Christian Lopez's third studio album, The Other Side, which is a bit less Americana and a bit more rock and country, and has caused some to call "his" genre Alternative Folk-Country-Rock. His debut EP, released when he was 18, was largely Americana songs and brought his songwriting and instrumental skills to the attention of the music industry and music lovers.

Two founding members of Musical Charis, Blake Abbey and Jessica Brune Abbey, are a husband and wife duo who have been performing together since 2008. The name, Musical Charis, is not a play on the children's game, but a key indicator of Blake and Abby's philosophy of life: "charis" is the Greek word for gift, so the literal translation of their name is Musical Gifts.

Maddy Walsh, songwriter and lead singer of Maddy Walsh and The Blind Spots, has a unique style that includes a bit of pop, a strong folk influence, and a sound that has a bit of an edge and a hint of metal.

She performs as a solo act, as a duo with guitarist Mike Suave, and with the group The Blind Spots — Mike Suave on guitar, Aaron Fumarola on drums, Sam Lupowitz on keyboards, Mandy Goldman on backing vox, and Michael Wu on bass.

Crossing genre barriers and creating her own sound, Lera Lynn brings her personal actualizations to her music. This singer-songwriter plays multiple instruments and produces her own albums.  Influenced by her own experiences as she embarked into motherhood, Lera Lynn shares her "absolute surrender" on her journey.

Lee Pinkerson and Bill Snyder have said that their acoustic duo, Harri Buffalo, was named after a "mythical beauty beast that travels the sound waves."

Lee Pinkerson, singer, songwriter, and guitarist, usually takes the lead in their songs, while Bill Snyder, adds vocal harmony, as well as the depth and beat with his bass fiddle or guitar.

They perform covers that include, "Harvest Moon," "Kind Woman," and Bob Dylan's "You Ain't Going Nowhere." Harri Buffalo is also known for their original songs about the environment, with the intention to create positive vibrations. 

Jaxstrings, founded by violinist Jessie Polanis, provides talented and accomplished musicians and ensembles in a variety of configurations to suit celebrations, parties, or weddings. 

Unlike the typical wedding or celebration band, Jaxstrings is composed of professional musicians who play pop, rock, classical, R&B, and jazz. The choices can be as simple as a solo violin or string duo to custom ensembles that include multiple string musicians playing with a pianist, guitarist, and flutist.