Sara Haze grew up in Orange County, California. Her mother is a vocal coach so when Sara was very young, she started voice lessons. Sara immediately fell in love with singing and entertaining. She began recording songs for various television shows at age twelve. She started writing and recording her own music when she was fourteen and has had over... read full bio
John Craigie is an American folk singer-songwriter who has been known as a “Modern-Day Troubadour,” who plays in the style of iconic musicians such as Woody Guthrie, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, and more. Craigie was born in Los Angeles, California, and he began his career studying at UC Santa Cruz where he also began performing music locally. He previously began playing... read full bio
Stephanie Quayle is an American country pop singer-songwriter and musician. She has released two studio albums; “Ain’t No Housewife” and “Love the Way You See Me” which peaked at number 3 on the US Heatseekers charts and number 20 on the US Indie charts. Some of her most popular songs include, “Selfish”, “Drinking With Dolly”, “Ugly”, “Winnebago”, “Love the Way... read full bio
Grady Spencer and the Work is a country band that is led by Grady Spencer and consists of members Johnny Hatcher, Tyler Martin and Blake Sager. Spencer was born in Lubbock and raised in Paducah and his music shows his Texas roots. After the formation of Grady Spencer and the Work, the band went on to self-produce their first album... read full bio
Carson Jeffrey is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from Cat Spring, Texas. While growing up, Jeffrey found his love for country artists and bands and found influence in artists that included Cross Canadian Ragweed, Chris Knight, and Ryan Bingham. Jeffrey was born in Cat Spring, Texas, but spent most of his time at his family’s ranch while was located in Dryden,... read full bio
Skip Ewing is an American country singer-songwriter from Redlands, California. Ewing began his career as a songwriter and recording artist for MCA and Capitol Records. As a recording artist, Ewing released his debut single, “Your Memory Wins Again,” which peaked at number 17 on the US Country charts. That same year, Ewing released his debut studio album, “The Coast of... read full bio
Barbara Keith is an American folk-rock singer-songwriter and guitarist who rose to fame recording with her family band, The Stone Coyotes. Keith was born in Deerfield, Massachusetts, and she began her musical career performing in Greenwich Village before going on to begin performing with the band Kangaroo which consisted of members John Hall, Teddy Speleos, and N.D. Smart. With Kangaroo,... read full bio
Blake Redferrin, known as just Redferrin, is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter from White House, Tennessee. Redferrin began to gain attention after signing to Warner Music Nashville and Round Here Records as a new singer-songwriter. After signing with a major label, Redferrin released his debut single “Red In My Last Name,” which proved that Redferrin can play in several different musical... read full bio
Patrick Murphy is an up-and-coming country singer-songwriter who is signed with Warner Music Nashville. Murphy was born knowing he wanted to pursue a musical career and always had a love of music in his head. Murphy grew up in Perham, Minnesota, and he began learning how to play the piano at only three years old before performing for his first... read full bio
FINMAR is an up-and-coming country-pop duo that consists of members Thomas Finchum and Alex Marshall. Finchum and Marshall both bring something different to the table and create a new sound for what is known as their version of country-pop. Finchum has more of a traditional country influence and Marshall brings more modern pop to the band. FINMAR began their musical... read full bio
Ronnie McDowell is an American country artist, painter, and songwriter who is best known for his tribute song to Elvis Presley, “The King Is Gone.” McDowell was born in Portland, Tennessee, and he has previously served in the US Navy where he served on board of the USS Hancock and USS Kitty Hawk. McDowell made his change to music after... read full bio
Callista Clark is an up-and-coming country singer from Zebulon, Georgia. Clark found her love for singing as soon as she was able to talk and she began singing at her local church where her grandfather was a pastor at. Clark went on to write her first song when she was only years old and shortly after, she went viral online... read full bio
Gilman burst onto the national stage in 2000 releasing the hit single “One Voice.” His debut album was certified double platinum in the United States, and he was included in the Guinness Book of World Records for being the youngest singer to ever reach #1 on the Billboard Top Country Album charts. He has sold five million albums worldwide and... read full bio
Emma White is an up-and-coming country-pop singer-songwriter who rose to fame after being featured in Rolling Stone’s list of 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know. White has gained popularity in the country scene as she blends together genres which include country, pop, and even RnB. Apart from her feature in Rolling Stone, White has also been featured in... read full bio
Marcus Cartwright is a blues-country guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Originally born in Stuttgart, Arkansas, Cartwright was exposed to a significant amount of blues and country music. He and his family moved to Lousiana when he was young, which gave him a unique platform to perform on. Marcus began playing professional blues when he was only 14, balancing high school in... read full bio
Dalton Dover found a love for singing in church, a love that would compel him to participate in (and win) school talent shows. The next natural step for him would be to start a band and play at different venues around town. He made his TV debut on The Voice and quickly became an audience favorite. This love was propelled... read full bio
Lauren Weintraub did what any aspiring country singer would do: she packed up her things and moved out of her hometown of Boston and carved a path towards Nashville, Tennessee. While there, she attended the Curb College of Entertainment at Belmont University. Lauren made quite the splash in almost no time at all, as word of her music spread away... read full bio
Lauren Watkins hails from Nashville, Tennessee where she was born and raised. So it’s safe to say she has her roots firmly planted in the country music scene. In fact, she spent her early ears performing on stage at honky tonks in Downtown Nashville. Naturally gifted, she took to it well but also honed her skills over the years to... read full bio
Frontier Ruckus is a Michigan based folk rock and bluegrass band consisting of musician, poet, visual artist Matthew Milia, as well as David Jones on the banjo, and Zachary Nichols. The band formed in Metro Detroit. Matthew and David met while they were at Brother Rice High School. It was here they first began playing music together, combining Matthew’s signature... read full bio
Ashley Gorley is an American country and pop songwriter and producer from Danville, Kentucky. Over the years he has written for artists such as George Strait, Carrie Underwood, Jason Aldean, Trace Adkins, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Blake Shelton, Lee Ann Womack, Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, Lauren Alaina, Easton Corbin, Florida Georgia Line, Rascal Flatts, Reba, and many more. Gorley has... read full bio
