When songwriters Kaleb Jones and Heather Bond began writing music together in early 2015, their goal was not to start a band, but to write songs for use in TV and film. When Bobby Holland heard their early demos and suggested he produce a record for them; Bond and Jones jumped at the opportunity. Holland had previously worked with Jones, producing and mixing his solo concept album, "Open Ocean" (2014), and the two often discussed collaborating on a new project. During the course of recording, Holland began playing and singing background vocals on the project; only then did they seriously consider starting a band. The timing was perfect, and the three decided to form The Daybreaks in December 2015. Bond, Holland, and Jones are all music industry veterans. Both Jones and Bond have successful solo careers; Bond with her eloquent debut album "So Long" (2015) produced by GRAMMY award winner Matthew Odmark, her vivid "Walk Alone" EP, and various international advertising placements, and Jones as the frontman of Lorien, The Young International, and INTL, along with "Open Ocean," and success on NBC's hit series 'The Sing Off." Holland's mixing and producer credits run the gamut from Meghan Linsey, to Sam and Ruby, to Reece Mastin, to Milktooth, as well as INTL's 'Mystery,' and he is a respected multi-instrumentalist. With The Daybreaks, Holland's varied sensibility of sound, plus Bond's piano prowess, paired with Jones' bold guitar playing, is at once immediately welcoming and uncharted territory. The blend of Bond's and Jones' voices is beautiful; Jones' vocal power is skillfully matched by Bond's celestial sound, with the combination intensified by Holland's production. The Daybreaks have written electrifying lyrics that intrigue the listener and beg for repeat spins. Lightning 100, Nashville's independent radio, quickly dubbed the band a "Nashville super-group." The songs are theatrical and haunting, but never melodramatic, with substantive verses that keep the listener firmly on solid ground. The Daybreaks eponymous album is pure cinematic pop.

With melodically informed compositions, understated lyricism, and strong vocal performances, Dani Cichon's indie-pop style echoes that of artists such as Regina Spektor, Ingrid Michaelson, and Sara Bareilles. Originally from Colorado Springs, Colorado, Cichon transitioned to Nashville, Tennessee in 2014 to pursue a career in music while simultaneously completing a bachelor's degree in nursing. Her newest project, "Fall Together," showcases songs that skillfully integrate a certain musical quirkiness while maintaining a specific pop sensibility. With regards to the EP, Ben Corke from the website Music Blogged writes, "As with most things in life, the phrase ‘less is more’ is very applicable to this brilliant collection of songs."

We're a Philly born, Boston based, rock and roll band, usually in the vain of alternative rock with a folk and soul flavor. We've played major rooms in Philadelphia, Boston, and New York, and are actively expanding to other areas. This band is a collection of ideas and experiences on a stage - we've got a full length album out now, and are actively working on new EPs which will be released later in 2015. Expect lots of energy, lots of melodies, lots of groove, and lots of fun. The band performs has a live and loud rock band, as well as a stripped down, acoustic/folk ensemble with lots of beautiful acoustic textures. We'll play any gig that we can. We also do general business and private events - we know an almost endless list of cover songs in addition to our original material.

Velvety Vocals + Folky Guitar + Strings Sounds Like: Alison Krauss | Bonnie Raitt | Brandy Clark "Leaving the Labyrinth" EP out now... www.MoreLottie.com www.facebook.com/LottieMoore www.soundcloud.com/MoreLottie Instagram: @More_Lottie Twitter: @More_Lottie Biography: “I have to do this.” There’s an uncommon urgency in Lottie’s voice as she describes the drive that fuels her journey. She talks of being on a mission, of feeling guilty when not creating music, and of the regret she’d feel if she didn’t travel this road. She talks of feeling “at odds” with herself and feeling the opposing pulls of a simpler, easier life and this more challenging one that she’s chosen. These are weighty concepts and there’s a weight to her music. It’s haunting and her words linger long after the sound has faded. Much of Lottie’s debut EP, Leaving The Labyrinth, sprang from the disappointment and disillusionment of a relationship that hadn’t fulfilled its early promise. In fact, as if stealing a scene from an after-school special, she wrote her first song the day she moved to Nashville to start anew – Leaving’s “Every Single Lie.” And she’s right about her need – the cathartic process of writing this collection not only served to further her mission of creating music that has both appeal and substance, but also of moving her life forward and creating inner happiness – another, perhaps more universal, need. Leaving The Labyrinth leaves the listener with “Whole Again,” in which she writes: ​You swept me off my feet, so sweet this thing called happy tasted. ​And now, because of you, my life don’t seem so wasted. ​There’s a buzz within my soul that keeps on hummin’. ​There’s a beat within my heart that keeps on drummin’. ​I finally found what I’ve been looking for, a love that’s true, and real, and pure. ​The night is finally gone, you broke the dawn. ​ The thing is, there's not a new love. For Lottie, “you” is music and magic and songwriting and God. For Lottie’s listeners, “you” can be any number of things – things that are needed, things they “have” to have. But there’s also a lighter side. The catharsis of the first album has given way to songs that show off a fiery side of Lottie. As she tackles themes of rebirth, gratitude, survival, and newfound love, she does it from a position of strength and of victory. “When the pendulum swings one way, it always swings back the other, and it's sadness and hardship that make us people of substance and character,” she observes. Her loss was her gain, and in her new material she showcases a wiser, deeper, and tougher traveler along this road – one who is seasoned now to some of its bumps as well as to its breathtaking views. One of the photos featured on Lottie’s new website is an apt metaphor for her music. She is shown sitting on the ground in front of a broken window, the jagged remnants of the pane still in place along the edges. But she gazes through, with light showing upon her face and legs, looking through the brokenness to the beauty beyond. She will continue along her path and on her mission, and it would seem that it’s just the beginning – “the night is finally gone, you broke the dawn.” -Brian Horner, Sound Artist Support

