OVRFWRD is a four piece instrumental band born out of equal parts fate, happenstance and the desire for a high quality, complex sound. Drummer Rikki Davenport and guitarist Mark Ilaug founded the group along with bassist Kyle Lund and keyboardist Chris Malmgren in 2012. They set out to define “band” in a new way, weaving a tapestry of rock, progressive, and jazz, challenging musical boundaries and the standard genres. The music of OVRFWRD has been described as “A cinematic journey, requiring attentive ears and patient listening.” Their debut album “Beyond the Visible Light” was released in January of 2014, and their second album “Fantasy Absent Reason” (Oct 2015)
2018 brought a live in studio performance titled “Occupations of Uninhabited Space” released on CD and BluRay as well as their latest album “Blurring the Lines …A Democracy Manifest” which landed #1 in ProgArchives top Heavy Prog albums of 2018.
On their new album Shapeshifter II: Outbreak, New York-bred band TAUK offer an unsettling but ultimately exhilarating look at artificial intelligence and its potential to upend our world. With its dynamic sense of tension and cinematic mastery of mood, TAUK’s all-instrumental blend of progressive rock, hip-hop, and jazz proves to be the perfect backdrop for such explorations, giving way to an album that’s both powerfully hypnotic and intensely thought-provoking.
I’m taking my 30-year history of progressive rock on the road! Featuring music from Keith Emerson, Carl Palmer, Steve Howe, YES, Genesis, Jethro Tull, ELP, Ambrosia, the Magna Carta tribute albums, my solo work, and more!
The live “3.2 featuring Robert Berry” band includes drummer/vocalist Jimmy Keegan (Santana, Kenny Loggins, Spock’s Beard), guitarist/vocalist Paul Keller (Emerson/Palmer), and keyboardist/vocalist Andrew Colyer (Circuline, Cell15, Awaken, Prog Rock Orchestra). September 2019 – U.S. West Coast; October 2019 – Canada, U.S. East Coast – Midwest – South.
We can’t wait to see you and meet you in person at the shows!
DaveTV is a video deejay system powered by Electric Six guitarist DaVe. It’ll feature music videos from the 80s and 90s, creating a dance party atmosphere…there will be some video transitions between videos, like bumpers from MTV. commercials, etc. to create the fun, nostalgic atmosphere.
LUCIE TIGER
Lucie Tiger is known for her crowd-pleasing Americana blend of vintage blues-rock and country beats; a rhythm and riff-based sound sweetened with a voice that won’t quit – Music that you can dance, drive and dream to.
A Sydney-based musician, singer/songwriter, Lucie feels she was born in the wrong decade but she’ll just keep pretending that the 70s never ended. With frequent road trips through the dusty Australian countryside – the stereo always on and always loud – it was a given that she’d become a musician. When her father brought home an acoustic guitar and taught her the basics, Lucie couldn’t get enough and spent many a weekend figuring out her favourite songs by ear. It wasn’t long before Lucie started writing her own songs with inspiration coming from everywhere as she journeyed through life, a true traveller at heart.
Lucie released her debut self-titled EP in late 2018 (on Keith Richard’s birthday no less) and she’ll be following up with an album in late 2019. In the meantime, Lucie’s doing a tour of the US; recording and playing in Chicago, Nashville, Memphis, Muscle Shoals and Clarksdale. This follows a similar tour which saw Lucie play solo in Chicago, Nashville and New Orleans a few years back.
In 2019, Lucie won the SongsOnStage competition and she was recently nominated for the prestigious Australian Songwriting Association Award for Songwriting Excellence. Lucie’s songs were short-listed in the ASA Rock/Indie Awards.
Both as a solo act and with her band Tiger & the Rogues, Lucie has played most of Sydney’s top music venues including the Enmore Theatre, Factory, Metro/Lair, Annandale Hotel, Moshpit, Vasco Bar, Manly Leagues Club, Sandringham and Lansdowne Hotels.
She’s far from a rookie, however, as you’ve seen her performing live with Cory Henry & The Funk Apostles, with The Samples at Kanye West’s Sunday Service, and backing such artists as Faith Evans & Erica Campbell.
BENNY AND THE NO GOODS
Pop punk fun performed by me on the albums, and by a cast of great players and good friends live!
Weeping Wound is a nu-metal/metalcore act formed in SWFL mid-2017. With subject matter speaking out about abuse, addiction and mental illness they aim to be more of a statement than a band.
