27 year old singer/song writer from originally from Salt Lake City, Utah. A mix of blues, southern rock, country and SOUL. Influences include; Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, Merle Haggard, Sturgil Simpson, Blackberry Smoke, and Pink Floyd to name a few.

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Doran Rawlinson is an Austin native playing original music as well as music he finds inspiring. He plays in several local bands such as The Millbrook Estates, Palm Daze, and Tres Oui.

After crafting their performance chops and playing a number of successful local shows and festivals, along with generating a strong word-of-mouth buzz, Loss Rayne decided to throw a party to celebrate the success of Fragile Mind. The week leading up to the 14th found the band interviewing with Loris Lowe on KLBJ 93.7 FM, FOX 7 News in the Morning, and Caitlin Minnich at KOOP 91.7 FM. Teaming up with Austin legend Malford Milligan, they finally threw the party they had been waiting for at the renowned Alligator Grill in Austin. The house was packed as they continuously threw electrical breakers throughout their set. The following months found Loss Rayne busy- signing a deal with Mesa Records and playing numerous shows in Austin, College Station, Dallas , Houston, and Stillwater, Oklahoma, to generous reception. Only time will tell what the future holds for Loss Rayne. Look for them wandering about Texas, a dynamic electric blues/rock experience churning rhythm under Kasi Painter's whiskey-worn voice.

"There are bands who exist solely on their vibe and then there are bands whose lyrics and musical energy change a part of you," says Stealing Heather's Joshua Aaron. "To us, music is about pushing boundaries and trying to make a difference in someone's life with your art." Stealing Heather stands for something; they represent a foregone era when talent wasn't a purchased commodity, when singing live didn't require more digital machinery than a tech expo. Even their notorious band name has a deeper meaning. Aaron explains Stealing Heather's moniker: "Over the years we've watched as our society has taken a turn for the worse. When we were growing up we'd watch the Smurfs or Garfield on Saturday mornings. Today, everything presented to our children deals with violence and negativity. We are only creatures of our environment and the more we keep presenting our children with these images and sounds the more we will be forced to watch the outcome unfold. We are essentially stealing the innocence of our children. The name Heather just seemed to be the essence of a pure, young girl." Stealing Heather represents a necessary musical counterpoint in both sound and depth. Punctuating Joshua Aaron's point that this is a band that acts decisively and with purpose, even the band's logo evokes closer scrutiny, its ink blot image acting as a rock fan's Rorschach test. In the age of 30-second attention spans and banal pop songs, Stealing Heather's sincerity and their emerging reputation as the thinking person's pop-rock band stands in stark contrast. And just how does Aaron see the band's future? "We feel so fortunate to have fans that respond to the art we create, and who connect with the music on such a personal level. I only hope that we can continue to inspire our audience for many years to come."

Planet Nine is a solo artist, female, young, performs pop, rock, and the occasional ballad, of course.

Audic Empire Blues/ Rock/ Reggae Touring as 5 piece full band or acoustic duo. National Touring and ready to Rock! Have played with numerous big named artists and festivals. Major following in Texas, Colorado, California, Ohio, Michigan, Florida.

Fifty Dollar Dynasty is rock ‘n’ roll to the soul, coming out of Bandera, Texas, the Cowboy Capital of the World. A fan writes, “Each song you hear is a masterpiece to the soul when you take it in . . . start to finish you are taken on a journey.” Their music is classic rock, with elements of soul, alternative rock, funk, and blues that make it as tough and brilliant as titanium alloy. The sound encompasses a constellation of the elements of rock ‘n’ roll—fluid movements, melodious ballads, lyrics with intense clarity of vision, appealing vocals, and energetic, electrifying licks—blended in a way that is distinctly Fifty Dollar Dynasty. A new single—On Down the Road and All the Miles—is ready for release in October 2015. Describing On Down the Road, a reviewer writes, “The song itself is brilliant, everything from the singing to the backing, the guitar work alone is outstanding….” Another says, Wow! I absolutely love the vocalist's voice, which is raspy and soulful…. The instruments were hauntingly beautiful…. The lyrics are amazing and poetic….” In 2006, Dynasty received this advice from a famous Texas rocker: “By woodshedding to make the best music possible, you will hone your musical touch and vision.” They took those words to heart, and when they refine a song, they have the awe-inspiring privilege of putting it out for their fans, who soak it up, rock out at their shows, and look forward to each new song. Fifty Dollar Dynasty’s music lights a fire in the listener. It won them the 2013 Texas Motor Speedway’s Fast Track to Fame Contest, and a position as a Showcase Artist at Springboard South Music Festival in 2014 and 2015. The title song from their EP, Prisoner, was recently licensed in the upcoming movie, “Divorce Texas Style”. Fifty Dollar Dynasty is Kyle Allen (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard), Tyrel Rolin Stone (Lead Guitar), Archer Finley (Bass Guitar), and Chris Byman (Drums). Get to know Fifty Dollar Dynasty and their music! “You and me, we will go On down the road. I believe in your soul.” On Down the Road, by Fifty Dollar Dynasty

Singer-songwriter from Nashville, now based in Austin with a killer band! https://soundcloud.com/luke-bellet

Carpe Sono is a contemporary all vocal group based in Austin, Texas working to lead the southern a cappella community to notoriety. They were conceived in 2011 by director, Darnell Dibbles, as Cameron Road but did not begin to regularly perform until 2012. Since then, they have been honored to perform at community events such as Texas A Cappella Celebration, Very Special Arts in the Park Festival, Keep Austin Weird 5K Festival and Violet Crown Arts Festival. Their most notable performance was "Singing for Shelter" at The Rio Grande Theatre where, with other Austin artists, raised $7000 for LGBTQ homeless youth. Carpe Sono is recently honored to be invited to perform at Carnegie Hall, New York in April 2017 at an a cappella celebration called "Total Vocal" led by Pitch Perfect The Movie & NBC's The Sing Off Producer, Deke Sharon.

Young Texan spinning everything from DSKO & Funk to Trap , House. Open Format DJ that's loves Genre Blending. Showing folks that the old and new music are not so difference.

Hi! I'm Reen, an alternative/indie singer/songwriter/superhero. My performances are upbeat and energetic with a few slow songs thrown in to get the girls 😉. I'm a solo artist but have a full band at times for original shows only. Covers at bars and parties/events are always solo. Get Reen'd!