Short Shadows take soul, indie rock, hip-hop, and ska and blends it all with wry, observational lyrics, punchy horns, urban samples, and suburban soundscapes. The end result is party rock music that you can get down and dance to. Hailing from Melbourne, Australia’s North, and inspired by fellow Melburnians The Avalanches’ “no sounds are out of bounds” theory, Short […]
Radiate is an American progressive/post-hardcore rock band from New York City formed in 2017. The group consists of vocalist Daniel Louis, guitarist Vlad Tipicidi, bassist Michael Feliciano, and drummer Will Ford. So far, they have released five videos for their singles. In summer 2018, the band went to Portland, OR and recorded their debut studio […]
Hailing from South Florida, The Copper Tones bring sunshine wherever they go. Playing roots music with a favorable twist of soul, rock, Americana, and more, they’ve coined their genre as “Soulgrass.” This group of talented and diverse multi-instrumentalists give a performance not to be missed. Band members include: Stefanie Smerkers- Vox, Guitar, Banjolele, Upright Bass […]
Junk Parlor invites its audiences on a sonic adventure down a joyful, raucous path, conjuring up a fantastically-edgy and intoxicating dreamscape.
Rene Byrd is the latest R&B/Pop songstress whose vocal talent has invited the attention of associates of the legendary Quincy Jones.
Yardij is a young, four-member Indie Alternative Rock band from Ft. Lauderdale, FL in which each member plays a huge role in creating the band’s signature sound.
Modern country classic artist Rich Carroll is a country boy raised in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of West Virginia, currently living in Apopka, Florida.
Boston’s Best Not Broken has built a reputation for high energy shows and catchy, power pop/rock original songs.
Melted Vinyl is a collaboration of Southern California’s musicians Sam Kritzer (Drums), Wolfgang King (Lead Vocals and Rhythm Guitar), Juan T. Lopez (Bass), and Michael Carpenter Jr. (Guitar).
Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, Shawn Forest Fenner was brought up on fiddle and steel country as an 80’s child, and he’s made all the bad decisions needed to draw lyrics from.