Consisting of Dylan Torre, Devin Schuler, Loren Whitaker, and Patrick Dowling who have all dealt with their share of trauma they’ve come together to be an honest and intense perspective as to what it’s like experiencing and growing from life’s unfair catastrophes through hard-hitting genre bending music.
Deriving from the recession-hit economies of suburbia and small-town Michigan, And Hell Followed With are noted for the energy and intensity that they bring with them in every live performance, and their relentless touring has helped them perfect their brutal yet skillful musicianship. They’ve combined their crushing riffs with an awesome technical approach that would make even the most seasoned pro green with envy! Though this may only be their second album together, they have a songwriting capability that belies their young age.
Brant Bjork has spent over a quarter-century at the epicenter of Californian desert rock. From cutting his teeth alongside Fatso Jetson’s Mario Lalli in hardcore punkers De-Con to drumming and composing on Kyuss’ landmark early albums, to propelling the seminal fuzz of Fu Manchu from 1994-2001 while producing other bands, putting together offshoot projects like Ché, embarking on his solo career as a singer, guitarist and bandleader, founding his own record label and more, his history is a winding narrative of relentless, unflinching creativity.
For someone so outwardly laid back, he’s never really taken a break. And while Bjork has shown different sides of himself on albums like his funk-laden 1999 solo debut, Jalamanta, the mellow Local Angel (2004), 2007’s mostly-acoustic TresDias, and heavier rockers Somera Sól (2007), Gods & Goddesses (2010) and the two most recent outings with The Low Desert Punk Band, he’s maintained a natural representation of himself in his material, whether that’s coming across in the Thin Lizzy-isms of the faux-full-band 2002 release Brant Bjork and the Operators (actually just Bjork playing mostly by himself) or the weedy, in-the-jam-room spirit of “Dave’s War” from Tao of the Devil. When you’re listening to Brant Bjork, you know it, because there’s no one else who sounds quite like him.
That fact and years of hard touring have positioned Brant Bjork as an ambassador for the Southern California desert and the musical movement birthed there in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. As underground interest has surged in recent years, Bjork has been a pivotal figurehead, realigning with his former Kyuss bandmate John Garcia to drum and write in Kyuss Lives!/Vista Chino, celebrating and building on that legacy while giving a new generation of fans the chance to see it happen in real-time.
Having told his story in films like Kate McCabe’s Sabbia (2006) and the documentaries Such Hawks Such Hounds (2008) and Lo Sound Desert (2015), he’s represented desert rock at home and abroad with no less honesty than that which he poured into the music helping to create it. The same impulse led to the founding of his Desert Generator festival which transformed into Stoned and Dusted, an annual festival held in Pioneertown, CA, with an international reach capturing the intimacy and timeless aura of the desert culture in a secret desert location, and an evolution that looks to continue into the foreseeable future.
Bjork’s work, with any project, has always had a rebellious sensibility. He’s always walked his own path. But more, his career through Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Ché, Vista Chino, and his crucial solo work has been about freedom through rock and roll, attained by the truest representation of the person and the place as art. This, along with a whole lot of groove, is what has helped Brant Bjork define desert rock as a worldwide phenomenon, and whatever comes next, it is what will continue to make him its most indispensable practitioner.
Hodie Snitch plays the songs you know and love from the likes of Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, George Jones, David Allen Coe, Hank Williams Jr, Charlie Daniels, and the list goes on and on.
Italian progressive rock band known for their soundtrack work. The real Goblin (Maurizio, Fabio, Agostino and Massimo) showcasing their new album “Fearless” based on Dawn of the Dead.
Frequently collaborating with Dario Argento, most notably creating soundtracks for Profondo Rosso in 1975 and Suspiria in 1977.
Morgan Pirtle is a versatile vocalist, composer, arranger, and educator in Chicago. As a student of jazz, her music is influenced by the genre, but also resonates with pop, soul, and R&B. Her debut EP, “Muse” is out now on all platforms.
There’s a poignant yet feel-good vibe that makes 21-year-old recording artist Landon Cube’s sound infectious. The Southern Maryland native has a diverse history within music, punctuated by his versatile catalog. As Landon readies the release of his upcoming single “Makeup,” the young star on the rise is geared to level up to the next chapter in his career. “When I write a song, I don’t go for a specific genre,” explains Landon. Raised in the small 500- person town of Pomfret, Maryland, Landon spent his days skateboarding through his suburb while tinkering with music very early on. “I started singing when I was about eight years old, but I wasn’t so sure of my voice,” he says with a laugh. It was his father, a career musician, who heard Landon singing one day and urged him to pursue music. Landon would frequently watch his father perform as both a keyboardist and guitarist, learning some tips along the way. In middle school, Landon fronted a small band while recording his own songs on the side using his father’s home studio equipment.
