“It’s pretty obvious that from looking at us we are different, but instead of trying to appease other people, we lean into it and accept it,” says lead vocalist Marc Avery of the Los Angeles R&B band, The Wolves (above).
With Rockwell Sands on drums, keys, and guitar; Sean Carney on lead guitar, keys, and background vocals; and Marc Avery on lead vocals, this multicultural and multi-talented trio also write and produce their own content. With inspiration ranging from the Eagles and Marvin Gaye to Drake and Future, The Wolves showcase thumping basslines and cool melodies. Their new track “Freaky” came out in June. (@TheBandWolves)
Rico Nasty (below) is a female rapper with a style and sound all her own, which she’s trademarking as “Sugar Trap” — a rap, hip-hop, dub step blend with a vibe that matches her colorful attitude, fresh style, and creative mind. Her track “Poppin” was featured on HBO’s Insecure. Nasty’s recently released mixtape, Sugar Trap 2, exudes rock star confidence and flowery soul. (riconastymusic.com)
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