Sharifah

Sharifah is quickly becoming Gospel Music beloved entertainer who is inspiring singers and musicians, fans and music-lovers alike. Sharifah newest release was inspired for fans of progressive Gospel Music, which contains the familiar sounds of Urban, Latin, Blues, Rock, Jazz, and everything in between which was produced by Andrae Kamoche, Daniel Pizarro, and Dave Felder. This spectacular release includes collaborations from writers Sharifah, Tatiana Pompey, Horace Bonaparte Jr., and Dave Feld

Soap flossers

A progressive urban folk band from Rockford, Illinois. Original songwriting that somehow connects the dots between Frank Black, Ray Davies, Gordon Gano, Andy Partridge, James Taylor, and Chuck Berry.

Pineapple Crackers

Hailing from Western Colorado, the Pineapple Crackers bring a dynamic mixture of reggae, rock, and pop. The strong reggae influence is brought to the band by lead singer Benson Broyles who is a native Hawaiian and cousin of one of the Island's most celebrated musicians, Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole. Paired with the rock backgrounds of the rest of the band, the Pineapple Crackers have forged a unique sound. Everywhere they play, the dance floor is full and the crowd is always asking for more.

The Deedles

In a world thirsty for bands with a fresh and edgy sound, The Deedles are a breath of fresh air. No matter your musical taste, age or gender, there is something for you in the energetic, heartfelt and powerful music of this Kansas rock outfit. Featuring acclaimed singer Jamie Briggeman, and her husband Garrett Briggeman on a one of a kind Electric Banjo.

Ioannis Anastassakis

Born in the Greek island of Crete, Ioannis Anastassakis completed his Bachelor degree at the American College of Greece, and subsequently studied at the distinguished Musicians Institute (GIT), where he was hired as an instructor, after graduating at the top 1% of his class. He continued his graduate studies in Music, at the California State University, completing an MA in Guitar Performance, graduating Magna cum Laude.

Slipstream

SLIPSTREAM are a cutting edge high-tech duo. We give our clients the very best versions of classic Rock, Pop, Soul, Funk and Disco covers. Unlike many other duo's or solo artistes that utilize studio recorded backing tracks, Slipstream offer you an intense, visceral performance - the result of our passion for music, our vast experience of the entertainment industry and a overwhelming desire to take your event to the next level. SLIPSTREAM are based in Exeter, Devon UK.

Potion13

So much is happening, visit our official website at www.potion13.org to be up to date with all the action! The band is: Danielle Langlois (vocals), Brian Harps (guitar), Nathalie Baril(bass), Simon-Pierre Dube(drums).

Bjorn Lynne

Bjorn Lynne was a Norwegian composer, producer, and sound designer. He was born in Vestfold, Norway; had spent most of musical life in England since 1995; and presently residing in Stavern, Norway. He had ten years experience as a musician and his music had been used in BBC documentary series 'Meet the Ancestors' as well as in other TV programs, series, and films like: 'The Oracle', 'Vampire Sisters'. Bjorn's music was also used in video games like 'Worms', 'Lemmings', and many more.

Boxelder

Boxelder plays rock 'n' roll to the hilt then slams down head first into rock steady reggae' island style. After six years in the music scene, Boxelder had created four full-length indie releases and frequent touring across the USA. In 2005, the band had the fifth release titled 'Deep Water Influence'. The band members are: Bryce Rutkowski (vocals), Matt Cahur (guitar), Jay Foster (bass), and Rick Kanner (drums).

Bobby Mack

Bobby Mack is known as the 'Texas Music Ambassador to the World'. He hailed from Ft. Worth, Texas; and, along with artists like Denny Freeman, Derek O'Brien, and many North Texas guitarists' Bobby had defined the Austin Blues genre of late seventies and early eighties. Bobby Mack's band plays blues but their music includes hot rock with high and energetic funk and soul in CDs and live performances.

Bartholomew Fair

Bartholomew Fair is a musical project, or rather a gothic 'super-group', formed by Sonya Waters (from Orange) and Gregory Simpson (from Grace Darling). The idea of Bartholomew Fair was born in 1990 after Sonya heard Grace Darling performed. The main concept of the project was to meld common influences coming from medieval and church music and create one long album, where songs started and ended without obvious breaks.