Singer, songwriter and performer Karli Whetstone is what country music needs today. She brings with her a voice, music and songbook second to none. Karli is authentic, captivating, and someone you need to know. Grounded in her midwest roots, she knows who she is and what she wants to sing and write about. Having honed her skills amongst Nashville’s elite since her move in 2006, Karli is ready to introduce herself to the country music audience with the ease and skill of a veteran. Karli is undeniable. For more information please visit, www.Karli.com

Sasha is a Miami native who now calls Nashville home. Musically influenced by Linda Ronstadt, The Eagles, Sheryl Crow, and Trisha Yearwood – Sasha's sound is the result of a perfect balance of California rock and the honest sensibilities of country music. The decision to move to Music City immediately proved positive as Sasha quickly gained the respect of top musicians and songwriters, co-writing with hit songwriters Steve Dean, Frank Myers and Rob Crosby, among others. Her talent landed her a first place win in the 2014 Frank Brown International Songwriters Festival Songwriting Competition with her song “Throwback Radio” (co-written with veteran writer Bill DiLuigi). That same year, she headlined her first solo show at Nashville’s famed Bluebird Cafe, where she is now a regular. In all, her performance and songwriting skills have provided her the opportunity to open for several major acts (Sister Hazel, Nick Carter) and her songs have been featured on several MTV and CW network shows. Most recently, Sasha finished up recording her first full-length album with Grammy-nominated producer, Kent Wells (Dolly Parton) and has been seen on national TV singing her original song "Red Roses and White Whiskey" with legendary country star, Clint Black.

Doug Briney embodies all things country: His personality is warm and inviting, some would say down-to-earth, recalling the disposition of many a Southern Gentleman from yesteryear. With a 2013 Independent Country Music Association Award, eight months on the Roots Music Report charts, a 2014 Music Video of the Year Award, a 2015 Best Male Vocalist award, international airplay and live performances at Rodeo Alaska, The Iditarod, The Grinder’s Switch Hour, Alaska State Fair, Tennessee State Fair and Dan McGuiness’ on Music Row, among countless others, this God-fearing road warrior, with the warm baritone voice and love for all things southern, is ready to release his third album project, Songs of Faith. With two pure country albums, this album is a return to the faith that drives Doug in all his life. The new album will be released May 28, 2016 with the first single "Touch One Life" being released the same day to iTunes and other digital outlets. With the release of his debut album, It’s All Country, in early 2012, (and its re-release on CBM Records in 2013) Doug Briney showcased his signature sound, which he cultivated from years of touring camps, churches and conferences across the US. “We even played in an airport once, to impress a pretty girl for one of the band members,” he says with a laugh. Blending traditional influences from country music’s past, like the Gatlin Brothers and Kenny Rogers, with modern contemporaries like Toby Keith and Trace Adkins, Doug created an original, honest and authentic sound all his own. The collection of well-known country hits and new covers peaked at #6 on the Roots Music Report True Country chart, where it remained for 8 straight months. The album also charted at #11 on the itunes Country New Release chart, with 3 singles receiving international airplay and chart action, leading to more than 300,000 Youtube views between them. In February 2013, Doug signed with Tate Music Group, home to country legends like Lee Greenwood and Neal McCoy. In November 2013, Tate released Super Country Cowboy, a brilliant and heartfelt collection of compositions from some of today’s best country songwriters. From the Charlie Daniels-meets-Big & Rich-influenced title cut, to the inspiring, “I Get To” and the patriotic anthem, “Unknown Soldier,” Doug delivers nine emotion-filled, hook-laden tracks that are purely Doug Briney: heart-felt, passionate and proud. The album reached #58 on the itunes Inspirational chart and earned Doug a Nashville Universe Award nomination for Best Male Artist. Later in 2013 Doug and his family made the move to Nashville, Tennessee. This move has brought Doug to the epicenter of the country music industry. Since arriving in Music City, Doug has performed anywhere and everywhere Nashville has to offer, earning his stripes as one of the most respected artists in town. Doug has performed with, and been a backing musician for country legends, Buddy Jewel, Billy Yates, Charlie McCoy, Ronnie McDowell, Irlene Mandrell, LuLu Roman, Bobby Lewis, T Graham Brown, Moore and Moore, John Berry, Leona Williams, Ron Williams, Diane Berry, Georgette Jones, Bobby G. Rice and many others. A CMA Artist Member, Doug has also been invited to sign at CMA Fest Fan Fair for two years running and this year will be his third. His tours have taken him from Alaska to Alabama, and all points in between. Doug has also made six different appearances on the hit tv series, Nashville. In November 2015, Doug signed with Winter Records here in Nashville and began recording "Songs of Faith" In February 2016. One of the most exciting things about living in Nashville for Doug has been the opportunity to meet some of the legends of Country Music and not only perform with them but develop friendships as well. One friend is Mark Alan Cash. Mark is the son of Country Star Tommy Cash and the nephew of Super Star Johnny Cash. Mark and Doug came together and recorded "You Are My King/Amazing Love" on the new project and had such a great time together we plan to do several concerts together now. Grateful for being able to live his dream of performing and recording music, he has gladly given back to his community in a big way. Surrounded by a history of veterans and military service in his family, (his son currently serves in the Air Force) Doug has begun working with Bright Star International, who will help facilitate Doug’s work with veterans’ charities. An ordained pastor, Doug also served at the Cowboy Church of Anchorage, Alaska, prior to his family’s relocation to Music City, USA and now serves as Associate Pastor at First Baptist Church Old Hickory. In fact, it’s his unwavering faith and love of country music that has led Doug on his journey. “I have come to know and love the Cowboy Lifestyle through country music…And, it is who I am now, who I have been, and who I will always be.”

