Josh Mandl began performing stand-up in Boston and now alternates between touring and New York City. He started Next Stop Comedy, a stand-up comedy company that performs at more than 100 locations across the US. More recently, in a matter of weeks, his videos on Instagram have received over 1.5 million views. When he's not performing, he's most likely filming... read full bio
Mo Welch is a cartoonist, writer, comedian, and actress from Los Angeles. Workman Publishing published Mo's book How To Die Alone: The Foolproof Guide To Not Helping Yourself Featuring Blair, which is based on her comic strip Blair on Instagram, which has over 115k followers. At HBO Max, she developed and sold a TV pilot version of BLAIR, which was... read full bio
Ryan Waters is a country newcomer whose tale is characterized by a typical country upbringing, an unwavering work ethic, and a sincere relatability. After years of concentrating on a baseball career, Waters became disillusioned with the game and eventually let his neglected passion for music take over. Using that work ethic to become proficient in guitar, vocals, and songwriting, he... read full bio
Rob Langdon, a native of Florida, started his musical career deep in the Appalachian Mountains. He reconciled his love of baseball with his newfound enthusiasm for the guitar while he was a student at Appalachian State University. Rob's distinctive sound quickly started to take shape as he captivated crowds in Boone, North Carolina's local taverns. Rob soon shared the stage with... read full bio
Nate Kenyon, a songwriter and artist from Statesboro, Georgia, skillfully blends country, rap, and rock elements. Warner Chappell and Anthem Entertainment, two of the biggest names in the industry, were immediately impressed by the 19-year-old "America's Got Talent" Season 5 alumnus's talent. Collaborations with Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Chris Young, Lee Brice, Tyler Farr, and others showcase Kenyon's songwriting abilities. Notably,... read full bio
With a harmonica in one hand and a voice that is both rough and smooth, emerging pop-country star Wendell Ray makes a big splash on the music world with his first single, "Bury Me In Key West." This is the first song from his upcoming album, "Blessed and Broken." Wendell's emotional lyrics and energetic performance touch everyone. He sings about regret,... read full bio
Madison Hughes has always been interested in the areas between genres. She has spent years crafting her own sound, from performing rock and roll hits on prime-time TV to doing viral versions of modern country music. She has enjoyed the journey as much as the destination. All That I Am is her first book. This debut album has a lot... read full bio
The Boston band Grain Thief has put out a number of well-received albums that mix country and bluegrass music. They have also built a nationwide fan base through their live shows. Their latest album, House of the Dog, is a monument to friendship, perseverance, and the simple beauty that comes from friends, acoustic instruments, and a microphone. It is an... read full bio
Jesse Labelle lives in Nashville, TN, and every time he hits the stage, he puts on an amazing show by mixing new country music with classic country lyrics and high-energy guitar playing. Labelle answered the call of every Country Music singer/songwriter who is following "the dream" when he started what turned out to be a growing career in Canada. He... read full bio
Kenny Whitmire, a Georgia native, sings, writes, and lives for country music. Merle Haggard, Keith Whitley, Randy Travis, and Daryle Singletary are among his influences for his vintage country sound and irresistible beer joint and ballroom appeal. Whitmire moved to Nashville from Woodstock, GA in 2022 after one semester of college, and he rapidly immersed himself in the town's artist-writer... read full bio
Jase4Real has consistently remained devoted to his family and artistic legacy while actively developing that legacy. Jase serves as the principal vocalist of the 1990s sister musical ensemble Soul for Real. The trio provided one of the quintessential "boy band" ballads of that period with their song "Candy Rain," the title track of their 1995 album. Jase's stage name pays tribute... read full bio
Gina Thompson is a prominent urban contemporary female vocalist from the '90s, akin to Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott, Faith Evans, and the late Aaliyah. Thompson was up in Vineland, New Jersey, where she commenced her singing career as a toddler and persisted through high school, ultimately being named the school's inaugural Black homecoming queen. In 1995, Thompson entered into a contract... read full bio
Candyman was born and reared in South Central Los Angeles and attended Washington Preparatory High School. Sir Jinx acquainted Candyman with his cousin Dr. Dre. In 1987, Dr. Dre recorded a three-track demo for Candyman. In that same year, Dr. Dre introduced Candyman to Fila Al, who had recently established his independent label, King Quality Records. They released the single... read full bio
Sansone is an artist who persistently challenges conventions, redefining the essence of Christianity within the contemporary industry. Sansone was born into a reality that compelled him to confront unforeseen circumstances and make unexpected decisions. Rather than succumbing to rage, sorrow, or the narcotics that surrounded him, he embraced music. He developed a passion for hip hop upon seeing the sensitivity... read full bio
RENEE consists of two sisters, Rachael and Riley, whose connection is reflected in their music, characterized by refined vocals, poignant composition, and an engaging charm that captivates immediately. Contemporary, pertinent, and motivational, they are ideally situated to engage both religious audiences and the general public. Their aesthetic, energy, and message embody luminosity, resilience, and empowerment, while their accessible, grounded demeanor... read full bio
Equipped with a keen business acumen and an unparalleled work ethic instilled by his mother, King aspired to ascend the corporate hierarchy and provide his family — and others — with the life he never experienced. However, that perspective began to shift following a transformative encounter with the Lord during a youth convention in his adolescence. Subsequent to that transformative... read full bio
Evelyn Cormier resides in the mountainous and valley regions of New Hampshire. Her nascent career has already encompassed appearances on a reality television program and American Idol, as well as performances with musical icons. Her vocal quality is distinctive. Her songwriting is tuneful, poignant, and innovative. Her distinctive style, influenced by a diverse array of artists including the Cure, Lana... read full bio
Holly Brand is an artist and composer from a tiny town in Mississippi, whose music integrates her rural heritage with her devotion to the Lord. Influenced by southern dialect and Sunday mornings, she discovered her niche in music that fuses traditional country tunes with compelling narratives that direct all listeners to Jesus. She participated in season 23 of NBC's acclaimed program,... read full bio
Carly Ann Taylor is a lyrical and passionate performer, songwriter, and worship leader residing in San Diego, California, who narrates her transformative path from dysfunction to redemption. Carly Ann demonstrates her vocal prowess through a profound amalgamation of experiences and conviction. Every track on her EP "Changing My Story" represents a chapter of her life, transitioning from brokenness and abandonment... read full bio
Jon Lind is a Christian singer-songwriter and worship musician located in Nashville, recognized for his poignant, faith-oriented music centered on themes of hope, surrender, and the nature of Jesus. He composes original songs and praise covers, with notable releases such as "Pray It Anyway," "Servant Heart," and "Heart Like David."... read full bio
