Floorbird formed during the 2020 pandemic, creating their debut EP, Fall Apart Anywhere, from start to finish -- writing the songs, recording, producing, and shooting the videos, handling all of the creative process.

Categorized as Emo, their sound is a combination of contemplative lyrics, strong and lush arrangements, and no-holds-barred performances. From Philadelphia, the band’s second EP, If You’re Still Around, is more pop-driven and electrifying, but still with their emo roots.

Haley Fahey, originally from the D.C. area, now calls Nashville home as she builds her career as a singer and songwriter.

One of her grandmothers sang with a big band, and Haley began singing early, took piano lessons, sang in bands and choruses, and listened to music. Her list of musical influencers is long and includes Otis Redding, Justin Timberlake, Stevie Wonder, and Eva Cassidy.

Mikel Paris’s career is varied, worldwide, melodic, and with loads of rhythm. He performed in STOMP, has backed up PINK, Jewel, and Train, and plays keyboards with the touring band for O.A.R.

Over the years, he has learned to focus on enjoying the process, creating his own music, and developing a strong solo career. Through it all, he’s learned that the business of music includes creating partnerships, building relationships, and helping others. That appreciation of collaboration and others is reflected in his songs.

Clew Dog, described as "Clee and Drew, from Simplified," is yet another band formed by two musicians who simply want to play music together as much as possible.

Clee Laster formed the popular band Simplified in 2002, with Chris Sheridan. The band started out as a duo and added several musicians along the way.

In 2023, songwriter and singer Clee began performing with percussionist and singer Drew in a band they named Clew Dog. Nearly all the songs are original and their music has the relaxed island/rock sound familiar to fans of Simplified.

Singer-songwriter Todd Carey says that he "established my identity for the rest of my life" with the Future Throwback (Blaster Records) album. Carey spent three years writing 70 songs, then put together three albums, which he condensed into an 11-song album of pop-rock swagger and good vibrations.

Touring previously with Jason Reeves, John Mayer, Jason Mraz, Marc Broussard, Matt Duke, Keaton Simons, and Brendan James, Carey is a welcomed asset on national tours.