Country singer Marty Brown gained national exposure when he competed on Americas Got Talent. Marty's performance of the Bob Dylan classic, Make You Feel My Love," for his audition on America's Got Talent is still trending at 300,000 views per month. It is currently surpassing a remarkable nine million views. His appearance on America's Got Talent Season 8 not only... read full bio
Somewhere between Otis Reddings soul shout and Cat Powers swampy poeticism... one of the greatest, most thoughtful lyricists the state has to offer. Certainly one of the most respected songsmiths around. Adam Faucett manages to get under your ribs effortlessly. - Arkansas Times... read full bio
Nikki Hills self-titled EP created a heavy and sudden international underground buzz that the band has traveled with from state to state and overseas, proving with only four tunes penned by Hill herself that they have an energy that appeals to everyone who is ready to dance, drawing crowds from every avenue at their shows. One club advertisement will call... read full bio
Like a character in a dreary West Coast short story by Raymond Carver, Nashville songwriter Andrew Combs moves through a hazy modern world, trying to find the meaning in life. He is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Dallas, Texas, who currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. He released his debut EP, Tennessee Time, in May 2010, which has been... read full bio
Tony Furtado is a multi-instrument musician with years of musical talent and experience under his belt. Completely embodying Americana roots music, Tony is an evocative and soulful singer, a wide-ranging songwriter and an expert multi-instrumentalist skilled on the banjo, cell-banjo, slide guitar and baritone ukulele. He has toured with legendary musicians like Gregg Allman and renowned slide guitarists such as... read full bio
Phantom Limb is an English country/soul group that originated in Bristol, England. The band has toured extensively around Europe and America. With two album releases, Phantom Limb's self titled debut was recorded at Rockfield Studios. Four years later, the band released their second album, The Pines. All of the band members agree that they enjoy writing, playing, and producing music,... read full bio
JP Harris’ first album, I’ll Keep Calling, was named Best Country Album by The Nashville Scene, awarded Best Country Album at the Independent Music Awards, earned a cameo on NPR’s American Routes, and even more attention on the internet and in many publications. Two songs from this album were included on the soundtrack of the film At Any Price, starring... read full bio
Mathew Curry may be from Normal, Illinois, but he is far from regular. The 21-year-old is already flirting with fame and coupling with legends. He completed a 60-city tour through Canada with the Steve Miller Band, and is looking forward to a national tour with Peter Frampton and The Doobie Brothers. Steve Miller took a liking to the kid with... read full bio
Brynn Marie of Pittsburgh. She loved singing and began singing with her elementary school chorus, quickly earning solo spots. She was in a Christian band for a time as a teen but found herself drawn to country music, and after winning a talent contest sponsored by radio station WKKW in 2005, she applied herself to a music career full time,... read full bio
The John King Band was formed in November of 2010 in Athens, Georgia. Since the age of 15, singer/songwriter John King had a dream of blending the stylistic qualities of Southern Rock and Country. After several years of experimenting, he finally found that unique sound. In 2011, The John King Band had their first big break through when they... read full bio
The Shuggah Pies are three southern girls that mix the classic rock they were raised on with the country music they fell in love which comes together as a beautiful symphony of family music. They are always kept busy in Nashville writing, performing and continuing to evolve as musicians and artists. These sister’s have spent their entire lives playing together... read full bio
MamaDear never met a porch they didn’t like.It was on a front porch just two and half years ago that Kelly Tillotson, Dan Wilson, and Parker Bradway formed the country music trio they now call MamaDear—named after a lovely lady with the loveliest porch in Tennessee. Since then they’ve been on more porches than my (anatomically correct) hands could count.... read full bio
Twang and Round are two guys from Kentucky who make rap-country music together and create a nice bridge between the two genres. Their influences are very diverse including artists such as Creedence Clearwater, OutKast, Beastie Boys, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. They have a passion for southern rap, hip hop, and country music which is very visible in their last three albums... read full bio
George Ducas is a country music artist, who has released three studio albums: George Ducas, Where I Stand, and 4340. With a craft mastered by reflections of life lessons complimented by present day maturity, Ducas returns to the country music format to “voice” his songs, and without exception 4340 showcases his talents to illuminate storylines with defining imagery that brings... read full bio
"Cody Purvis considers himself to be a lover of what he calls “real country music,” and that statement comes through in his own musical sound. His love for music runs in the family, for his parents often performed with country music groups. His talent has certainly been recognized in the industry, and he has opened for artists including Colt Ford,... read full bio
Since making it as a runner-up on the twelfth season of American Idol, Kree Harrison has released her debut album, This Old Thing. This Old Thing became a success, as it emerged at No. 28 on the US Country chart, and No. 20 on the Billboard 200. Kree has been singing since a very young age, first performing for churches,... read full bio
The Judson Cole Band got its start in the members hometown of San Angelo, Texas, where they performed at a local pub. Their first album, Eastern Skies, and three singles, Call Me Back Home, Time to Run, and Goodbye Dallas brought the Judson Cole Band popularity, allowing them to tour around Texas and the South, sharing music with their adoring... read full bio
Carter Winter is a modern country musician with a traditional sound. He pours his heart and soul into his songs pulling from his own experiences to create relatable stories of real life. He doesn’t look like a traditional country artist with his sleeve tattoos but he put in the time building a loyal fan base touring around playing in local... read full bio
Jacob Powell is a contemporary country musician whose music has two distinct sides. His lyrics depict the interests of a Southern guy in beer, women and the great outdoors, while his music is influenced by rock, pop and hip-hop. Powell was raised in the tranquil Tennessee hamlet of Lawrenceburg, which is 90 miles from Nashville. His stepfather preferred Southern rock and classic... read full bio
Legal Tender is a musical duo consisting of long-time local Steamboat musicians Jeff Swoyer and Tom Schwall, who have been playing a mix of popular rock and country classics since 1986. Their 200+ song repertoire covers everything from Simon and Garfunkel's ""The Boxer"" and Mark Cohn's ""True Companion"", to Talking Heads' ""Psychokiller"" and the Gin Blossoms' ""Hey Jealousy"", with a... read full bio
