Jeff Watson (born November 5, 1956 in Sacramento, California) is an American guitarist originally known as one of the founding members and lead guitarist of the band Night Ranger, in which he has played as co-guitarist with guitarist Brad Gillis. He has also released solo albums. In 2007, he left the band to pursue more challenging opportunities and Reb Beach replaced him on tour.[1] During 2009 Jeff was part of Dennis DeYoung's travelling band.

Born in the Ozark Hills of Missouri and tempered in the fires of Nashville, TN this artist has found his place as a thoughtful, inspired balladeer with an unmistakable voice. Kenny's​ a seasoned performer sharing the stage with artists such as Jason Aldean, Lady Antebellum, Kelsea Ballerini, Dan + Shay, The Brothers Osborne, Old Dominion, Kacey Musgraves, Maren Morris, Butch Walker, Marc Broussard, and the cast of "Nashville," to name a few. ​He's had major media coverage from the Washington Post, New York Times and Forbes, was named one of the top 10 independent artist by Clear Channel Radio's nationally syndicated show, "NEW! Discover and Uncover!", and ​had ​a music video​ featured​ on CMT and GAC. He's had song placements on "Extreme Home Makeover" and "Boston Med", TV appearances on "Nashville", the 2014 CMA Awards, the 2015 CMT Ultimate Kickoff Party and Superbowl commercials in 2008 and 2014, with Sheryl Crow and Danica Patrick, respectively. Kenny is a natural performer and has recently been a part of ACM Party for a Cause, CMA Music Fest, All Star Jam, Tin Pan South, The Bluebird Cafe and is a fixture at Nashville's acclaimed songwriter haven, The Listening Room. Kenny is always met with a great fan response, not only because his performance chops, but because of his great love for people and desire to connect with fans.

Currently based in Nashville, TN, Jacob was born and raised in Fort Payne, AL. After two years of piano lessons at 7 & 8, he started guitar lessons at age 9 and hasn’t put it down since. Throughout childhood, Jacob claims his musical taste & sound was molded by the record and 8-track collection from his father. “I can remember Dad first showing me how to lower the needle onto the grooves of the vinyl records. When I grew tall enough to reach the record shelves, I was off to the races. Bob Seger, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Ted Nugent, AC/DC, Charlie Daniels… It was like audio heaven…” During high school, he would learn songs for his friends and play at parties/get-togethers. Then, while attending college at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL, where he earned his degree in Civil Engineering, Stiefel began playing fraternity parties and bars both solo and with his cover band. Upon graduating in 2009, he moved to Nashville to pursue a future in music. After 3 years of busting it in the downtown Nashville bars, Jacob released his first EP in Spring 2012, and began hitting the road across the Southeast and Midwest. While touring consistently more and more, from Texas to Wisconsin to Florida and all in between, he also released an EP in Fall 2013 and his 3rd release in Nov 2015. This 3rd release, “The Memphis Sessions”, was recorded at historic Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis, TN, and was produced by Halley Phillips, the granddaughter of Sam Phillips (Sun Records, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, etc.). While he has come a long way since picking up the guitar at 9 years old, Jacob holds steady saying, “Oh, I’m just gettin’ started…”

Gretchen’s Wheel is the solo project of Nashville-based singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Lindsay Murray. Inspired by 90's alternative rock and power pop along with a background in classical vocal training, her music is lush, atmospheric pop/rock with compelling songwriting. Behind the Curtain, the second Gretchen's Wheel album, will be released in spring 2016. The album, Murray's first self-produced release, was primarily recorded in her home studio and also features guest musicians via online collaboration: drummers Ira Elliot (Nada Surf), Donny Brown (formerly of The Verve Pipe) and Jack Thomas; bassist Phil Ajjarapu. Fragile State, the 2015 debut album from Gretchen's Wheel, was produced by Ken Stringfellow (The Posies, Big Star, R.E.M.) and also included drums by Elliot. (For the curious: Gretchen's Wheel is a reference to the Schubert composition "Gretchen am Spinnrade.")

Pop/Singer-songwriter

"We're not trying to be louder, faster, or heavier than whatever else is going on in music right now. We're a rock band, that's it. We play rock music the way we think it should be played- from the heart" says Eric, who grew up moving around East Africa. His travels led him to Nashville when he was nineteen where he met Chad, who also a traveler who lived most his life in the southern United States. The two met while working at a local recording studio in Nashville. Upon meeting Topher and Jason through mutual friends their energy and passion to write great songs collided to from what is now known as THE HOT ROCKS. Their live show is raw, enthralling and emotionally charged. Never holding anything back, and captivating every crowd they perform in front of. They write songs about who they are, what they do, where they're from, and where they're going. With a mission statement like: "energy, sincerity, clarity of vision, creativity"- it is easy to see where their priorities lay.

