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Our top picks from the SIGNL archives.
Roots to Grooves – MisterWives
MisterWives explore their own brand of indie pop, and survive a romantic breakup
Roots to Grooves – Wu-Lu
South London's Wu-Lu defies genre categorization with his multi-instrumental approach.
Roots to Grooves – Masego
Originally born in Jamaica, this rising R&B solo artist grew up in Virginia, USA, surrounded by gospel music and old soul records.
Roots to Grooves – Cleo Sol
After dropping a major label deal and an entire album, Cleo Sol took a 5+ year hiatus from the music industry. When she came back, it was authentic and on her own terms.
Roots to Grooves – Steve Lacy
With limited means as a teenager growing up in Compton, Steve Lacy took to using his iPhone to write, record and release his solo material as well as productions for other Grammy winning artists.
Roots to Grooves – Joy Crookes
At only 24 years old, this British alternative R&B artist has already achieved what many dream of.
Roots to Grooves – Post Animal
We dive into the sounds of this Australian electronic duo and find out why one of their catchiest tracks became a huge meme.
Roots to Grooves – Bag Raiders
We dive into the sounds of this Australian electronic duo and find out why one of their catchiest tracks became a huge meme.
Roots to Grooves – Sticky Fingers
At one time this group described themselves as the "guinea pig for cancel culture". But was their cancellation justified and their own fault? Join us as we dive deeper into the controversy.
Roots to Grooves – Moonchild
After initially meeting while studying jazz at USC, this trio discovered a shared love of Neo Soul, which led them to crafting some of the best future forward thinking sounds you'll ever come across.