Rising southern rock group The Georgia Thunderbolts are from Rome, Georgia. Lead vocalist TJ Lyle, drummer Bristol Perry, guitarists Riley Couzzourt and Logan Tolbert, and bassist Zach Everett make up the band. Since the publication of their self-titled first EP, The Georgia Thunderbolts have been well-known for their distinctive fusion of blues and rock music. The Glasgow, Kentucky-based EP, which Richard... read full bio
TX is an up-and-coming rap and trap artist from Bristol, United Kingdom, whose music is a mixture of catchy melodic choruses and personal verses. TX began his musical career with the release of his EP “Change,” which led him to gain support from BBC Radio Bristol and perform at Bristol Local. He then gained the attention from a DJ at... read full bio
Track45 is an up-and-country country band that consists of the sibling trio of Jenna, Ben and KK Johnson, from Meridian, Mississippi. Each sibling of the group are talented singer-songwriters and performers who grew up surrounded by music as their grandfather was director of their church choir. The siblings saved up all their money to buy their own musical instruments to... read full bio
Thunderstorm Artis might invoke the sounds of Leon Bridges, Passenger, or John Legend, and yet is a sound unlike anything you’ve ever heard. With a perfect blend between alternative, folk, soul, and even a touch of country, Thunderstorm Artis is making waves already with only a single EP out, “Haunted”. This six track EP contains “Just Like an Angel” and... read full bio
The Chapin Sister’s belong to a family legacy of artists, being the nieces of the iconic Harry Chapin, cousins of country singer May Chapin Carpenter, relatives of jazz drummer James Forbes Chapin, singer Jen Chapin, artist James Ormsbee Chapin, and the daughters of songwriter Tom Chapin. As their name suggests, Abigail and Lily Chapin are sisters and their style consists... read full bio
The Brevet began when frontman Aric Chase Damm started writing music for student films and that’s when he fell in love with the process and the end result. After the release of two independent albums (“The Battle of the Heart” and “American Novel”), The Brevet got a licensing deal. Just as Aric felt his songs were perfect for films, music... read full bio
The National Reserve got its start like any other band: playing Friday nights for a bunch of boozers and barflies, growing their fanbase across the New York area. It worked out in their favor, as they were eventually signed with Ramseur Records, with whom they released their debut album “Motel La Grange” in 2018. Since then, they’ve released three Eps:... read full bio
Sam Endicott is back with a new outfit called The Mercy Beat. Two tracks have already hit, but above is the premiere for "Fool for a Fool," which is bleached out and falsetto fabulous. No idea what Sam's singing, but there's an 80s yacht-rock vibe and as Eric put it—"It's got a nice groove to it; I'd make out to... read full bio
"The Gilded Palace of Sin", the Flying Burrito Brothers' groundbreaking debut album from 1969, made them a household name among country rockers in the United States. Despite having ties to the band's founders, Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman, the group endured numerous personnel changes and has continued to exist in various forms to the present. In 2002, Sneaky Pete Kleinow... read full bio
Western New York-based The Hootz, formerly known as The Hootn'Anges, is an alternative rock country band. Luke and Ange Marino are a husband and wife team that play guitar, bass guitar, and sing. Their hilarious lyrics and unpolished music have a certain purity to them. Their performances feature a number of classically educated musicians, some of whom play the fiddle,... read full bio
The rock group The Young Evils, from Seattle, Washington, is a great example of how final results frequently diverge significantly from original plans. Troy Nelson and Mackenzie Mercer, coworkers at a record store, started The Young Evils as a fun, Vaselines-inspired pop duo. However, they no longer sound anything like that group. The Brooklyn-based band extended their sound after their... read full bio
Them Vibes instantly rattled the foundations of Music City with their blitzkrieg live show and passionate songs after being formed in East Nashville's underground rock scene in 2013. Them Vibes have given new life to the anemic arm of what is now passed off as popular rock n' roll by fusing the raw vitality of the Rolling Stones and the Black... read full bio
Teethe is the slowcore side project of Denton, Texas-based indie band Crisman. Teethe plays a more relaxed style of music. With the release of their self-titled album in 2020 under the Teethe alias, the band made an unofficial announcement about the addition of bassist Jordan to their lineup. Madeline Dowd, lead singer of Crisman, Boone Patrello of Dead Sullivan, Grahm... read full bio
Tiera Kennedy, an Alabama native, has been singing since she was a young child. Rich and soulful are words that have been used to describe her voice. When she was about thirteen years old, she made the decision to think about a career in music. She then taught herself how to play the guitar by watching YouTube tutorials. After reading the... read full bio
Dial grew up in Arizona listening to country music. As a child, the singer frequently attended concerts and was usually in rooms where guitars were easily available, thanks in part to his father's profession as a concert organizer. Dial grew up listening to performers such as George Strait, Garth Brooks and James Taylor thanks to his father, but it was country... read full bio
The Grascals are among the most beloved and acclaimed bands on todays bluegrass scene, having won SPBGMAs Bluegrass Band of the Year award, the International Bluegrass Music Associations Emerging Artist of the Year award and earning its Entertainer of the Year honor for two years in a row. Vocally, the trio of Terry Eldredge, John Bryan, and Terry Smith are... read full bio
Tararam is an Israeli music and dance group. It has performed around the world, including in the Expo 2000 in Germany, and the Summer Olympics in Athens. Tararam's artistic director and founder is Doron Raphaeli, who began performing professionally at the age of fifteen. He studied at the Jerusalem Music Academy and served in the Israeli Defence Forces as a... read full bio
To Kill A King is an indie rock band comprised of members Ralph Pelleymounter, Grant McNeil, Ben Jackson, James Ball, and Joshua Taffel. The group combines guitar, keyboard, bass, drums, and vocals to create their alternative sound. They have released two albums to critical acclaim, Cannibals With Cutlery and To Kill A King. To Kill A King has supported Dog... read full bio
The Mulligan Brothers band is from Mobile, Alabama. For the past three years, the group has been touring through the United States and Europe. The Mulligan Brothers perform a unique take on Americana Folk music. They combine the styles of Americana, bluegrass, and folk to create beautiful sounds. From haunting ballads to rocking riffs, The Mulligan Brothers take audiences on... read full bio
The Mistletones are a holiday a capella sensation that have been spreading cheer for over 10 years. They have grown popularity as a one-of-a-kind holiday a cappella performers and their music is fun, energetic, and upbeat and consists from classic carols to the most popular holiday songs. The Mistletones consist of a quartet and a beatboxer.... read full bio
