Rutterkin, from St. Petersberg, Florida, was formed in 2018. Their genre can be described as melodic punk, and their powerful songs tend to toward sorrowful and vulnerable themes. Rutterkin's message is essentially optimistic, with the expectation that they and we can learn from mistakes and move on.

Like many area bands, Teal Peel has been formed by active musicians who are known as solo performers or as members of other musical groups.

Teal Peel members are: Taylor Neal, multi-instrumentalist; Brian Lester on drums; Caleb Hollan on guitar and synth; Daniel Hubert on bass, and Landon Gay on pedal steel.

For their album Country River, Teal Peal has produced a 28-minute visual album to provide visual accompaniment to their music.

Noah Eagle (aka Moses Falcon) writes and performs punk songs and accompanies his percussive delivery of the lyrics with his guitar. 

Jesse Harman grew up in Maryland and found St. Augustine when he attended Flagler College. Here, he also found a group of like-minded young musicians who ultimately formed the King Street String Band, and tour playing their own style of music they call "Blues Grass."

Ashely Reda, originally from Ft. Lauderdale, was a co-founder and front man for the band The Goddam Hustle. He's played music since his youth and been in numerous bands. 

Kirk Whalen—singer, songwriter, guitarist, and banjo player—has been influenced by John Prine, Roger MIller, and other iconic songwriters. Whalen's songs are said to be somewhat melancholy, telling stories and sketching characters who have had a hard knock life. 

Neil, Jae, and Wesley have formed a band of three, playing pure punk for those who like punk.

Brent McGuffin — singer, songwriter, and well-regarded musician — performs around town as a solo act, playing his own compositions as well as covers of his favorite artists. 

He seeks inspiration from his own experiences, the songs of John Prine and others who have gone before, as well as the many friends he has among local musicians in St. Augustine. 

Joe Mark has been a familiar figure and revered performer in the small galaxy that includes singer/songwriters and musicians who have created and driven the growth and appreciation of folk music in northeast Florida.

An accomplished musician who is equally adept at singing lead as he is at providing beautiful melodies, Joe has also written a number of songs, including one simply titled "St. Augustine" about the city he calls home.

Stillfire Bellows, a Jacksonville band formed in 2091, has two members, Jacob Harrison and Dan Flanagan. Both sing lead and backing vocals, depending on each song. Jacob plays guitar while Dan lays down the beat on cajon and plays harmonica.