Madison Street Worship is a collective of worship leaders, songwriters and creative who are based out of GTWY Church located in Shelbyville, Tennessee. The group consists of members Corey Voss who is the leader, Lee Bataller, Harley Rowell, Olivia Bush, Jenna Bataller and Baily Hager. The group shares a heart for God and their local church and together are worshipers,... read full bio
High Road is a Christian-Gospel group that consists of members Sarah Davison, Kristen Bearfield, Kinsey Rose, and Lauren Conklin. The members of the group perform several instruments such as mandolin, guitar, banjo and fiddle and their music is a mixture of country and bluegrass. The group was founded by Sarah Davison who has previously toured with George Jones band, has... read full bio
Seth Daniel Cook, better known as his stage name, Miles Daniel is a multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter from Yorktown, Indiana. Daniel’s music is a mixture of modern pop, RnB, and dance-rock. Throughout his career, Daniel has been likened to artists such as Prince, Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Charlie Puth and The 1975. Daniel found his love for music when he was only... read full bio
Adassa is a very talented Latin urbana reggaeton singer from St. Croix, Virgin Islands. The 35-year-old released her first album “On the Floor” in 2004, followed by two more albums, “Kamasutra” and the self-titled “Adassa” in 2005 and 2007, respectively. In her nearly two-decade long career, Adassa has collaborated with huge names like Lil Jon, Mach & Daddy, RKM &... read full bio
Daniel Rosen is a comedian, game show announcer, and juggler who’s career began on a unicycle and conducting magic acts in his high school. When he was only a teenager, Daniel caught the eye of iconic comedian and talk show host Johnny Carson. It was through him that Daniel made his late night show debut, becoming a regular guest on... read full bio
Bonnie Prince Billy goes a man with many hats and, with that, a man of many names: Joseph Will Oldham, Palace Flophouse, Palace Brothers, Palace Music, Palace Songs, and of course Bonnie "Prince" Billy. Not only is he a singer-songwriter covering a wide range of genres (country rock, freak folk, gothic country, lo-fi, folk, alternative country, and classic country), but... read full bio
Cradle of Filth is an English band that is perhaps one of the most famous extreme metal bands known far and wide. Their musical style and sound has evolved originally from its conception in 1991, when they were a black metal band, to a cleaner fusion of gothic metal and symphonic metal. Cradle of Filth stylizes itself around themes of... read full bio
Lower 40 is a collection of guys from various rural parts of Oklahoma who have been creating an identity and a fraternity. Their love of music, as well as the memories they have of their childhood in the Midwest and the people in their lives, is what drives them. They believe that everyone should be able to experience the splendor of an... read full bio
Prepare to let Trial By Fire transport you to a time when lighters were held high and songs with catchy choruses like "Don't Stop Believin'," "Wheel in the Sky," "Lights," "Separate Ways", "Faithfully", and more made you want to sing along. Arena rock legends Journey reassembled the group in 1996 to record their eleventh studio album, Trial By Fire. Steve... read full bio
Robert Sotelo, Ron Montoya, Rodolfo Covarrubias, Karim Israel, and Todd Johnson are the members of the reggae band Arise Roots. Together, they play the music of Arise Roots. The band has put out three studio albums, titled "Love and War," "Moving Forward," and "Lay Your Guns Down." The songs "Nice and Slow," "Rootsman Town," "Cool Me Down," "Dangerous," "Better Man," and... read full bio
The Outlaw Apostles are a group of young, ambitious up-and-comers from the Muscle Shoals area. The Muscle Shoals music scene is home to young yet seasoned veterans like Bay Simpson, Evan Lane and Christian White. They got started with the goal of bringing authentic songs performed by authentic artists singing authentic three and four-part harmonies back to the forefront of contemporary music.... read full bio
John Waller, a native of Georgia, initially gained recognition in the Christian music scene as the lead singer of the beloved song, According to John. Following the band's breakup, Waller relocated to Colorado, assisted in the founding of Southlink Church, and started penning songs that eventually led to him landing a recording contract with Beach Street Records/Provident Music Group. His big... read full bio
When Leon was with the group Santana, he would look out into the enormous, faceless throngs that crowded the auditorium. Some were there for the show, some were there to party, and some were there just to be entertained. However, Leon sensed that others were arriving with sorrowful hearts, doubting their existence and looking for explanations. Leon departed the group during the... read full bio
Donald Glaude is an experienced musician. From bass, percussion, and violin to the turntables, Glaude demonstrates his experience in many ways. Many in the industry have described Glaude as confident, exuberant, raw, and innovative. His work has made him one of America’s favorite house DJs, ranked number 48 on DJMag.com’s Top 100 DJs List. With style and innovation that never... read full bio
Best known nationally for their theme song to Showtime’s “The Big C” Some things are eternal. Love songs. California sunsets. The ukulele. To call Leftover Cuties retro or throwback would be too easy, and frankly dismissive. Sure, the music fits beside Billie Holiday, but it’s also current in its sex appeal, its sophistication, its confidence. The Cuties’ music... read full bio
Christian music artist Todd Agnew is most well known for his rendition of “Amazing Grace” titled “Grace Like Rain”, which was featured on his debut album of the same name. Todd has since release seven studio albums: his first titled Reflection of Something, spawning the hits “My Jesus” and “Unchanging One”, both often heard throughout Contemporary Christian radio stations. Following... read full bio
Adam Cappa is a contemporary American Christian artist from rural Indiana. Cappa grew up very involved in his church community. He led youth ministry groups and did local outreach to his town. He spent five years writing and creating music with Jeremy Camp before being signed to Camp’s label and releasing his first album The Rescue. It charted 22 on... read full bio
JAntho CHO is an American rapper and songwriter. Born and raised in Kansas City, MO. he started making music at the age of twelve. When he entered into high school, he took his passion for music to a new level and changed his stage name to JAntho CHO. With the influence of psychedelics, psychology, and philosophy, JAntho incorporated these influences... read full bio
Grandmaster Melle Mel is one of rap’s greatest innovators, as former leader of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. The first rap group in history to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Furious Five’s greatest hits include the Gold-certified “Freedom”, “The Birthday Party”, “Step Off”, “Pump Me Up”, “King of the Streets”, and “Vice”, which... read full bio
Brian Callihan is a country artist who originated from the southeast side of Georgia. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue his lifelong dream of being a country music artist, and his talent has certainly earned his recognition in the industry. A couple of years after the move to Nashville, he landed a music deal with Word Entertainment. Since then,... read full bio
