Will, who grew up in Cross Lanes, West Virginia, knew music would be a big part of his life from a young age. Taking up musical instruments like as guitar, piano, saxophone and clarinet came naturally to the child, but once accomplished and adept, he won a college scholarship and decided to make music his life's job. Will built the basis... 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
Noah Hicks, a Nashville-based emerging country musician, conveys his tale via song in a surprisingly familiar and globally sympathetic way. Noah has evolved into his country voice employing innovative poetry and resourcefulness, developing a distinct sound, with a vocal warmth that transmits the sense of his Carrollton, GA roots. A sound that may be heard on his upcoming six-track EP,... read full bio
Mae Estes, a native of Hope, Arkansas, has been making the rounds in Music City for more than seven years now. Her first few years in the city, she worked up to three jobs at once, so she is now loaded with tales to share. After receiving advice from Kobalt Music, Estes agreed to her first publishing contract with Plaid... read full bio
Born in Hawaii and reared in the center of Georgia, Kyle Clark is an artist and composer. Kyle's tracks were discovered by hit composer Jordan Schmidt (Blake Shelton/Tyler Hubbard), who gave him a publishing agreement at Sony Music Publishing after Kyle won the 101.5 Kicks Radio competition in Atlanta two years in a row. After co-writing Lily Rose's "Villain" for... read full bio
In his music, Hollier boldly displays the knowledge and expertise gained during a fascinating personal journey, much like a well-traveled and reliable highway. The Louisiana-born singer, songwriter and guitarist now residing in Nashville tells real stories against a raucous heartland rock with a touch of country soul. He transitioned from supporting multi-platinum artists like Carly Pearce and Cassadee Pope to independently... read full bio
Johnny Dailey was introduced to country music through his cousin's pickup. His future was essentially sealed from his first memories of listening to music in that pickup till he was 18 and received his father's first acoustic guitar as a present. After graduating from high school, the Trussville, Alabama native relocated to Charleston, South Carolina, where he developed his stage... read full bio
George Shingleton is a country music singer and songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. At the age of four, Shingleton began singing in the church choir. Since, he has fostered a passion for southern rock and country music. Taking up the guitar, Shingleton began to develop his own country sound. Shingleton’s vocal skills shine in every one of his songs. Inspirations like... read full bio
Florida native and passionate singer-songwriter Charly Reynolds is carving out a niche for herself in country music. Reynolds chronicles a route practically every woman has taken in her contemplative and heartfelt track "Flowers". She unintentionally takes the first baby step toward discovering that leaving is where she wants to be. Although she may not yet have the strength to go,... read full bio
Preston James is a Tennessee-born country music performer whose soulful voice and genuine Southern charm have captured the attention of fans. He hails from Cheatham County. Preston is poised to make waves in the country music scene after signing with King Pen Music/Warner Chappell as a songwriter. With a blend of sincere lyrics and southern melodies that honor his rural upbringing,... read full bio
From Springville, California, a tiny community in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, comes singer-songwriter Carson Wallace. With a voice and style that offer a distinct take on country music, Carson takes pride in all that represents the western way of life. He gives listeners an unfiltered taste of what it's like to live in his eyes. Having said... read full bio
Aaron Cole’s rap career began at the age of four. Releasing his first album, “Jesus Is The Rock”, with the Christian Rap Ministry, Cole is definitely versed in rap and gospel. He has been included in Rapzilla’s Freshman Class, on Essence Magazine’s Gospel Artists to Watch list, and on Rapzilla’s Teen Rappers to Watch list. Cole has 6 independent projects... read full bio
Josh Wilson is a Christian pop musician from El Dorado, Arkansas. He has released four EPs, a compilation album, an independent album, and five studio albums. He is best known for singles, “Savior, Please”, which peaked at number 7 on the US Christian charts, and “Before the Morning”, which peaked at number 3 on the US Christian charts. Some of... 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
The Dirty River Boys are a testament to the idea that “if you can dream it, you can do it,” moving with determination ever closer to the light. It motivates them and provides exultation for each member, as well as for the audiences who have become fans by the force field the band creates in live performance. The Dirty River... read full bio
The younger sister of Nashville superstar Reba McEntire, Christian country performer Susie Luchsinger was born and raised in Chockie, OK; after graduating Oklahoma State University she toured behind her successful sibling, also lending backing vocals to Reba's 1981 album Heart to Heart and its 1982 follow-up Unlimited. Following her marriage to rodeo champion Paul Luchsinger, she launched her solo career... read full bio
James Carothers gained success on his first EP, Honky Tonk Land which had a feel of old school genuine country music. Carothers baritone voice sounds like famous singers like Waylon Jennings and Jamey Johnson. Carothers started his career performing in the honky tonks and casinos of the Southwest, and is now moving onto Nashville. Apart from his own music, Carothers... read full bio
One of the most esteemed and influential groups in contemporary bluegrass, Blue Highway excels at every facet of the music, from instrumental dexterity to impeccable vocal interplay to literate, powerful songwriting. Each member of the group is at the forefront of their respective roles, appearing on innumerable projects as sidemen, songwriters, and solo artists. Blue Highway is five egos merged... read full bio
Grizfolk is an alternative rock band consisting of five members. The five, Adam Roth, Sebastian Fritze, Fredrik Eriksson, Brendan James, and Bill Delia, combine their instrumentalist and vocal talents to share music with the world. With roots from Sweden, but now based in Los Angeles, Grizfolk is a worldly and alternative band. Their music has been well-received by critics across... 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
