The roster

Artist-first.
Florida-built.

Development, booking, and a scene to belong to — these are the bands carrying Florida's independent sound.

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Peace Cult

Tampa's Peace Cult blends alternative rock, pop-punk, and grunge into a high-energy sound driven by massive hooks, fuzzed-out guitars, and emotionally charged songwriting. Known for explosive live shows and releases like their cover of Freaky Friday’s “Take Me Away,” the band has quickly become one of the most exciting new names in Florida rock.

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Kristopher James

A staple of Florida's independent music community, Kristopher James writes indie folk and Americana songs rooted in honest storytelling and timeless craftsmanship. His intimate performances and unwavering dedication to the local scene have earned him a reputation as one of the region's most respected singer-songwriters.

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Discord Theory

Discord Theory is a Tampa-based alternative emo band fusing raw emotion, powerful hooks, and cinematic songwriting into a fresh take on the genre. Built on vulnerability, storytelling, and connection, their immersive sound and passionate live performances continue to carve out a distinctive voice in Florida's independent music scene.

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Bangarang

Blending alternative rock with hip-hop influences, Bangarang has spent nearly two decades carving out a sound that's both hard-hitting and unpredictable. Built on infectious grooves, razor-sharp lyricism, and an unmistakable stage presence, the band remains one of Tampa Bay's most distinctive independent acts.

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Hollyglen

Hollyglen channels the spirit of early-2000s alternative rock into a sound that's both familiar and unmistakably their own. Blending driving guitars, unforgettable hooks, and moments of psychedelic texture, the Tampa-based band crafts songs that feel nostalgic without ever standing still.

One playlist, whole scene

The official FMAM playlist

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