Moon Taxi
Once again ready to push the boundaries of their genre, Nashville-based indie alt-rock band Moon Taxi is back with their sixth full-length album, Set Yourself Free. With tracks ranging from rock to synth to pop to bluegrass, the new lineup showcases what 15 years as a band gets you: a polished, classic sound without fear of exploration.
Pony Bradshaw
Like his previous two releases, the tracks on his latest album, Thus Spoke the Fool, feel more like immersive experiences than mere songs, serving as odes to the land and language of Appalachia. These lyrical landscapes pay tribute to the region where Bradshaw settled nearly two decades ago. The songs are rich with imagery of mountain laurel and tobacco leaves, transporting listeners to mill towns, American Legion halls, and Mineral Bluff, GA.
Red Shahan
Red Shahan is a future American legend with potential to conquer the world, at least his wife, three kids, and close friends know so. Born in Bluff Dale, Texas back sometime in the early eighties, Red is an avid outdoorsman and dedicated Leatherman owner. He loves a good pachanga and can do several jumping jacks in a row. He used to rodeo at Western Texas College and got his start singing country songs in Lubbock, Texas. Heavily influenced by AC/DC and the Indigo Girls, his new songs and record sound nothing like them at all. Red is the real deal. Only a fool would miss an opportunity to dive into his songs. -Aaron Raitiere
The Brevet
A typical song by The Brevet evokes, in some form, the narrative of a protagonist rising to the occasion, against all odds. Musically, The Brevet continues to evolve, allowing the influence of folk, country, surf rock, pop and R&B to bleed into the songs, while still leaning into the cinematic tone from the early years. The Brevet currently keeps one foot in Southern California and the other in Nashville, continuing to write, record and perform.
The Deltaz
Shut the screen door on the back porch and throw another log on the fire of the barbecue. Then go inside, pull out your favorite Deltaz album and throw it on the turntable. Heavy blues, roots rock, classic country and the blood harmony of two brothers will pour out of your stereo.
Madison Hughes
Jacksonville, FL native Madison Hughes has captivated millions with her sultry, smooth, and smoky tone. She first stepped into the national spotlight during her standout performance on NBC's The Voice, where she earned a coveted three-chair turn after wowing the judges with her rendition of “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.” Now, with a dedicated fanbase of over 300,000 followers across Instagram, TikTok, and Spotify, Madison is carving her own path in the music world with hits like “You or the Whiskey,” “Hate That You Love Me,” and “Someday Song.”
SJ McDonald
Born and raised in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, SJ developed her tenacity and dedication working on her family’s 5-generation cattle and turkey farm. Along with callused hands, she found her adoration for country music, loving the legends of the 90s and 2000s country eras. SJ started writing and performing at just 9 years old, leading her own band throughout high school, and found her way to Nashville at 18. She landed weekly slots on Lower Broadway playing for tips, where she spent 6 years cutting her teeth and honing in her style of performing - which can only be described as high energy, infectious, and country to the core.