Mat Wale & the Rackets
Luke Doucet And The White Falcon
Luke Doucet and the White Falcon is a band that takes on a very challenging sound. Some songs feel like you are listening to a "Neil Young" jam. Other songs feel like a "Wilco" or the "Band" sing-a long. A Canadian guitarist whom really takes on the southern rock feeling as many people have tryed. He adds a flavor to it that many people of Northern United States and Canada can feel.
Richard Kitson
Stephanie Lambring
Stephanie Lambring is an award-winning singer/songwriter based in Nashville, whose music has reached ears around the world. Heavily influenced by Patty Griffin, her songs and intimate performances reflect a world-weariness and awareness that reflect artists such as Patty Griffin and Jewel. - 2008 ASCAP Writers' Series Showcase Winner at Belmont University
- September/October 2008 - Taxi.com's Favorite 20 Artists
- September 2008 - Featured on Bob Harris' BBC Radio 2 Show
- 2008 Best of the Best Performer at Belmont
The Silver Darlings
Case Hardin
Bob Collum & the Welfare Mothers
UK based roots/pop rock singer-songwriter.
the administrators
Conceived by Ben Hall and Marv Riley - two survivors of the Loudmouth Soup massacre, and aided and abetted by the irrepressible Phillip Oates - the keyboard wizard from Feelies Inc, finally arrives the Administrators... Having recently opened for Glasgow folk troubadour Alasdair Roberts and previously suppoerted the likes of King Creosote, James Yorkston, Jeff Klein, the Handsome Family and many others Ben has a admirable talent of seeing his favourite artists for free..
Mat Wale
A prolific singer/ songwriter who's current discography boasts four full length albums ("Head aches, heart breaks and drink problems", "Seventeen Part 1", "Seventeen Part 2" and "Les Album Arrogante") as well as a wide selection of EP's and Singles (most notably "The wilderness and back home again" and "Viva las misery"). He is currently working on a new solo EP, taking Alt.Country to the masses with touring band The Rackets and writing for post-Arrogant Whale grunge band Tiny Bronco.