Sara Benyo is a fast-rising producer, DJ, vocalist, and songwriter of electronic music. The Nashville native relocated to Los Angeles where she immediately gained the backing of some of the city's most well-known figures. Melodic bass and dubstep are the main mediums through which Sara Benyo expresses herself. Sara has had releases on prestigious labels such as Subsidia, Bassrush, Ophelia, Heaven... read full bio
As new signees to the recently resurrected National Anthem label through Capitol Records, Still Blank have released their first single, "What About Jane." Jordy from Kaua‘i, Hawaii, and Ben from Macclesfield, UK, formed the transatlantic duo in the UK. Their informal jam sessions in a Liverpool basement evolved into studio sessions inspired by treks across rural Wales. While the thin folk elements... read full bio
The band Sons of Habit got their name from the trailer in which they originally performed on a plot of property in Habit, Kentucky. Mitchell Douglas, the band's lead singer, lived there and got together NoahPatrick, Jeffrey Parish, Dalton Daniels, and his writing partner, Hagan Edge, to perform. The band's natural chemistry is evident in both their live performance and... read full bio
Schur is a Connecticut-based indie rock performer. Before he found hip hop at the age of 15, he grew up listening only to Led Zeppelin. His primary influences are hip hop and rock, with a dash of reggae. He performs in a group with his older brother and a few close pals, and he uses a mobile setup to write... read full bio
Salami Rose Joe Louis is a multi-instrumentalist female producer and genre-traveling artist, also known as Lindsay Olsen, is signed to Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder label. Her favorite Roland MV8800 is used almost solely for recording and production. Brainfeeder's critically praised conceptual sci-fi epic, "Zdenka 2080," her debut album, was nominated for Album of the Year at the Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards. She... read full bio
Storm Large is a novelist, writer, musician, and actor. As a contestant on the CBS program Rock Star: Supernova, Storm gained widespread recognition. Although she was ousted the week before the finale, she developed a following that now follows her across the globe. She appeared on America's Got Talent as well. Storm sang in clubs all throughout San Francisco during the... read full bio
The first legal moonshine distillery in Tennessee, where the spirit of tradition is still very much alive, is where Seth Mulder & Midnight Run was founded. The band's goal since the beginning has been to create a sound that is both incredibly real and surprisingly unique by fusing the energy of contemporary performance with the foundations of traditional bluegrass. The band... read full bio
Will and Alex, who come from quite different places—Mississippi and Los Angeles—began working together because they virtually admired each other's musical abilities. The name "Sunday Scaries" itself captures the pair's realistic post-weekend feelings, which anyone who has gone through the aftermath of a night of partying can relate to. Despite having its roots in the EDM and club scene, Sunday Scaries'... read full bio
Shari Rigby is a talented person who is known for her important work in faith and family entertainment that inspires people. Shari is a well-known figure in faith-based cinema. She is well recognized for her powerful roles in Overcomer, October Baby, Not Today, Wildflower, and The Least of These. Her transition from successful actress to skilled filmmaker has won her... read full bio
Susie Larson is a best-selling author, a national speaker, and the host of the well-known radio show Susie Larson Live. Susie has written twenty-two books and is an expert in fitness. She has also been a top-ten finalist for the John C. Maxwell Transformational Leadership Award twice. Susie's goal is to help people all over the world realize how valuable their... read full bio
Sharon and her husband Ike started Bright City Church in Durham, North Carolina, in 2018. They are both leaders there. Sharon got her M.Div. from Duke Divinity School and her PhD from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, where she studied the subject of women and calling. She has written three books: Free of Me: Why Life Is Better When It's Not About... read full bio
American Idol finalist Slater Nalley has consistently been drawn to music. During middle school, the Atlanta native chose to engage in musicals rather than sports, which frequently led to feelings of alienation as his peers questioned his unconventional choices. Following the emergence of several original compositions that garnered widespread recognition on social media, Nalley commenced refining his skills, ultimately using... read full bio
Sterling Elza is a Red Dirt singer-songwriter originating from the Texas Panhandle. Born into a rancher family with three musicians, Sterling commenced guitar instruction at the age of five. Sterling commenced his musical journey, drawing influences from his parents' diverse musical tastes, which spanned "old school Red Dirt," contemporary top 40 country, grunge, and classic rock. Sterling persisted with guitar... read full bio
Shaya Zamora creates stirring songs that challenge preconceived notions of Christian music by utilizing the intimacy and passion of indie folk. Zamora, who was up in rural Washington, used music creation and performance as a way to find solace and strength throughout difficult times. Early hits like "Holding On" are powerful displays of Zamora's vivid affirmations of faith and resiliency,... read full bio
The Surf City Allstars first met in the eighties, after Gary Grffin left the Beach Boys to become the Musical Director for Jan&Dean. Chris Farmer, Philip Bardowell, and David Logeman all joined Gary in the Jan&Dean band. Matt Jardine was already touring with the Beach Boys. One by one, the other Surf City Allstars were hired by Mike Love (original... read full bio
After being invited backstage by Dave Chappelle who had mistaken him for the real life Bon Jovi, Jason Morey realized he had to make something of this. Thus, Slippery When Wet was born, a tribute to Bon Jovi. They started in 2003 and have been playing regular shows ever since – and they’ve grown quite popular, consistently selling out venues.... read full bio
The reviews are in for Sunset Strip, one of the hottest 80s tribute bands out there. Sunset Strip hails from Rockford, Illinois, where they became the recipients of the Hall of Fame RAMI, or the Rockford Area Music Industry Award, five different times (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018, all for “Best Tribute Band”). If you’re looking to celebrate the... read full bio
The Social Club Misfits are breaking borders with my music. They claim, “We make music you’re not embarrassed to show your friends,” demonstrating their confident music souls. Hailing from Miami, the Social Club Misfits draw distinct sounds from their backgrounds to create quick-witted music. Their songs have hit the Billboard charts, redefining faith-based music. The Social Club Misfits have sold... read full bio
Seals & Crofts 2 brings you the nostalgia and same music that Seals & Crofts brought you because they consist of Brady Seals, cousin of Jim Seals, and Lua Crofts, daughter of Darrell Crofts. Seals & Crofts 2 performs classic songs like Summer Breeze, Diamond Girl, and We May Never Pass This Way (Again) in a new light but with... read full bio
James McDonnell, better known as his stage name, Slim Jim Phantom, is an American drummer, musician, and songwriter who rose to fame as the drummer of the rockabilly band the Stray Cats. Slim Jim Phantom was born in Brooklyn, New York, and raised in Massapequa, New York. While growing up, Slim Jim Phantom would listen to jazz music and by... read full bio
