Singer/songwriter and front man for the band The Euclids

Since moving to Nashville, HISH quickly began to make a name of himself with his electro-infused take on Country Music. Having heard his remix of “Bottoms Up”, HISH was invited by Brantley Gilbert on his “Let It Ride” Arena tour in 2014. In Spring 2015, HISH toured as direct support to Chase Bryant on his “Take It On Back” tour (Chase’s first ever club headlining tour) and in 2016 on the "Hell Of A Night Tour" with Dustin Lynch. Hish can be seen touring with some of the industries leading artists, as well as spinning at Country Music’s Biggest Festivals, including STAGECOACH and COUNTRY THUNDER.

I am the Co founder of a non profit that helps disabled veterans heal through songwriting and the arts. I play songs from real life experiences from combat vets all across the country.

Lucy Isabel is a Nashville-based singer/songwriter originally from New Jersey. Her music is inspired most by old country/folk storytelling.

Sarah Mae started her music career as an Americana artist in Chapel Hill NC while finishing her degree in music and from UNC Chapel Hill; graduating the spring of 2016. She has been classically trained in piano as well as vocal performance and guitar. During her time in Chapel Hill, she collaborated with lead singer Joseph Terrell from the band Mipso on her first professionally recorded material. She gave back to the community in Chapel Hill by teaching for a group known as Musical Empowerment. Musical Empowerment aimed to give free lessons to students who couldn’t afford them otherwise. Sarah Mae moved to Nashville after graduation in 2016 and now plays music for a living; performing in venues in Nashville and across the Carolinas. On weekdays she can be found playing at historic Nashville such as Tootsies Orchid Lounge. She currently writes with Grammy Award winning songwriters such as Jan Buckingham (Whitney Houston/Pam Tillis cuts) and records with highly accolated producer John Willis (Guitarist on Taylor Swift’s “Tear Drops on my Guitar). She plans to release her first set of Nashville produced singles throughout 2020.

Hi Guys! Emily Faulk here. I am a singer/songwriter here in Nashville, TN. I love playing gigs and meeting new fans and friends. I am always looking to connect with artists and writers to grow my skills. I am a founding member of Eve Fest, a once a month show at South on Demonbreun. It features some of Nashville's most talented female singers and songwriters. I have a soulful voice but love to write a catchy pop tune. I've written songs that range from rock to country to pop. I can write to a track or to instrumentation. I am also available for weddings. I am frequently hired to perform during the ceremony or first dance. Feel free to contact me for booking or to inquire about shows! Thanks for checking me out :)

Aubryn on vocals and electric guitar, Duncan on the drums, and a rotating member on either upright or electric bass. Our covers consist of pop and rock, mostly from the '90s and early 2000s, and some bluesy rock from the 1970s. The originals are bouncy, upbeat and catchy, with a bit of a vintage-y dark side to them.

Guitarist/Singer/Songwriter based in Nashville.

Hip Hop and Indie Rock duo spreading positive vibes!

Mike Ferrera has bounced on the scene with his reggae infused sound that is not only delightful but uplifting. After touring the US and abroad extensively with kirtan band The Mayapuris, he has set out on his solo career. Kirtan is mantra music, usually call and response, and can be an energetic, euphoric experience. With this background and his own style of bar band rock/reggae, he brings to the table a solid conscious message balanced with a lighthearted fun loving vibe.

"Flawless, soulful voice" (PennLive)... "Folksy, Americana sound...raw voice...mindful of every note and riff" (The Spectator). "A promising young songstress" (PledgeMusic). Americana/folk artist Bri Murphy is originally from northwestern Wisconsin. She began violin when she was 4 years old, picking up the piano, guitar, and mandolin on her way to Nashville, TN. After getting of the road as a sidewoman, she recorded a solo EP in 2016. The title track from her EP, "Throw Down My Heart," was chosen as a semifinalist in the 2016 International Songwriter Competition. Since "Throw Down My Heart," Bri has recorded a full-length record, taking the role of co-producer alongside Evan Middlesworth (sound engineer, The National). The record has a focused, acoustic sound, featuring her fiddle playing, as well as Ben Lester (S. Carey) on pedal steel, Dave Power (The Staves) on drums, Robbie Weisshaar on bass, and her dad on keys. "Things We'd Rather Not Say" is set for release in 2018.