Meredith Andrews is a contemporary Christan musician, songwriter and even a worship leader. In 2011, she won two different Dove Awards. one of them was for ""Worship Song Of The Year"" for her song ""How Great Is The Love"" from her album As Long As It Takes. The other Dove Award she won was for ""Praise and Worship Album of... read full bio
Micah Tyler is an American Christian pop artist from Beaumont, Texas. Tyler has released two albums, “The Story I Tell”, and the most recent entitled “Different”, which peaked at number 38 on the US Christian charts. He has also released an EP, “The Kitchen Sink”. Some of Tyler’s singles have also made it to the Billboard charts including “Never Been... read full bio
Michael Cleveland is an American bluegrass fiddle player from Henryville, Indiana. When Cleveland was only four years old he first learned to play the violin at a local Suzuki program. This led to him performing at the Grand Ole Opry, at A Prairie Home Companion and in front of the United States Congress. As a solo artist, Cleveland has released... read full bio
Michael Martin Murphey has become a prominent musical voice for the Western rancher, horseman, and cowboy. He is an American singer-songwriter that is best known for his Western country music infused with folk and rock. In junior high school, Murphey became interested in music and began performing as an amateur. He got his first professional music performance playing around a... read full bio
Michael McDermott is rightfully considered to be one of the finest songwriters of his generation, with beautiful songs marred with questionable outcomes in life and love, his romantic optimism prevails. His new record, Noise From Words (One Little Indian Records) gladly surrenders to the world of pop culture mania for an introspective retreat to the calm and timely sound... read full bio
Robert Michael Nesmith (born December 30, 1942) is an American musician, songwriter, actor, producer, novelist, businessman, and philanthropist, best known as a member of the musical group The Monkees and star of the TV series of the same name. Nesmith is notable as a songwriter, including Different Drum" sung by Linda Ronstadt with the Stone Poneys, and as executive producer... read full bio
Michael Ray is a country artist from Florida. He has been described as vibrant, upbeat, and contemporary country-rock. He started by building a strong grassroots fan base in his home in southern Florida, before gaining fame on The CW’s reality television vocal competition The Next: Fame Is at Your Doorstep. Ray inherited his love for music from his grandfather, who... read full bio
The eldest song of rock and country music legend Conway Twitty, Michael Twitty continues on his father’s well-loved legacy and performs in tribute to him. Born in Helena, Arkansas, Michael’s immersion in music started from an early age, and at the age of eight, his love for music and the spotlight had solidified. His passion for music instilled in him... read full bio
Rising country singer-songwriter Michael Tyler, named by Rolling Stone as 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know, is making waves with his single “They Can’t See”. MT, who began honing his singing and songwriting skills at the young age of eleven, released his debut album 317. His first single, “Crazy Last Night”, had its world premier on CMT and... read full bio
Christian singer Michael W. Smith has a record deal with Meadowgreen Music. He was able to pen numerous gospel successes at the record company for notable performers like Sandi Patty, Amy Grant, and Bill Gaither. Smith was working with Amy Grant when he soon started opening for her and started work on his debut album. The solo project, titled "The... read full bio
Michelle Wright is a Canadian country artist who has become a widely recognized female country singer in the 1990’s. Her music career started in a band in 1983. Michelle and her band signed with Savannah Records and soon released her debut single “I Want to Count on You”, the song was a hit and peaked at No. 48 on the... read full bio
The American country music performer Mickey Guyton. Guyton, who was up in Texas, was exposed to a variety of musical genres at a young age; as a result, her music incorporates aspects of modern country and RnB music. 2011 saw her move to Nashville, Tennessee, where she later agreed to a recording deal with Capitol Records Nashville. The label released... read full bio
Mickey Jones has enjoyed considerable success in the music business both as a musician and a singer. In the past few years he has added acting to his already outstanding credits, having been featured in numerous guest star roles in hit TV shows such as ... read full bio
American alternative country-rock band Micky and the Motorcars has been enthralling audiences with their moving lyrics and contagious tunes. The Idaho-based band, which was started by brothers Micky and Gary Braun, has a devoted following because to its genuine sound and thrilling live shows. The Braun brothers developed a great appreciation for the rich narrative history of country music while growing... read full bio
There is a lot of chest-thumping going on in Nashville these days, and because heart and soul have been replaced by bravado and swagger, you would almost expect some of the male stars of country music to have some bruises on their bodies. This is precisely what makes Midland, which consists of three close friends and is based in Dripping... read full bio
Midnight River Choir's formation was nothing short of a force of nature, which now communicates flawlessly throughout their live presentations. Labels and comparisons are unnecessary for this band. Their music says a lot about who they are and what they stand for. Their lives have been intertwined by a powerful thread of energy both on and off stage. That energy... read full bio
Bluegrass music is fundamentally about what happens when you give in to the moment. The fun of improvising keeps the music interesting, and it keeps the players on their toes to come up with ideas as they go. The self-titled album by Mighty Poplar, a brand-new all-star roots ensemble with Andrew Marlin of Watchhouse, Noam Pikelny, Chris Eldridge, bassist Greg... read full bio
When Mike Harmeier started Mike and the Moonpies, he was still in his early 20s. They were the epitome of a workingman's country band from the beginning, honing their craft with five-hour concerts on Austin's dancehall circuit before taking their music throughout the nation. They flew their flag everywhere from Abbey Road Studios, where they recorded Cheap Silver & Solid... read full bio
Mike Archer decided to relocate to Kentucky in order to find inspiration in the lifestyle of a small town. His debut solo concert took place in 2003 at the Two Roads Cafe in Danville, Kentucky. Mike was warmly greeted, and I still prefer performing in more intimate settings where I can engage with my audience. Even the opportunity to try his... read full bio
Mike Farris' music merges traditional black gospel, '70s Stax soul and southern blues. Known for his soul-bearing stage performances, Mike became a music sensation. HIs first critically acclaimed album Salvation in Lights was the first time people around the country heard the blend of gospel music and New Orleans sounds. Farris earned the Americana Music Association's New & Emerging Artist... read full bio