Music is my life! I sing, write, and play guitar. I perform originals and covers, love and play all types of music, and have been performing with bands and acoustically in Nashville for over 2 years. Working on an EP hopefully due out in the fall!

Award winning singer/songwriter, Tori Tullier, moved to Nashville after graduating from the University of Miami with a degree in Commercial Music Composition and a minor in Music Business. At Miami, she took first place in the Bruce Hornsby Songwriting Competition and was honored to open for hit songwriter Lamont Dozier. In 2014, she received ASCAP’s Sammy Cahn Award – a national lyric writing award for her song “Your Nicotine” – a solo write paralleling love and addiction. Past winners of the award include John Mayer, Lori McKenna, Josh Ritter and Katie Herzig. Tori is actively involved with ASCAP and in the same year was selected to be a member of the GPS project. She has also performed for their We Create Music Series. Tori is dedicated to honing her songwriting craft and can be found performing at the Bluebird Café, The Listening Room, and Belcourt Taps in Nashville, TN. Never one to be nailed down to a genre, she is a versatile songwriter focused on writing commercial songs with meaningful lyrics.

Hannah Bethel has spent the last few years touring the United States, performing shows every where from Alaska to New Jersey and many states in between. She has shared the stage with such artists as Joe Nichols, Rodney Atkins, Trisha Yearwood, Charlie Worsham, Buddy Jewell, Frankie Ballard, Canaan Smith, Nine Days and Leigh Nash. Hannah was named one of CMA Close Up’s Who New to Watch. Hannah recently released her fourth studio project, “Never Ending Sky”, showcasing her style of “classic country meets quirky pop”. She teamed up with Brennin Hunt to co-produce the record, which features an all star cast of musicians including Adam Ollendorff on steel guitar (Kacey Musgraves) and Tim Horsley on drums (Keith Urban, Gary Allen and more). The first single, “You Wanna Be My Man”, is playing on country radio now. The music video for the single was directed by Hannah and can be viewed at www.hannahbethel.com. Renowned music industry critic Robert Oermann said “[You Wanna Be My Man is] pert and perky, with a girlish sweetness…Well sung and well produced.” Hannah’s previous release, “The Freedom EP”, produced with Andy Sheridan (Hunter Hayes) gained worldwide acclaim with a #11 song in Belgium and music videos featured on ZUUS Country, GACtv.com, CMT.com and hundreds of other retail outlets throughout the US and Europe. Hannah has also written two singles for country artist, Rachele Lynae, that have received extensive radio play throughout the US and Europe, “Fishin’ For Something” and “Whole Lotta Nothin”. For more on Hannah, please visit www.hannahbethel.com

Tennessee Songwriter Association International (TSAI) Horizon Award Winner 2016 Nominee for Songwriter of the year "The Josie Music Awards" Based in Nashville, TN, Robert Daniels has song placements in the US, Canada, Mexico and multiple European countries including the Belgium TV Show “You’re So Cupid”. His music has been licensed in over 50 TV and radio commercials. You can find Robert’s music on iTunes, Amazon, GooglePlay and on his iHeart Radio station. Daniels predominantly writes and performs Country and Trop-Rock music which he refers to as “Ameritropicana” and his songs have received extensive radio airplay in markets such as Philly, Atlanta, Cleveland and New York. Robert is also a member of the Tennessee Songwriters Association International (TSAI), Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI), the Mississippi Songwriters Alliance and ASCAP, as both writer and publisher.

Hello world, we Nashville based country music trio Mason Grace, and we are excited to meet you and share our music with you. We have been performing together for a little over a year, acoustically the three of us, and as a full band. We focus on upbeat & energetic performances and keep our lyrics fun and flirty. Stay in tune with us, we will always be excited to share new songs and experiences with you.