Elephant Stone is a Canadian indie rock band, formed by Rishi Dhir, Gab Lambert and Miles Dupire. Their sound is a mixture of classical Indian music including the sitar, table and dilruba with Western psychedelic rock. Elephant Stone’s debut album, The Seven Seas, was a longlisted nominee for the Polaris Music Prize. They released their self-titled album next, via... read full bio
Dear Frederic is a Canadian producer and songwriter from Montreal, whose live band is made up of drummer Julien Blais and multi-instrumentalist Danny Lutz. Dear Frederic’s debut EP, Outlast, was released via Montreal-based label Cult Nation. The five recordings embrace a heavy ‘80s synthpop sound. Dear Frederic teamed up with musician/ producer Tim Buron to create a remix of the... read full bio
Here We Go Magic's lead singer/songwriter Luke Temple first made a name for himself as a muralist. The band’s music has been described as a blend of indie folk, baroque pop, and plains country. Originally from Boston, Temple bounced nomadically about the country before settling in New York City to pursue his musical career. The similarly psychedelic pop-inflected Pigeons arrived... read full bio
Aaron Lee Tasjan is a folk-rock singer-songwriter, who is distinguished for his unique “indie folk grit”. By the time he was sixteen, Tasjan had shared the stage with Peter Yarrow and won the Outstanding Guitarist Award in the Essentially Ellington Competition at Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC. He landed a full scholarship to the Berklee College of Music, but decided... read full bio
Husband and wife Daniel and Lauren Goans form the folk music duo Lowland Hum. They provide their fans with a raw and intimate sound that has been refined over years of consistently working together. In their live performances, the pair shares an engaging experience of thoughtful songcraft blended with audience interaction and spontaneous songs about the day’s happenings. Lowland Hum’s... read full bio
Jacob Davis is a country singer from Shreveport, Louisiana, who just released his debut single “What I Wanna Be”. Signed with Black River Entertainment, this singer-songwriter has shared the stage with artists like Lady Antebellum, Hunter Hayes, Sam Hunt, Billy Currington, and Kelsea Ballerini. “What I Wanna Be” was written with producer/songwriter Forest Glen Whitehead and Adam Hambrick. The song... read full bio
Levon is a country group on the rise, whose sound embraces the tight harmonies and sun-soaked melodies of the Beach Boys, but from the Gulf Coast instead of the West Coast. Levon was formed when Michael David Hall and Jake Singleton joined together from separate bands. A year later, Ryan Holladay made Levon a solid trio with a strong three-part... read full bio
Country singer Kalie Shorr, hailing from Nashville, shot to fame with her debut single “Fight Like a Girl”. Growing up in Portland, Maine, Shorr wrote her first song at the young age of six, and began playing the guitar at thirteen. Around the same time, she began uploading cover songs on YouTube. Her videos caught the attention of celebrity blogger... read full bio
Rising country singer Jason Mizelle recently released the singles “Motown”, “One Bar Town”, and “Piece of Ground” on Spotify, iTunes and Apple Music. Fans can catch him performing with the likes of Jon Pardi, Maren Morris, Hunter Hayes, and Chase Rice!... read full bio
Shannon McNally is a blues-Americana music artist, who recorded her first album, Jukebox Sparrows, with Capital Records. She went on to share the stage with some of the industry’s greatest names, such as Stevie Nicks and Ryan Adams, as well as on the Girl’s Room Tour with Tara MacLean, Kendall Payne, and Amy Correia. Following the official release of Jukebox... read full bio
Ben Gallaher started out his music journey performing at small bars and Pennsylvania prisons, before moving to Nashville. He landed a record deal with Sony Music Nashville, and the following year signed with Universal Music Publishing Group. Right now, Gallaher is performing on the road, writing full time, and recording his debut album as a signed artist. On top of... read full bio
Named by Rolling Stone among their 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know list, Jade Jackson is a raspy-throated, confident-beyond-her-years songwriter channeling Hank Williams through a melancholy goth-folk sound. Born and raised in a small town, in a household without television and computers, Jade found entertainment in her father’s record collection. At the young age of thirteen, she began... read full bio
Ryan Hiller’s charisma is exceeded only by his incredible guitar skills. You have never heard anything like him- Funk, Rock, and Blues, with a New Orleans Soul. Ryan Hiller is always entertaining and quick with the jokes. He has opened for the Steve Miller Band, Chicago, The Black Eyed Peas, Chris Isaak, Brandie Carlile, Styx, Lyle Lovett, and Switchfoot. Ryan... read full bio
Alexandra Savior is a singer-songwriter from Portland, Oregon. The artist got her start signing a recording contract with Columbia Records. Her musical influences include Otis Redding, Amy Winehouse, Jack White, and Adele. Upon hearing Saviors rendition of Big Jet Plane Courtney Love commented, This girl is going to be huge. Her first demo was featured on the soundtrack of True... read full bio
Ashla Taylor is a triple threat- singer, model, and actress- that will leave you breathless. Across the country, Taylor has delivered exceptional confidence and personality in all of her performances. At the age of twelve, Taylor began runway modeling, working in print and commercials. She then started singing in church, which led her to collaborating with 'Plus One', providing back... read full bio
Amanda Watkins is the definition of an “American Woman”. Her love of family, country, singing, and songwriting is demonstrated in every song. From an early age, Watkins was drawn to music. She began singing at church at five years old, and as her career progressed, Watkins eventually performed at venues such as Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. The artist has opened for... read full bio
Temecula Road is an up and coming country band comprised of three talented individuals. Inspired by their hometown of Temecula, band members Dawson Anderson, Maddie, and Emma Salute perform upbeat country music. They have been featured on Radio Disney and have received a notable mention by the Huffington Post as one of the Top Country bands. Their singles, “Hoping” and... read full bio
Aubrie Sellers is a country singer-songwriter. The daughter of singer-songwriters Jason Sellers and Lee Ann Womack, she entered the music industry with ease and experience. Her influences include The Kinks, Buddy and Julie Miller, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and more. She has released an album titled New City Blues and three singles. Sellers was included in Rolling Stones 10 New... read full bio
As a young adult, Alasdair Roberts, fueled by his Scottish roots, began his musical career. Joining up with his school friends, Roberts created the band Appendix Out. Three albums later, Roberts decided to record his first solo album, and thus he embarked on his journey as a solo artist. His pure sound, comprised of mainly vocals and guitar, give him... read full bio
Julie Byrne hails from Buffalo, New York. Influenced by her fathers guitar playing, Byrne creates her music with the same style. Her guitar playing is paired with ethereal vocals, delivering an angelic folk sound. She has released two studio albums, Rooms With Walls and Windows and Not Even Happiness. Byrne has been featured on Pitchfork and in the Guardian.... read full bio