By his teens he was performing with his father in the Washington, D.C. circuit, covering Top 100 songs from the likes of Maroon 5, Bruno Mars, and John Mayer. “It was my first exposure performing in front of people,” he says. “It’s kind of what developed my singing voice.” Raised on his father’s favorite music of Stevie Wonder, The Doors, and Prince plus his own favorites including Warped Tour bands and Lil Wayne, Landon struck a balance once hip-hop evolved. “My interest in music was everywhere, which kind of describes my music,” he adds, “but when rap became more melodic, that’s when it all made sense to me.”
At 16, he made the firm decision that music was his chosen trajectory and once he graduated high school, he dropped his introductory cut “Euphoria.” His participation with local viral video crew Cufboys added fuel to the fire, as Landon began galvanizing a fan base through his laid back authenticity and knack for melding sounds. His cut “18” showed his growth, as the young artist details his mindset at the milestone age. “After 18, I told my fans I was going to do a song for every age after that to best describe that year of my life,” Landon explains. He delivered on
that promise with “19” and “20,” respectively.
Through Cufboys he met burgeoning star Lil Skies, as the two joined forces on cuts like “Red Roses” and “Nowadays,” the former impressively hitting one million streams in less than a month. It wasn’t long before Landon was Los Angeles bound and continued his upward mobility as an artist. “I was working on a lot of music and it was getting better and I realized I wanted stronger backing,” he says, then independent at the time. “A lot of people had this misconception that I was signed to Atlantic but I wasn’t.” He ultimately joined the Republic Records roster and is preparing for the release of his six-song debut EP.
When Landon Cube makes music, it not only reaches his fans, but it also speaks to him. His single “Makeup” is a testament to that. The woozy cut is packed with emotion as Landon coos, “Your silence speaks as loud as my screams.” It’s a direct reflection of how Landon felt at the moment he penned the soon to be hit. “I had been living in LA for a couple months but had been back home to visit,” he recalls of the song’s genesis. “When I was back home, it brought up old memories that were pivotal to the vibe of the song. It’s totally me and what my music is…everything I am as an artist.”
While “Makeup,” will set the stage for what’s to come from Landon Cube, other songs like the Lil Skies-assisted “17” deliver a hindsight understanding where life can take you in just a few years. “I came back to LA and was just thinking about the past stuff, and one of the lines is, ‘Girl we ain’t 17,’” he expresses. “It’s about being onto bigger and better things.”
Landon Cube has already secured a solid following based upon his honest and heartfelt music, and the next phase in his career will bring more of that to the forefront. “I just want to be able to keep making music and keep getting better, honestly,” he humbly advises. “And have people relate to it and be on board with it along the way.”
“Los Angeles protest rock power trio, Rebel Rampage, recently released their debut album Divided We Fall feat. Angelo Moore (Fishbone) and Emily Armstrong (Dead Sara). Armed with words and music to resist oppression by the government and inspire change for equality and justice, they are galvanizing the public to engage in the democratic process by upholding civil and constitutional rights, and enforce accountability for the actions of those in power. The ever-expanding list of topical issues addressed range from immigration and women’s rights to free press, climate change, and the failings of the U.S. health care system. Rebel Rampage feels that rock music recalling the likes of Led Zeppelin, Soundgarden, and Rage Against The Machine blended into a current sound and format provide the best framework for this kind of musical protest.”
We are Swish, a punk band from Chicago, IL that takes inspiration from bands such as Green Day and Blink-182. We are here to prove that punk’s not dead.
Sweetie is here with a sugar rush that’ll leave you wanting more! Formed in 2019, this Chicago three-piece combines the hooks and emotional dynamics of the Distillers with the guttural edge of early rock and roll. Sweetie is just what the doctor ordered.
Listening to Deb Never doesn’t trigger just one emotion. Her day-dreamy melodies and raw voice paired with porous guitar riffs and unexpected kick drum beats make for a grungy sound that could only come from one place, Washington. The LA transplant cites a wide range of references from Three6Mafia to Nirvana. Mr Nobody is her newest track and it will either make you cry, or make you feel like you’re on drugs.
