SEU Worship is the worship movement of Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida. They are a collective of musician, songwriters, creators, and worship leaders. Since the start of SEU Worship’s revival, the collective has released two EPs, and five albums. They have also released two albums in Spanish. Some of their most popular songs include, “The Comforter Has Come”, “Altar”, “Sanctuary”,... read full bio
Chris McClarney is an American Christian musician. He was born to a youth minister father and started his musical career with his debut independently released album, “Love Never Fails”, which was reviewed by Cross Rhythms. Since then, he has co-written the song “Love Never Fails” which was recorded by the Newsboys. He has released an EP, “Introducing Chris McClarney”, which... read full bio
The Brother Brothers are an Americana duo that consists of identical twins Adam and David Moss. They most recently gained popularity after the release of their debut album, “Some People I Know”, which contains the hit song “Frankie”. Growing up, the twins were often inspired by their father’s music collection. They went on to graduate from the University of Illionis... read full bio
Jason Hawk Harris is an up-and-coming country artist from Houston, Texas. Prior to releasing country music, Harris was a classically trained composer. Growing up, Harris was surrounded by talented relatives who could play guitar and sing. It wasn’t until Harris realized that Elvis was a country artist that he decided to delve into the genre. Harris started performing when he... read full bio
Ross Ellis is an up-and-coming country artist from Monterey, Louisiana. He started his career playing in a band named Wayside alongside his cousins and friends. The band became popular locally and Wayside was performing in venues across Louisiana and Mississippi. Ellis graduated from the University of Louisiana at Monroe and went on to move to Nashville to pursue his musical... read full bio
Carson McHone is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Austin, Texas. She has been performing music since she was only 16 and popped up in the country scene with the release of her debut self-titled EP. That year she performed at SXSW and a few years later released her debut studio album, “Goodluck Man”. Since then, she has performed at... read full bio
Dee White is an up-and-coming country artist from a small town in Alabama. Writing songs comes naturally to White and he loves writing about growing up in the south. Harold Shedd encouraged White to pursue music as a living and has mentored him on songwriting and performing. White has also found a mentor in Dan Auerbach who has co-wrote numerous... read full bio
Ben Danaher is a singer-songwriter from Texas. He is the son of the late Bob Danaher who he shared a passion of music from. Danaher is also the brother of the late Kelly Danaher and Brett Danaher so it’s no surprise that talent runs in his bloodline. Danaher’s life has seen a lot of tragedy which he helps outlet into... read full bio
Logan Ledger is an up-and-coming country bluegrass artist. He has been playing the guitar since he was only 12 years old and had a passion for Appalachian ballads and string bands from the 1930’s growing up. He slowly started learning more about country music and was then devoting himself to learn all he could about the genre. After graduating from... read full bio
Morgan Myles is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Myles moved to Nashville to pursue an education and career in music at Belmont University but started performing music at only 3 years old. From there, she released a cover of Little Big Town’s song “Girl Crush”. Since then, other songs she has released include, “Acapella”, “Whiskey Dreaming”, “Knew Love”,... read full bio
Nora Collins is an up-and-coming country artist from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She got her start performing at a local Potbelly Sandwich shop and shortly after she was playing every Friday and Saturday there. This local gig ended up earning her a chance to play Summerfest where she landed a spot on the main stage. Since then, Collins has released two EPs,... read full bio
Candi Carpenter is a country music singer-songwriter from Toledo, Ohio. She is best known for her debut single, “Burn The Bed”, which was produced by Shane McAnally and peaked at number 56 on the US Country Airplay charts. The following year that Carpenter released her debut single, she was featured in Rolling Stone as one of ten new country artists... read full bio
Radiant Children is a trio from London that consists of vocalist Fabienne, producer Tyler, and multi-instrumentalist Marco. The trio were working on different projects and it wasn’t until they were all in a room that they realized how much chemistry that have together and decided to work on music together. Since then, Radiant Children have released one EP, “Tryin’”. Their... read full bio
Mvstermind is an up-and-coming rapper and producer from St. Louis. He found a love for music at only 11 years old when his father brought home a demo version of FL Studios. He then went on to start producing for local artists and eventually gained the confidence to become the head of the music collective MME. It wasn’t too long... read full bio
Katie Pruitt is a musician from Atlanta, Georgia who is currently planting her feet in Nashville. Her music tackles subjects such as religion, mental health, and love with a modern twist. Pruitt has performed at festivals such as Americana, 420 Fest, Pilgrimage, and more. She has released her debut EP, “Ourvinyl” which is a live EP and features songs such... read full bio
Ider is an alternatie-indie duo that consists of Megan Markwick and Lily Somerville. The duo came together to form Ider in their bedroom in North London and shortly after released their debut song “Sorry”. Their song caught the attention of songwriter and producer Shura, who produced their single “Does She Even Know” which came out of their debut EP, “Gut... read full bio
Hurry Up is an up-and-coming band from Portland, Oregon that consists of members Kathy Foster, Maggie Vail, and Westin Glass. The group has released one album, “Hurry Up”. Some of their most popular songs include, “And Then”, “Kick Em Out”, and “You Just Wait”. Hurry Up has opened for artists such as, The Slashes, We Were Promised Jetpacks, Protomartyr, Preoccupations,... read full bio
Benji. is a rapper, singer, producer, and musician from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Prior to released music as Benji, he was working under the name Courtesy. He has just released his newest album, “Smile You’re Alive” which is inspired by the fact that Benji says you live through 100% of your worst days. Benji says his favorite artist is Thundercat and that... read full bio
Anna St. Louis is an American singer-songwriter based in California. Prior to her move to Los Angeles, Anna was a Philadelphia art-school graduate and when she moved to Los Angeles she learned to play the guitar and released two EPs, “DEMOS” and “First Songs”. Most recently, Anna has released her debut album, “If Only There Was a River”. Some of... read full bio
Anjimile is a Malawian-American musician based in Boston, Massachusetts. Anjimile is a queer and trans artist that was raised in Richardson, Texas. Growing up, Anjimile dealt with a lot of racism, homophobia and xenophobia and this is what caused them to form the basis of their radical queer politics. Anjimile has released six albums so far; her most recent being... read full bio