Who is Wintrow? We are a boy and a girl who love to make music. But it’s not always about us. The music we make is about our dreams, hopes, longings and fears as human beings. It’s about all the people we’ve met and all the people we love and all the stories we want to share. Our sound could be described as a blend of pop, singer-songwriter, electronica and understated ethereal elements. And, of course, poignant lyrics. But our sound is not as important as our message. And hopefully, our message is that we are human, and that’s ok.

Folky-soul singer/songwriter ukelele player.

songwriter signed to Little Extra Music

Nashville singer/songwriter Hannah May Allison grew up in Palo Alto, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, and a half-hour drive to San Francisco. Like most California girls, Hannah May grew up listening to pop music. At an early age she also developed a deep love of traditional country music through the influence of her mother, formerly a professional country singer who hails from the western plains of Kansas. Being apart of such a musical family, Hannah started singing and writing songs on the guitar in high school and moved to Nashville right after graduation. Hannah May’s laid back West Coast personality mixed with her southern roots makes her the definition of California country. Hannah attended Belmont University and signed her first publishing deal shortly out of college. As a songwriter, Hannah has written with some of Nashville’s best writers, played at top venues like the world famous Bluebird Cafe, and has even secured several cuts with other artists. As an artist, Hannah has built quite a buzz through her recent single releases. Within this past year, Hannah’s music has been featured on Country Music Television, TheBoot.com, and Radio Disney Country. Through releasing new music, CMT asked her to be apart of the CMT/Ram Trucks artist development program. She is working on her next single which she is excited about releasing this spring! Keep an eye out for her on tour and for what's coming up next! Highlights: HMA has gotten the attention of Country Music Television and is now apart of their CMT/ Ram Trucks Artist Discovery Program. HMA’s current single, “Love Him Forever” has gotten over 14,000 plays on Apple Music within the first few months of its release and music video for the single was recently featured on CMT.com. In June of 2019, HMA’s single “Right Now” was added into rotation on Radio Disney Country. In July of 2019, HMA’s single “Summer Sucks” was premiered on TheBoot.com. The day before the release, she played the song live on The Today In Nashville Show. In September of 2019, the music video for “Summer Sucks” was featured on CMT’s “Next Up Now”. HMA has cuts with rising country artists such as Tiera- “Love You For That” (As seen on USA Network’s competition show, Real Country), Lexi Mackenzie- “Out Of Control” (premiered on front page of CMT.com), Cassidy Rae Gaiter- “All The Feels” (Chart climbing Australian single reaching #8 on Kix Country Radio and #1 on The Wolf New Country Radio).

More than your average writer, Lexi Lew is a musical experience. Singing for longer than she can remember and playing guitar for longer than six years, Lexi offers a fantastic mix of professionalism and talent. Mixing up vocals and styles, she can move from one genre to another when writing with different artists and when playing live. Lexi is spectacular at recreating hits of classic rock, country, and today's top charted songs. When it comes to blending music, fun, and performing, Lexi Lew has the right ingredients and knows the recipe like the back of her hand. She brings all the elements of a great live performance together, making sure everyone has a great time and the music mix is perfect for the audience. From years of experience through playing many bars in downtown Nashville as well as several locations across Georgia, Lexi has the talent and personality to get your stage rocking!

Katarina Pejak is a singer/songwriter and piano player who combines genres of the American roots music, filtering them through her Balkan descent and a classical musical training. Inspired by Tom Waits, Bessie Smith, Van Morrison, Otis Spann and many other artists whose music she had access to through her father's collection in her home in Belgrade, she decided to stray away from her classical upbringing and started writing songs. Katarina started performing in her late teens, playing blues clubs in her hometown (Belgrade) and other cities in Serbia. She put out three albums in her home country, "Perfume&Luck", 2010, and "First Hand Stories", 2012 and “Old, New Borrowed and Blues”, a live mini album recorded in 2015. Katarina’s albums are critically acclaimed in Serbia. In January 2011, she started her songwriting studies at Berklee College of Music, where she was admitted on a scholarship. She graduated in May 2014 and in her last semester was awarded the Songwriting Achievement Award for her overall success within the department. At her studies at Berklee, she was mentored from the likes of Dave Limina (a long-time keyboardist for blues legend Ronnie Earl), Pat Pattison (an internationally acclaimed lyric writing guru), Scarlet Keys (accomplished song and jingle writer). She has performed at larger scale festivals in Serbia such as Belgrade Beer Fest (a Serbian Octoberfest that gathers an audience of hundreds of thousands), Crossroads Blues Festival, Belgrade (an international blues festival), blues festivals in other cities (Backa Palanka, Senta, Budapest HU). Currently based in Boston, she has performed at London School Of economics at an alumni event, Chan's Jazz & Blues, Woonsocket, RI, as a support act for Ana Popovic, at Passim club in Cambridge, MA within the Soul Recitals, the Midway Cafe in JP, the Dreamsicle Listening room in Suncook, NH.... She had the honor of playing two songs with Ronnie Earl at Scullers Jazz Club (Boston). As a writer, Katarina relies heavily on imagery, references and metaphores; but when it comes to telling the big truths of life in songs, it is best done using small words. When she can't do that, she tries to be groovy.