Johan Clymans is a versatile composer and songwriter who bridges the gap between intimate human emotion and grand cinematic storytelling.

With a signature style that balances atmosphere and melody, Johan’s work exists in two distinct worlds. As a singer-songwriter, he crafts nostalgic and reflective pieces like "De Wapperstraat," using the power of local language and storytelling to explore themes of home, memory, and the passage of time.

In contrast, his project Iron Age showcases his prowess as a soundtrack composer. From the haunting, ethnic-infused echoes of "Tundra" to powerful orchestral scores, his epic compositions are designed to transport listeners to distant horizons and imagined worlds.

Whether through the whisper of an acoustic guitar or the roar of a full orchestra, Johan’s music remains deeply rooted in one goal: capturing the "soul" of the story.

Follow the journey: 🎙️ Singer-songwriter: soundcloud.com/johan-clymans ⚔️ Epic & Cinematic: soundcloud.com/iron_age 📺 Official Videos: [YouTube Channel]

Douglas Aldridge is a passionate and eccentric American Multi-instrumentalist and Alternative, Indie Folk Singer-Songwriter residing in Atlanta, GA. Born in Miami, FL., in February 1985, to renowned Singer and Music Minister, Douglas Aldridge Sr. They moved to Georgia when Douglas was less than 1 year old. Douglas's grandfather, Donald Eugene Aldridge (1931 - 2016), was also a renowned Singer in his 20's in Steubenville, Ohio, making Douglas Aldridge a 3rd generation singer and entertainer. Douglas cut his teeth to the music of his parents and grandparents and joined his elementary school choir continuing vocal training throughout high school. 

At the age of 16, Douglas began writing songs and performing with other local musicians and bands. He moved to Athens, GA to form the band "Rhabdophobic" at age 18 and recorded his first solo E.P. "About Time". An album about the struggles he faced as a teenager within his family, with authority and the nuances of being in a band. It wasn’t until Douglas started a folk duo "The North and South" that he started to see himself as a Singer Songwriter. He found a muse in his own limitations and struggles as an artist. 

In 2012 Douglas released, "To Sing The Blues", an album about challenging ones self-image and learning from life choices. The following 3 years he worked on his craft and his 3rd solo L.P., "And To Scream Loudly", about anger, loss, and redemption. In 2015, a collection of new songs on the "Mouth Full Of Nothing" E.P., were released. This album sparked his creative nature and started him on a path to writing and releasing the E.P., “Optional”, that would become some of his most well-received work. In May 2016 Optional became the first album to be accepted by Pandora from Douglas Aldridge and has attributed to many more successes for this artist.

“To visit my grandfather, in the months before his passing, and share successes that were happening in my music career... It’s a big success for me to have not missed that moment." A few months after his grandfather's death, Douglas began writing his latest L.P., "Running From Myself", about daring to dream in a world always trying to wake you up.

Douglas is planning a reissue release of "To Sing The Blues", fully remastered, soon. Currently residing in the Greater Atlanta area, Douglas Aldridge is a very active member of Atlanta, GA’s local music scene. 

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With her singular melodies, no-holes-barred lyrics and haunting vocals, Ashley Weems puts her own unique spin on the classic seventies-inspired female singer/songwriter. Born to a school teacher mother and musician father in Roswell, Georgia, her formal music training began (and ended) with two tear-inducing years of piano lessons. When she was twelve, her father bought her a folk-sized guitar, showed her a handful of chords, and she spent the next couple of years writing, playing and singing in the privacy of her own bedroom. Later, while at college in Savannah, she discovered what she calls “The Piano,” a Yamaha baby grand in a nearby historic church which she used to play whenever she could, sometimes even at two or three in the morning. She began to view songwriting like painting a picture, experimenting with melody, structure, and raw biographical lyrics. The turning point for her came one day when a friend discovered her stash of original songs hidden in a file on her iPod. The friend confessed to listening and sharing the songs with other friends and convinced Ashley she had something truly original to share with her music. In the ensuing years as she’s honed her performing skills, Ashley admits her music has become even more straightforward. “A lot of my writing is dark and / or straight-forward. I want people to feel dignified and empowered when they’re coming to terms with the dark things that have happened to them. We all share things as part of the human experience, and some things are more taboo to discuss than others.” She’s played in Savannah, New York City, Baton Rouge, and Atlanta, where she’s based.

I'm sally u can call me sal and i'm sad and tired 24/7

With over 650,000 miles driven and well over 800 shows performed over the last 12 years, Nate Currin is a troubadour in every sense of the word. With his roots in the North Georgia clay, Nate has enough of the South in his voice and writing to show off his upbringing but he includes an emotional trustworthiness that can't be faked. Having shared the stage with plenty of "big" names and had songs featured on a myriad of television shows, Nate retains his enigmatic drive to fly under the radar from time to time.

Nate's journey is all about chasing after the genuine human connection, one fan and one song at a time. Having spent years performing in listening venues, ticketed clubs and living rooms all across the country, Nate moved into a motorhome for a 4 year stretch and lived the real life of a rambling man. And he's got the stories to back it up.

Over the last 5 years he has won 5 International Music & Entertainment Awards, including Songwriter of the Year twice and been nominated for Indie Music Awards as well as a Georgia Music Award. In addition to that, several of Nate's albums have reached the top 20 charts on iTunes including his most recent release The Madman and the Poet. Currently Nate is preparing to release his 5th full-length studio album, entitled Ashes & Earth.

Ethan Smith is a ramblin' folk-style singer/songwriter.

Country, folky, blues tinged music from the depths of East Anglia.  
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