At Go-DIY we strive to represent the independent musician in the world of music licensing. 

Formed in 2007, this quartet produces instantly likable rock music ranging from solid ballads, to danceable pop/rock, and powerful/emotional compositions that will move the listener in all directions.

Threading an eclectic love of music into her songwriting, Lorie Jo Bridges brings a fresh blend to Americana. Her songs lean into the underbelly of the human experience, offering tales that explore the angst of economic inequality, domestic violence, sex trafficking and murder. She partners these less-traveled narratives alongside more traditional hook-centric AAA and folk tunes featuring pirates, cowboys, adultery, love and loss. Lorie Jo showcases original tunes, carrying deep rhythm and a powerhouse voice. Her listening room performances break away into lighter fingerstyle acoustic with hushed, dynamic vocals that deliver an intimate, captivating performance -- encouraging even the hardest heart to ache. Collecting inspiration from folklore, despair, triumph and tragedy, while pushing the boundaries of tradition, Lorie Jo Bridges is set to release an EP [Playing with Fire] in January of 2024 and an LP [River Town] in the Summer of 2024.

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Minoti has been writing songs since she was 11 years old. She moved to Los Angeles when she was still a teenager, leaving her family behind in India. She has three albums out – The Fictional Truth (2010), Secret Garden (2013) and Mix It Up (2015). All three albums were self-produced, written and released. In spite of not being signed to a label, the music video for her single “So Will You” went viral with over 100,000 views, and her songs have played on radio stations around the world.

Minoti is also the director of an upcoming webseries called Being Independent that focuses on independent artists in the music industry today. She has worked as a music licenser and composer on the documentary film Pastriology and its television version Let Them Eat Cake. She has also composed music for Let Them Eat Cake, a short film called R.IP, and the television pilot 3 Orbs of Light. Her song "Psychologist" is featured as the intro music in all 17 episodes of the podcast "TV Weekly".

Minoti currently lives in Los Angeles, continuing to chase her dreams and make them reality.

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