Best enjoyed while yelling at other drivers in traffic, or downing your third Old Fashioned alone in your basement.

Year of October is a fuzzed out rock band from Nashville, TN. They travel the U.S. in a minivan to bring their dirty riffs and dark grooves to people everywhere. Made up of Phlecia Sullivan (vocals), Josh Sullivan (guitar), and James Varner (drums) their original music has been described as a Black Sabbath sound with Amy Winehouse in the lead. They have become a staple in the Nashville rock scene by putting on a powerful show that pulls people in with their dynamic and energetic performance. Their sixth studio album entitled, I’ve Given You Everything, is deeply personal and encapsulates their years on the road, dealing with the ever changing world without becoming hardened to it, and still has the storytelling and fantasy that is true to the Year of October sound. Album out October 10th, 2025.

Oh Grandpa is four-piece band from Nashville, TN.  

Thirty Tigers is a music marketing, management and distribution company (via The Orchard) based in Nashville, TN with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Durham. We work with amazing independent artists such as Jason Isbell, LeAnn Rimes, Lupe Fiasco, Matisyahu, Ryan Bingham, Lucinda Williams, Sturgill Simpson, Muscadine Bloodline, John Moreland, and many more.

The Lonely Owls are a Nashville-based indie rock band merging modern rock aesthetics, huge riffs, soaring melodies, and structured chaos with new-Nashville sounds.

A Memphis-born singer/songwriter with a penchant for catchy hooks, harmonies and edgy pop rhythms, Nashville-based artist Lauren Strange cites influences from PJ Harvey and Liz Phair to the Pixies while simultaneously utilizing her skills she cultivated as a longtime student of classical music. 

After being named the Grand-Prize Winner of the John Lennon International Songwriting Contest, Strange relocated from her hometown of Memphis to Nashville, TN in 2011. Once in Music City, Strange cut her teeth as a background singer, making a name for herself as one of the most sought-after young vocalists in Nashville, where she has collaborated with a wide range of artists, including Paul McCartney, Passion Pit, and Little Anthony & The Imperials. Strange’s previous EP “Say Yes” was released in 2014; in 2015 she toured internationally with Jennie Vee (Courtney Love, Eagles of Death Metal) and in 2016 she issued her cover of The Cranberries’ “Zombie.” 

Strange’s adeptness at songwriting and unparalleled ear for harmonies caught the ear of producer and experienced songwriter Tony Smith (SLEEPER/AGENT), who took Strange under his wing to record the entirety of her 2017 EP “Salt” at his home studio in East Nashville with a cast of talented musicians including Lincoln Parish (Cage the Elephant). Strange and Smith returned to the studio in 2018 to record her latest EP “SHAKE,” which broaches a new, heavier sonic territory for Strange and explores darker lyrical themes than those found in her previous works. 

Strange’s versatility shines through her independent releases and illustrates her truly unique ability to genre-meld while maintaining a cohesive and relatable artistic vision.

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