Keith Gattis, an American-country, rock n' roll artist born in Johnson City, Texas, is a guitarist, singer-songwriter who began playing in the bar scene. He made his way to Nashville where he continued performing at local pubs. He signed with record label, RCA Nashville, resulting in the release of two studio albums and one single on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart called, "Little Drops of My Heart."

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Jess Wolfe and Holly Lessing have been writing songs, collaborating, and performing as the Indie-pop group Lucius since 2007, after meeting while attending the Berklee College of Music.

Jess and Holly write every song together, beginning with what they call "Coffee Talks," sharing insights, experiences, and ideas. Often a new song is the result.

In 2013, Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent who were both singers, songwriters, and solo performers, released their first album as the band Shovels & Rope. That album, O' Be Joyful,was the first of what is now six full-length albums. The most recent, Manticore, will be released in February of 2023. The tour leading up to the release begins in September of 2022 and includes a stop in St. Augustine during the Sing Out Loud Festival.

Jaida Dreyer, an American-Canadian country music singer-songwriter, has many accomplishments under her belt including the debut album, I Am Jaida Dreyer. Her musical career began in 2012 with debut singles, "Confessions" and "Guy's Girl." With a strong, heartfelt pitch that has a lingering softness to it, Dreyer's angelic vocal style inspires Country as she brings her own individuality to each note.

Indie Rock solo artist, Lindsey Jordan, has performed as Snail Mail since 2015. The singer/songwriter released her debut album, Lush, released in 2018, and her second album, Valentine, was released in November of 2021.

Snail Mail has an active tour schedule and recently performed on the the Jimmy Kimmel Show in May.

Lindsey currently performs most often with four band members Alex Bass on bass, Ray Brown on drums, Madeline McCormack on guitar and keyboards, and Benjamin Kaunitz on guitar and backing vocals.
 

With a mellow, slightly psychedelic undertone, Aaron Lee Tasjan's 1970s musical style includes hints of present-day-pop with splashes of rock that formulate a smooth-sounding blend of unique sounds. Accompanying his tunes are lyrics that tell a soul-searching story. As a result of his living arrangements being geographically diverse—Delaware, California, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts, New York and currently Nashville—Tasjan has gained the advantage of being able to speak a universal language that reaches the deepest layers within all of us.