"Blow My Mind," Say She She's second single, is now available. The song comes after "Forget Me Not," their debut single and music video, which received favorable early reviews from KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic. Both songs will be made available as a single 45 through Colemine/Karma Chief Records. Say She She is a female-led seven-piece band from Brooklyn. The band... read full bio
Under the alias Anti-General, Ziqi Zhong creates unconventional rhythms that are influenced by ominous and exotic noises. Since websites like YouTube and SoundCloud are restricted in his home country of China, he just established his own record label, Mavericks, in an effort to increase public exposure of underground music producers. He spoke with us on creating your own unique sound,... read full bio
Beharie, a young, old soul with a distinctive expression that nicely balances between longing for an identity and independence, is firmly established within the indie/soul environment. His music expresses a nerve that dares to be both emotional and insistent, with vulnerable vocals enmeshed in subtle harmonies. Even though it is still early in his career, Beharie has already been nominated... read full bio
Dustin Ybarra is a comedian known for his stand-up routines and an actor. Dustin is now starring as Kevin (Probably) Saves the World on the ABC television series. In addition, he has been in reoccurring parts on the television shows Gotham (on FOX), The Goldbergs (on ABC), Battle Creek (on CBS), Californication (on cable), and The Player (on NBC). All... read full bio
Erin Kinsey, a country music performer who was born on October 11, 2000, has gained recognition for her stunning vocals and moving lyrics. She is a celebrity in the making and is from Rockwall, Texas, as proven by recordings like "Just Drive" that have gone viral. Kinsey has been playing the guitar since she was 11 years old, but she... read full bio
Since making his debut the year prior, TikToker Gray Fagan has established quite a reputation for himself. The comedian began using the app at the beginning of March 2019, and ever since then, he has been honing the one-of-a-kind comedic style that he has developed. Fagan is unwilling to limit his output to a single category and instead frequently combines... read full bio
The pandemic was a contributing factor in HighSchool's decision to record their first extended play (EP), titled "Forever At Last." It is a sweeping compilation of bleak, pummeling, and weirdly beautiful tales of doubt and displacement. Sonically, it is a planet shift away from the solitary locations that it was recorded in. The songs, despite having an undeniable mystic element,... read full bio
Brian "Head" Welch, lead guitarist for the groundbreaking nu metal band Korn, is ready to speak at your church, school, or community event about how the grace of Christ Jesus transformed his life and how it can transform yours as well. Even to this day, Brian and Korn continue to perform in arenas all over the world. However, he is... read full bio
When the pandemic struck, singer, composer and professional nomad Ian Flanigan had already been leading a troubadour lifestyle for ten years. Extreme means were necessary in these desperate times and Flanigan's final assignment was an unplanned audition for NBC's The Voice in front of talent scouts at a honky-tonk in Nashville. The show's producers liked his distinctive voice, which had a whiskey... read full bio
A Passion conference gave singer-songwriter Patrick Mayberry the opportunity to personally witness the power of worship music for the first time. His YoungLife leader encouraged him to the annual college student conference, which evolved into a broader movement and gave rise to some of the most well-known figures in Christian music, including Chris Tomlin, Crowder, Kristian Stanfill and Matt Redman. Passion... read full bio
Landon Parker bridges the gap between classic country music and its contemporary reinterpretation. A blue-collar composer who has spent endless nights onstage performing show after show on Nashville's honky-tonk circuit crafted this southern sound that honors the wonderful things in life, such as cold beer, long-time friends, and fresh starts. Landon Parker is positioned to become country music's newest role... read full bio
JD Clayton's first instrument was a harmonica, a subpar replica of the genuine thing. He let out a few notes before tossing it into the water. A knockoff wouldn't do. He desired the genuine article. Little has altered. When an obscure Arkansas boy from Nashville arrived eager to offer his music, he was instructed to abandon his roots, adapt his... read full bio
Bella White, a truly unique new voice in songwriting, taps into the uncommon dichotomy at the core of her craft to produce an irrefutable beauty. The singer/multi-instrumentalist, who is originally from Calgary, grew up listening to traditional country and old-time music which she first encountered through her father, a Virginia native who sang in bluegrass bands throughout her childhood. White embraces... read full bio
Nicolette Hayford, a well-known Nashville songwriter, has launched a solo career as Pillbox Patti with the publication of two new songs, "Young and Stupid" and "Good People," which are currently available worldwide via Monument Records. "Young and Stupid," co-written by Hayford with Joe Clemmons, Ashley McBryde, Park Chisolm, Benjy Davis, Connie Harrington and Aaron Raitiere, looks back at Hayford's youth and how... read full bio
J.R. Carroll has recently published some work that is of really high quality. He and Bryan have been good friends for a longer, and in Bryan’s YouTube documentary “Hope", from the production of Elizabeth, the two talk about how they met. They did, and the very first time they got together, along with their mutual friend Caleb Buchfink, the boys... read full bio
An American actress, comedian, and writer by the name of Natalie Palamides. In her backyard when still a small child, Palamides created humorous home films while living outside of Pittsburgh. She would perform in the school hallways. Early influences included Disney films and the action comedy series Austin Powers. Palamides was inspired by the European clown tradition she was introduced... read full bio
Kevin D. Richardson is one of the Central Park Five, a group of young black and Latino men who were wrongfully convicted of a heinous crime in 1989. Richardson was just 14 years old when he was arrested and charged with the crime. Born on October 6, 1974 in Harlem, New York, Richardson grew up in a rough neighborhood and had... read full bio
American criminal justice reformer and former federal prisoner Alice Marie Johnson was given a life sentence after being found guilty in 1996 of being a part of a Memphis cocaine trafficking conspiracy. She was released from the Federal Correctional Institution, Aliceville, in June 2018 after serving 21 years in jail after the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump,... read full bio
This year, Owen Riegling has made no effort to avoid performing live and the small-town, easygoing country rocker has shown he is more than capable of handling the spotlight. He had the chance to perform on the main stage, which he had long yearned to do after winning the Boots and Hearts Emerging Artist Showcase. Owen participated in Sirroma Entertainment's Diamonds In The Rough showcase during Country... read full bio
War Hippies are renowned for their outstanding live performances, which feature flawless songwriting and close harmonies. This unstoppable combo continues to amaze its fans with each release thanks to Scooter Brown's incredible five million streams across platforms, as well as Donnie Reis' music production and well-known violin. The men have a unique bond with other veterans and military families because... read full bio