Dominic Fike is aware of the demand that’s mounted for him to put his music online ever since he posted a batch of self-produced bedroom demos to Soundcloud in 2017, and then swiftly pulled them down. “People are mad at me. It’s like owing your friend money,” says the 22-year-old. “You can’t really talk to them about anything else until they get it.” Fike wasn’t really aware of the buzz that had accumulated nearly overnight until he finished serving a jail sentence earlier this year. While on house arrest for three months, Dominic wrote, produced, and recorded a set of songs in a friend’s bedroom, some of which would later release onDon’t Forget About Me, Demos. The demos are a rare glimpse at an artist on the precipice of ubiquity, one so specifically him, notable for his self-assured singing, dynamic instrumentation and compelling songwriting. “3 Nights” sets the tone for Don’t Forget About Me, Demos, an effortless slice of pop with a tropical bent that coasts on acoustic guitars and a Fike’s elastic, singsong flow. The rest is a composite of his influences filtered through his artistic lens: “Westcoast Collective” takes cues from Weezer, all spidery rock guitars and intermingling vocal harmonies, while “King of Everything” harnesses both the breezy beach-rock and angst of Sublime, a diarist rumination on ruling a domain when you find yourself alone.
Known for his fast and highly technical drummer skills, Virgil is widely recognized as one of the most dedicated and technically advanced drummers of all time, with a lengthy career both solo and involvement with groups Planet X, Icefish, With Ring Of Fire and more.
Rock Falls Illinois transplant Joe Rian and his band the A.M.Drinkers have been making waves the last few years. Working songs, twangy songs, steel mill songs, lovers leaving songs. Known for their live shows.
Formed in late 2011, Insect Ark began as a one-woman solo project
of bassist/multi-instrumentalist/composer Dana Schechter. From its
inception, Insect Ark has been about creating music that transports,
both physically and psychologically. Schechter made three solo Insect
Ark records (Collapsar 7”, Long Arms 10”, Portal/Well LP); In 2015,
drummer/analog electronics builder Ashley Spungin joined the project,
and together they made 2018’s Marrow Hymns and toured extensively as
a duo/band. As of July 2019, Insect Ark returns to the primary model of
Schechter working as a solo artist, with live & studio collaborations on
a per-project basis.
Schechter has worked as a collaborator for studio / stage with M. Gira’s
Angels of Light, Zeal & Ardor, Wrekmeister Harmonies, Gnaw, Bee and
Flower, Gifthorse, and more.
Since birth, Finnish psychedelic black metal experimenters ORANSSI PAZUZU have never been satisfied to stick with a formula. Each album has seen the band expand upon its previous incarnation and then, like a supernova, blow it up and transform again into something recognizable but completely new.
Having partnered with 20 Buck Spin in North America and Svart Records in Europe, in 2013, the band issued their Valonielu LP, an album of timeless creative immensity that was met with ubiquitous praise throughout the world and solidified the band’s position as one of the most forward-thinking and interesting metal bands. ORANSSI PAZUZU returned in 2016 with their fourth album, the mind-bending Värähtelijä; an album which continues in this vein, giving the band much more room to diverge and explore the vast regions of hypnotic progressive psychedelia and the nebulous outer limits of Scandinavian black metal. Songs explode with radiant ultraviolet color and plunge into the deep black darkness of innermost consciousness. If Valonielu was the creation of a universe, Värähtelijä is the magnification and expansion of its infinite boundaries.
Both albums showed the boundless enormity and remarkable uniqueness that ORANSSI PAZUZU alone create. No other band can bend these genres into such an extraordinarily cohesive whole. The band has also since issued a special two-song EP titled Kevät/Värimyrsky, and reissued their first three albums — Kosmonument, Farmakologinen, and Muukalainen Puhuu – while the next chapter continues to be created..
Equipoise was founded in August of 2015 by Nick Padovani as a result of he and Zach Hohn writing riffs in the summer. Nick began transcribing these riffs into Guitar Pro in August, which is where he began to start adding instruments and ultimately complete songs. After a few months of playing around with ideas, Nick had written up a full album’s worth of material.
Nick presented this material to Stevie Boiser and Hugo Karout, who obviously agreed to join, and Equipoise soon became a reality. Jimmy Pitts also joined the ranks of Equipoise in late June of 2016. We also joined The Artisan Era in late July.
Our EP, Birthing Homunculi is out now!
As of 2017, we have picked up the guitar master himself, Phil Tougas!
As of late 2017, we have picked up drumming maestro Chason Westmoreland, as well as guitar wizard Sanjay Kumar.
