Jenn Bostic started on her path as a singer/songwriter when she was 10 years old, in the back seat of her father’s car with her older brother on the way to school. A horrible crash that killed her dad, a musician who taught her folk songs like ‘Sunny Side of the Street’ and turned her on to Emmylou Harris and Bonnie Raitt, changed her life forever.


Jealous’ first single, ‘Jealous of the Angels’, produced by Barrett Yeretsian (Christina Perri, Andy Grammer), is a loving tribute to her father. It made a huge splash for Bostic in the U.K., with radio and critical success and more than 50,000 sold – all as an independent release. The video for ‘Jealous of the Angels’ has had more than 1.6 million YouTube views, and the single was championed by Smooth Radio and Radio 2. Bostic’s national TV appearances have included the coveted BBC Breakfast, which sent ‘Jealous of the Angels’ to #1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart.


Bostic won five 2012 Independent Country Music Association Awards, including Overall Winner, Best Female Artist, Best Musician, Best Songwriter and Song of the Year for ‘Jealous of the Angels.’  Jealous made its US album debut at #22 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter Album chart in June, the same week Bostic made her third appearance at the Grand Ole Opry. 

Lexi, has long aspired to success but is the most part a pretty typical 20 year old. She appeared in One Week to Hit It Big: Pop Star the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) show Good Morning America (GMA) one-week special feature.[15] After auditions of tens of candidates, Lexi St. George was chosen for the GMA challenge of trying to make a viral star in one week. She recorded the song "Dancing to the Rhythm" written for the show and made a music video that was broadcast on the program on June 30, 2011. The song was also used for Wowwee's Paper Jamz Pro microphones promotional ads. her debut EP is set to be released in 2018.

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Singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer based in Los Angeles

I compose and produce music for media. This includes(not limited to): Film, TV, Music Libraries, Radio Commercials, Video Games, etc...

Roary is a Nashville based producer, composer, and programmer. His sounds explore the belief that electronic music can have a soul and tell a story. The sonic textures, intentional beats, and unique sound design blur the lines that separate the organic and synthetic. The music of Roary is driven by a sense of energy, flow, and purpose.

His work has been featured in spots by Samsung, Apple, Nike, The North Face, Dunkin Donuts and others. 

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