring for some reason. Kind of like Superchunk but not as good.

Solo project that incorporates elements borrowed from Roxy Music, Talking Heads, and Iggy Pop, among others. Abstract oddball lyrics.

Chill, melodic, contagious mixes often with retro samples.

Gen Z sellout pop-rock. Good hooks, but utterly disposable and fake/empty.

Quirky low-fi indie pop that wants to be adorable but is just annoying.

Hard-ish but very listenable rock. Nice mix of rap verses with smooth melodic choruses.