California progressive death metallers FALLUJAH are swinging upward and venturing outward on new album, »Undying Light«. With new vocalist in Antonio Palermo (also of UNDERLING fame) firmly in position and a no-filler, all-killer songwriting attack, »Undying Light« isn’t the follow-up to »Dreamless«, it’s a massive jump forward. Whereas »Dreamless« wandered intelligently and resonated lithely, new tracks such as ‘Glass House,’ ‘Ultraviolet,’ ‘Eyes Like The Sun,’ and closer ‘Departure’ find FALLUJAH stripped down, razor-sharp, and emotionally charged.
“The songs on »Undying Light« are raw, confident, and new,” says guitarist/primary songwriter Scott Carstairs. “I think the last couple of albums we spent a lot of time experimenting with different elements, such as clean guest vocals, synthesizers, or different kinds of instrumentals. This time around we knew from the get-go that we wanted this record to be raw and honest. We wanted to move the music further but still showcase the sound and emotions this band has always evoked. With the addition of Antonio, we have been able to take the sound to new levels of emotion, a sound we have been striving to achieve for years but couldn’t quite get to until now.”
Emerging from the violent streets of Chicago in 2018, Oveja Negra stands as the original PunkSteady band, boldly inventing a new genre by blending Afro-Caribbean rhythms with the raw intensity of punk.
Fronted by Singer/Emcee SKBROK, the band’s music is a sonic rebellion, resonating with themes of unity and self-discovery. Oveja Negra’s sound is a reflection of their urban roots, a fusion that ignites a musical revolution.
With influences ranging from Rage Against the Machine to Bob Marley, their dynamic compositions invite listeners on a journey of cultural exploration and sonic revolution.
Experience the electric energy of Oveja Negra and discover the pioneering sound of Chicago’s original PunkSteady band.
Kristen Ford is a singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist influenced by greats such as Alanis Morrisette, Radiohead and Ani Difranco. She navigates life as a biracial, queer girl and tours globally in pursuit of the perfect show. Her live performance morphs from unplugged solo acoustic to screaming, electric guitar soloing in front of a rock band to her dynamic one woman band using loops, beatboxing and a healthy case of ADHD to her advantage.
Ford’s Righteous Babe Records debut was produced by Ani Difranco, mixed by John Driskill Hopkins (Zac Brown Band) and is set to release late 2024. Kristen is endorsed by Gallagher Guitars, K&K pickups & G7th Capos
Caution. Used to be a project moved you a bit. This one repositions. With the assistance of a power trio lineup, this project breaks up our perception into interesting fragment. Then reassembles it. Now, this Jimi Project will put the heads of listeners into some novel places. Caution.
Who is the Jimi Project?
It is every artist compelled to express.
It is every entertainer bringing joy.
It is every student seeking knowledge.
It is every teacher sharing wisdom.
It is every builder loaning a tool.
It is every living thing loved.
And it is every listener opening their soul.
In 2013, Monolord first emerged from Gothenburg, Sweden behind an impenetrable wall of distortion and spell-binding vocals. The outside world took notice in a big way as the trio of Thomas V Jäger [vocals, guitars], Esben Willems [drums], and Mika Häkki [bass] garnered a flurry critical acclaim for their RidingEasy Records debut, Empress Rising, a year later. Decibel Magazine decreed them, “your new favorite band,” New Noise Magazine called the album, “fantastic,” and This Is Not A Scene announced, “the power they capture speaks for itself,” as they became mainstays on the top of Bandcamp’s Doom chart. “From day one, it’s always been our aim to build a massive wall of rumbling sound,” declares Thomas. “That’s our common goal. We’re the exact opposite of a band consisting of members with identical record collections. We come from three fairly different places, but we’re all drawn to dark, heavy, and gritty music. What we do in Monolord is the result of that creative conflict between us – that’s conflict in the word’s positive sense.” Within that push-and-pull of aesthetic, the three-piece found the framework for their sophomore set Vænir. Shortly after the release of Empress Rising, the group returned to their tiny rehearsal space to cut and personally produce the album’s six tracks with Esben mixing and mastering. Opener Cursing the One trudges from a calculated, staggered groove into a guttural drowning choir of hauntingly hypnotic vocals. We Will Burn tempers the slow burn with incendiary melody, while the ten-minute-plus Died A Million Times swings the pendulumbetween that growl of distortion and a clean guitar. The penultimate reprieve on The Cosmic Silence gives way to an expansive finale dirge with the title track. Since the release of Vænir, Monolord has been busy. Touring the US twice (once supporting Windhand with Danava and once headlining) twice in Europe (headlining), Australia/New Zeeland (co-headlining with Ufomammut), not to mention festivals acrossEurope; Hellfest, Freak Valley, Desertfest Belgien/London/Berlin, Blowup/Finland to mention a few.Also, in 2016 the two track EP Lord Of Suffering / Die In Haze was released. “Monolord’s Lord Of Suffering / Die In Haze EP is about 12 minutes of gigantic, low-tuned riffs that may or may not shake your house right off its foundation” is the praise given by Metal Injection.Throughout all releases, singer and guitarist Thomas lyrically explores the dark core of humanity. “Misanthropy is an ever-present theme in everything we do” Thomas goes on.“The disgust for what humans do to each other and to the planet is constant. Religion, greed, and power madness run through humanity like incurable diseases, which is, consequentially, a constant stream of inspiration for us.”Ultimately, Monolord offers shelter from some of that darkness. “I hope we can be an outlet to the massive and destructive stupidity surrounding us all,” Thomas concludes. “This band is our safety valve. We hope the same goes for our fans.”
