Sadie Campbell can certainly hold her own - from gospel to gritty rock n’ roll to swampy Southern blues and back again, the songstress's sound blends traditional standards with a modern edge.

Nashville based songwriter Nick Nace was born in the wilds of Canada. After moving to NYC he was in the folk duo A Brief View of the Hudson (Best Folk Duo - NY Press) for over a decade recording two albums, touring Europe, the U.S. and composing the soundtrack for Tell Your Friends: The Concert Film which premiered at SXSW. They opened for Glenn Hansard, Mike Doughty & Kaki King to name a few. He has studied songwriting with Steve Earle & last year made the Nashville Songwriters Association "Ones To Watch" list. Recently Nick just finished up a two week tour of Ireland in support of his new EP Avenue A & Heartbreak.

Catalina is a Chilean singer/songwriter based out of Nashville, TN. Born and raised in Santiago, Chile, Catalina began singing and performing when she was 5 years old and songwriting at the age of 12. Today, Catalina has greatly developed her craft and it is seen reflected through her powerful, vocal prowess, soulful writing and overall soundscape creations. She manages to intertwine and compliment a potluck of genres that she is influenced by, thus making her own style of music rooted in pop, soul and blues. The molding of these different sounds showcases her versatility, musicianship and artistry. This upcoming artist has played at venues such as The Bitter End and Rockwood Music Hall in New York City, the Millennium Music Conference in PA, and at the Smoky Mountains Songwriter Festival in Gatlinburg, TN, where she won the Band Playoff in 2014. With 3 EP releases under her belt, Catalina is ready to share her debut full-length album to continue furthering her career and her reach across the United States. "In The Midst Of A War" was released in December 2015 and has since been on rotation in 90+ non-commercial radio stations across the country. Its rhythm-drive single, "Lips Whisper" is also accompanied by an eye-catching visuals Catalina created with the help of Springwood Productions. She has most recently performed with her band at the International Festival of Arts & Ideas 2016 in New Haven, Connecticut and was a semi-finalist for the Unsigned Only Song Competition 2016. Catalina never stops working and having fun, so you can definitely catch her in some shape, way or form, in a city near you!

Singer/Songwriter from Manhattan, Kansas

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Born and raised in South Alabama, Hallie seemed to find her niche quickly. She began singing at a young age and soon developed a love for making her own music. After picking up on the guitar, she began playing for family and friends and discovered that she had a way of making people laugh and entertaining them with her talent. As she grew, so did her love for the Art. Now she plays all over the the southern states , resting her head in Nashville, TN Performance times Range from 1 hour to 4 Hours, Percussion & Sound System if needed. Hallie has been playing since 2012 Live for Private Parties, Weddings, Cookout's, Festivals, Bar Entertainment, Event Entertainment, Wine Bar's & Restaurants, and Lounge Cafe's. She is a Writer, showcasing her own soul, but also providing the audience with an assortment of songs from Household names such as Reba , George Strait, and Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert and Many more. If you would like to know more about her please be sure to Check her out on all social media ! Thank you for your interest and time! God Bless You !

Former SONY artist playing the blues in the music capital of the world. 40+ year veteran of stage and screen. No one promotes their shows better than we do...NO ONE!

" Part Parisian lounge singer, part witch from a misty forest " Hannah Lynn, Pittsburgh City Paper " Groovy, unique and soulful " Regi Wooten, Wooten Brothers band *** - Featured artist on IndieMusicNashville.com - Media appearances on national French TV channel France 2, Radio Canada and Great Day Live (Louisville, KY) - International touring artist with hundreds of shows through the USA, Canada, and Europe Shaped by the sounds of Brussels and Paris, recording artist Irenka’s colorful music transcends borders and genres effortlessly. She fuses self-penned enchanting European melodies with warm smoky vocals in English and French. Her soulful voice, at times deep and sultry at times ethereal, gets easily compared to Annie Lennox, Gwen Stefani, Sade, and Enya, while her style of composing has been compared to the Beatles, Nine Inch Nails and Tori Amos. Irenka left Europe in 2011 to launch her music career in Nashville, Tennessee. In 2014, she released her self-produced debut EP Wait 4 It…. Her song "Comme Si" topped MuseBoat Radio's charts for eight weeks at #1 through fan requests. Irenka has played hundreds of shows across the country from Florida to California, Canada, and Belgium in well-known venues such as B.B.Kings and City Winery. A witty entertainer, her flair for singing American hits with a French accent is a constant crowd pleaser. In 2016, her song "Autumn" was placed in a movie. That same year, she performed with internationally acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Regi Wooten, from the Wooten Brothers band. In 2017, Irenka made live media appearances in musical shows in Tennessee and Kentucky and as a French speaking artist, she has been featured on Radio Canada and national French TV channel, France 2.

