Noah Vonne has forged an original sound that blends elements of rock, soul, blues, and pop. From an early age, the Texas native drew upon the likes of Janis Joplin, Brandi Carlile, Alicia Keys, Sara Bareilles, Joan Jett and Ella Fitzgerald — each of these powerful women can be heard in her vocal delivery. Noah Vonne’s latest LP “We Weren’t Sober” is out now on her indie label Gray Vonne Records in partnership with Vere Music / ADA.

North Georgia Rounder is strongly related to Pony Bradshaw's last album (Calico Jim) but also stretches its legs into different territory. Place/region/localism/history has been a focus of Bradshaw's over the past few years and he has continued that focus with North Georgia Rounder. But as the album title (Rounder) suggests, it’s also about life on the road: in taverns, in vans, sleeping on floors, meeting good folks, etc. Bradshaw notes how he longs for a well-ordered life and acknowledges the struggle to reconcile that instinct with spending half of it on the road. “But stories need to be told,” he said, “and somehow I’ve finagled my way into a position to tell a few."

TopHouse was created in 2015 by two Montana music majors, guitarist/songwriter Jesse Davis and violinist William Cook before adding Joseph Larson (lead singer and guitar/banjo player,) and Andy LaFave (piano) in 2017 and 2022 respectively. After being vaulted to local fame in their birthplace of Missoula, with the Missoulian naming TopHouse one of the top 5 best new bands (two years in a row we might add), the band moved to Nashville, TN in October of 2019. TopHouse quickly set to work attaining a local residency as well as getting music played on Nashville’s premier new-music radio station Lightning 100. The band’s releases include the EP Middle of Somewhere, albums Hopes and Fears and Snapshot, The Irish EP, and their latest release, Campfire Stories. When they aren’t touring the U.S. and performing in festivals such as the Bitterroot and Flathead Celtic Festivals or Red Ants Pants Festival they can be found around Nashville, TN trying not to die in traffic and/or throwing the occasional round of disc golf. ? “Absolutely magnificent” - Joe Larson, singer “They were actually kinda good” -Jesse’s co-workers “You’re better than that violinist” - Jesse, to William, about TopHouse’s violinist William

Bark Point. is a Minnesota based folk and bluegrass 4-piece string band consisting of Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo and Bass. The band began in late summer of 2021 after a string of second hand instrument purchases when the band's founder/songwriter (Adam Hildebrandt) purchased a 1960's open back banjo and a 1990's Epiphone F-style Mandolin. Hildebrandt hadn't played any folk or bluegrass music before and he filled the band’s line up with other newcomers to the genre, including guitarists Chris Naas and Brady Heerema who play in a Minnesota based country band and bassist Charlie Wichman and mandolinist Dylan Breyer who also happen to play bass and electric guitar in a Twin Cities-based alternative rock band.

One listen to The Unlikely Candidates, and it’s clear that the Fort Worth, TX alternative rock mavericks create their own scene. One song vaults from stadium anthem into a piano ballad, while the next twists from syncopated singalong into a contemporary grunge-influenced pop song. Hailing from Texas, the boys immediately separated themselves since uniting in high school. Breaking from the typical musical traditions associated with the Lone Star State, they turned up with an alternative style of their own. They challenged the status quo and carved out their own niche in Fort Worth. No matter where they are, they’ve clung to a sound that’s simply The Unlikely Candidates. The band has logged countless miles on the road alongside everyone from Cage The Elephant, Sublime with Rome, The Offspring, Young The Giant, The Dirty Heads, Fall Out Boy, and Brick + Mortar. As they’ve grown as a band, the boys have earned acclaim from the likes of The New York Times, AXS, Esquire, Nylon, Alternative Press, Baeble, and more. Additionally, the band’s music has been featured on Hulu’s Veronica Mars, Showtime’s Ray Donovan, ABC's American Idol, FOX's The Four, NFL's Super Bowl 2018 playoffs, and ESPN's 2018 Indy 500. The truth is, with steeple-vaulting vocal acrobatics and fiery falsetto’s, combined with heavy-hitting synth melodies, undeniably catchy lyrics, and feel good beats, The Unlikely Candidates’ sound is still too big and bold for any scene.

Easy Honey was born out of the small-town innocent college days: the days of walking home under the starry night, and springing under the watchful eye of sunny graveyards, Dairy Queens, and neo-gothic cathedrals. Easy Honey’s witty melodies dotted with catchy hooks serve as anthems of nostalgia for their indie rock audience of daydreamers and nightseekers. Drawing inspiration from the originality and attitude of The Kinks, The Replacements, and Radiohead, the band’s raucous yet sentimental live show exemplifies the realness that people crave in a post covid/internet driven world.  The band’s latest single, Orbiter, landed itself on numerous popular playlists including Spotify’s curated ‘Grade A’, and precedes more releases from the band under the direction of producer Wolfgang Zimmerman (Band of Horses, Susto). Co-frontmen Darby McGlone (vocals, guitar) and Selby Austin (vocals, guitar) share writing and singing duties, while Charlie Holt (drums, vocals) and Webster Austin (bass, vocals) provide a rhythm section which complements the personified, interwoven electric guitars. When not touring, the band lives in Charleston, SC, leading the way in the rapidly growing music scene… and surfing Folly Beach when home.