Joslyn & The Sweet Compression are bona fide, and they want the world to know it.
A rising force out of Lexington, Kentucky, the band led by Joslyn Hampton come out swinging on their sophomore album, ready to uplift and inspire through their singular and stirring soul-funk sound. 2019’s critically acclaimed debut album made them a favorite headliner at regional clubs and music festivals. After a grueling and relentless tour schedule – one that saw them supporting Tower of Power at New York’s Sony Hall and Tyler Childers at Colorado’s legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre – the band are back with Bona Fide, a sonically and emotionally charged record that captures their breathtaking live energy as well as their humanity.
Released August 25, 2023, Bona Fide is a resounding testament to Joslyn & The Sweet Compression’s unparalleled talents, as well as an homage to the band’s co-founder (and Joslyn Hampton’s step-father), Marty Charters, who passed away in 2022.
Musically, Bona Fide blends soulful and smoldering neo-funk with elements of ‘70s and ‘80s R&B. Hampton pulls from her inspirations – Aretha Franklin, Chaka Khan, Whitney Houston, and Mariah Carey – as well as from the opera singers she studied in college. “I find myself applying all of the things I’ve learned to my passion now, and placing it in my music,” she shares.
The result is a unique, hooky style that helps Joslyn & The Sweet Compression stand apart from their contemporaries. To Hampton, Bona Fide is a record about a ride she calls“the human rollercoaster.”
“You have falling in love, getting cheated on, celebrating this life – you only get one,” she says. “We go through so many human emotions on this album, and that’s what I want to bring to life: The ride of being a human! I want to take you to the moment you found the love of your life when you looked across the room. This album is literally meant to take you to every human emotion you have.”
“I want them to see themselves in my songs and inspire them to be the best version of themselves.”
Joslyn & The Sweet Compression are Bona Fide, ready to bring their love and joy to audiences everywhere.
“Nathan Graham is a musician born and raised in Chicago. His music bridges the gap between South Side Soul and Nashville Americana, creating a new inclusive vision of singer-songwriter. He built his career over the last ten years as a guitar-for-hire, touring internationally with major label and indie acts, but all the while focused on songwriting and honing his skills as a solo performer.”
Sinner’s Friend is an Old-Time music band with a percussive twist. From Chicago, it’s members are Claire Halpin (fiddle,) Aron Packer (banjo,) Michael Dinges (guitar,) and Quinn Kearney (tablas.)
BRANDI AND THE ALEXANDERS
As the ass-kicking powerhouse vocalist for Brandi & the Alexanders, Brandi’s diva-level range and soulful melodies hit the listener right in the gut. Backed by The Alexanders, a funk, and psychedelic-influencedrock band, she walks a tightrope between classic rock drive and R&B grit.
Like fusing the Jackie Brown soundtrack, The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill, and Sticky Fingers together; Brandi & the Alexanders have a sound that is slick, big, and instantly classic.
Music for your journey forward. A Chicago based band that is an evolution of its predecessor Fischer’s Flicker. Featuring Scott Fischer of The Furious Bongos!
Quantum is a collective of accomplished musicians with a singular goal; to bring back real music that hits you right in the head and heart. With meaningful lyrics, driving drums, gritty guitar and bass lines this band truly delivers their message as a collective. There is a purposeful simplicity with a subtle complexity coming from many angles.