A Nashville transplant from Dallas, Texas, Shaylee Simeone is an indie pop artist with an honest breath and hopeful song. Her voice floats, transforming into a dance that you can’t help but follow. With lyrics echoing the transparency of Taylor Swift, her vocals take inspiration from the melodic intricacies of those like Brooke Fraser, Ellie Goulding, and Imogen Heap. Simeone doesn’t shy away from the daring and quirky; her music is open, asking familiar questions with smoldering intention. Jump started by her father’s musical leanings, Simeone began with a guitar, empty notebooks, and all the heartache of the teenage milieu. Lining page after page with the scrawls of adolescence, finding a way to express herself was always a struggle. While studying to be a family counselor, Simeone found herself leading her worship community through song. It was there on a real stage, with a living and feeling audience, where she knew that connecting with people through music was her life’s mission and great comfort. Still, sharing her personal work was intimidating, but one tepid open mic was enough to reassure her. She needed to be in communion with others, and music was her undeniable link. With a few degrees and one played show under her belt, Simeone dove head-first into Nashville: jobless, clueless, but unwaveringly certain. She began co-writing, falling in love with the process, again relishing every moment spent sharing the heartaches, intensities, and experiences with new collaborators. Making music this way released her insecurities, welcoming great joys and satisfaction. The time spent co-writing sharpened Simeone’s skills and won her a few national songwriting competitions which led to the recording of her first EP, Strange Bird. It debuted in the Top 10 on iTunes Singer-Songwriter Charts and served as a platform for Simeone to experiment with her identity as a recording artist. Now, Volume I of Simeone’s first full length album, For the Love of the Sea is out and available. The album is a pastiche of the Simeone’s love for curious melodies, creative vocals, feeling everything all at once. Much like the aquatic namesake, the album features Simeone’s soothing voice as it rises and falls among rhythmic crashes, unpredictable and addicting. Her songs remind you of the ordinary in extraordinary ways: emotional and genuine, but never masquerading in perfection. Simeone’s journey is a tale of mistakes made and love found. Her relationship with God underlines the passion that soars out from each note comprising the album. Like opening the door to a welcome warm breeze, her music slips into the parts of you that you forgot existed, happy to be found again. With invaluable producer Taylor Bray, and supportive husband Ryan at her side, Shaylee Simeone is excited to release Volume II of her album, For the Love of the Sea, in Summer 2016!

"Us & Them, purveyors of notably slick and well-orchestrated indie pop..." - Stephen Trageser, Nashville Scene The 4-piece outfit from Nashville has a knack for bringing odds and ends together in a slicked-back assault on the senses. Heartfelt melodies and intricate guitars hover above pounding drums and bombing bass. They have played 50+ shows and festivals in the Nashville area at venues such as Exit-In, Mercy Lounge and the Basement, as well as selling out the High Watt. Philadelphia (PA), Florence (AL) and Norman (OK) have all welcomed Us & Them for amazing weekends of shows and festivals, but they will be making friends in 11 new cities on the east coast on their summer 2016 tour, promoting their new EP, "And...".

Twenty years ago, Treadwell Ford was the name of a booming car dealership nestled at the end of the Motor-Mile in Mobile, Alabama. Today, it is the name of the four piece indie rock group whose efficacy for southern spun grunge pop have them gaining attention in Nashville’s local scene. Wavering between blues inspired riffs, powerful choruses, and fuzz fueled musical movements Treadwell Ford packs a mighty punch.

The Euclids (formerly Deadnote) is an American rock & roll band based out of Nashville,TN. The Euclids consist of Cody Fedeler on lead guitar, Reid Clagett on bass, Greg Oliveras on drums, and Will Bartz on guitar/vocals. The group formed in 2007 when Fedeler was seeking out members to form a band in which he would be playing drums. He received a call from Bartz after Bartz had seen an ad at a local pawn shop. The two met and a few practices ensued before Bartz discovered that Fedeler also played guitar. Bartz proposed that Fedeler come play guitar with him and a few friends (Clagett & former drummer A.J. Wilder) just for fun. W.Bartz, Clagett, and Wilder had all gone to school together and had just finished up a recording project for Bartz’ father. They continued playing leisurely until inviting Fedeler to a practice. The four immediately hit it off. They continued playing together and performing casually at local events. It wasn’t until 2010 that they started getting serious about the band. During the summer of 2010 Bartz was on a study abroad trip leaving the group without a singer/guitarist for a month. In order to perform during that month, the band decided to ask Bartz’ sister Marena to join. Seeing that the band was in a pinch M.Bartz agreed to help out and ended up staying with the band after W.Bartz’ return. The three years after formation was a very important part of the bands history. As the members matured their taste in music did as well, not to mention their skill level. It was at this time when Wilder discovered that he had relative in San Antonio that owned and operated a recording studio. This would be the first time the five recorded together. After all arrangements were made, the group travelled to San Antonio to spend a week in the studio. They released Redhead in the fall of 2011 and the album proved to be very useful, helping them to book shows and spend the next two years playing around Iowa. Not content with with where they were, the band wanted to take the next step in their careers. In 2013 while trying to find management they unintentionally came in contact with producer and former Kansas lead singer John Elefante. Elefante expressed interest in working with the band and they decided to take Elefante’s offer and travel to Nashville to record an EP. Work on the EP started in March of 2013 and finished up in June leaving the band with a total of 10 trips to Nashville. It was during this time that they fell in love with Nashville and started entertaining the idea of moving. The EP was released in August of 2013 and the group enjoyed the next year in the Central Iowa area performing at clubs and events including Maximum Ames Music Festival. During this time there was a lot of discussion about their name (Deadnote). It wasn’t a name that anyone particularly liked, it just happened to come about in the absence of anything else and the group was finding that it was actually hurting their chances of bookings as it was not a name that represented the sound of the band. After much discussion the group came up with a new name; The Euclids, coming from the name of a street in Des Moines just a few blocks away from W.Bartz’ apartment. The other big decision to make at this time was the idea of relocating to Nashville. Eventually it was decided that if they wanted to take the next step in their careers they needed to leave home. The group trickled into Nashville one by one after W.Bartz moving first in June of 2014 except for M.Bartz who stayed in Iowa to finish school thus ending her involvement with the band. Since then the group has been working hard on honing in their craft, writing new music, developing a new music video, and recording a new EP with plans to record a full length album within the next year.