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Below are 8 albums from such artists as Mike Womack and the Crying Rocks, Retropolitan, Jonathan Pinson's Boom Clap, Apostle Denis Odeke, and Baby Diablo discovered by Unknown Music. Unknown Music maintains a collection of lesser-known artists and their music.
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Mike Womack and the Crying Rocks was put together October of 2024 building on the songs of Mike Womack. His songs carry an emotional tale of human failings but then redemption in Christ.
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Retropolitan is a San Francisco-based Music Producer and Artist. Fusing Synthwave and Synthpop with the captivating allure of South Asian (Indian) melodies, he blends his Indian American heritage into his work, enriching his music with a multicultural perspective. A lifelong artist, he is also an award-winning editor, writer, and filmmaker. Retropolitan is working on his third album, poised for release in early 2026. Brace yourself for an exhilarating musical voyage, an odyssey of self-discovery through the boundless frontiers of digital noise.
Daring and versatile, American drummer Jonathan Pinson is making his mark across genres and generations. Whether it’s jazz legend Herbie Hancock, saxophone colossus Kamasi Washington, or artistic icon Seal, Pinson brings his bold and empathic musicality to every composition and scenario. The leader of “Boom Clap,” Pinson is an international artist and educator who aspires to bring joy and healing to the listener through the power of storytelling. Pinson has appeared at the Newport, Montreal, Jakarta, and So What’s Next Jazz Festivals, the Hollywood Bowl, the Village Vanguard, the Blue Note, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, Yoshi’s, and Ronnie Scott’s. Most recently, he was an artist in residence at Black Cat in San Francisco. A drum student from the age of 7, Pinson holds music degrees from the Thelonious Monk Institute at UCLA (M.M.) and Berklee College of Music (B.A.). Pinson has performed or collaborated with Seal, Herbie Hancock, Wanye Shorter, Kamasi Washington, Braxton Cook, Gerald Clayton, Terrace Martin, Kiefer, Marquis Hill, Mark Turner, Gilad Hekselman, Moses Sumney, Christian Kuria, and Ben Williams.
Mike Womack and the Crying Rocks: Mike Womack and the Crying Rocks was put together October of 2024 building on the songs of Mike Womack. His songs carry an emotional tale of human failings but then redemption in Christ.
Retropolitan: Retropolitan is a San Francisco-based Music Producer and Artist. Fusing Synthwave and Synthpop with the captivating allure of South Asian (Indian) melodies, he blends his Indian American heritage into his work, enriching his music with a multicultural perspective. A lifelong artist, he is also an award-winning editor, writer, and filmmaker. Retropolitan is working on his third album, poised for release in early 2026. Brace yourself for an exhilarating musical voyage, an odyssey of self-discovery through the boundless frontiers of digital noise.
Jonathan Pinson's Boom Clap: Daring and versatile, American drummer Jonathan Pinson is making his mark across genres and generations. Whether it’s jazz legend Herbie Hancock, saxophone colossus Kamasi Washington, or artistic icon Seal, Pinson brings his bold and empathic musicality to every composition and scenario. The leader of “Boom Clap,” Pinson is an international artist and educator who aspires to bring joy and healing to the listener through the power of storytelling. Pinson has appeared at the Newport, Montreal, Jakarta, and So What’s Next Jazz Festivals, the Hollywood Bowl, the Village Vanguard, the Blue Note, Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, Yoshi’s, and Ronnie Scott’s. Most recently, he was an artist in residence at Black Cat in San Francisco. A drum student from the age of 7, Pinson holds music degrees from the Thelonious Monk Institute at UCLA (M.M.) and Berklee College of Music (B.A.). Pinson has performed or collaborated with Seal, Herbie Hancock, Wanye Shorter, Kamasi Washington, Braxton Cook, Gerald Clayton, Terrace Martin, Kiefer, Marquis Hill, Mark Turner, Gilad Hekselman, Moses Sumney, Christian Kuria, and Ben Williams.