Originally from Southeastern, Pennsylvania, Country singer Jess Zimmerman (Lead Vocals), connected with bandmates Joe Barszowski (Guitar, Vocals), John Knobler (Bass Guitar, Vocals), and Joe Mattis (Drums, Percussion), and generated a pop-style version of country. Zimmerman's majestic voice is complemented by her pitch variance, and while the distinction is there, her tone has a slight resemblance to Carrie Underwood.

Two veterans who served our country joined musical forces and became the War Hippies. Having a unique combination of instrumental sounds reflecting light classical with an orchestra-felt beauty to it, the duo simultaneously sings country in harmony and the combination in its entirety is exquisite.

This mesmerizing one-man-show called Soliloquy a.k.a. Stephen Pigman, consists of a multi-talented artist who uses his vocals and guitar to draw audiences into another dimension that runs parallel to the universe in which we live. Having a semi-psychedelic pull that reflects a graceful transition into a beautiful abyss, Soliloquy can quickly shift tone, diverting to a funky kick that, quite frankly, rocks. 

His clear, distinct vocals uttering every syllable in each phrase make Josh Hedley's songs easily understood and appreciated. This country singer and songwriter creates music of the olden days — slower paces, summer breezes, small towns, strong embraces — melodies of old-school country blended with hints of Western.