I started a small indie label decades ago in the mid 90's, for my own self-written and co-produced material. I've won many industry awards since, and toured many parts of the world. Late in 2020 I began producing artists on material I've written, and have so enjoyed doing that for several artists to date; while still writing performing and producing music for myself. I write, sing, play acoustic guitar and the drums. I studied music business and production in my 20's and music theory and jazz as well. I have made music my living now for decades. On this site I will post music I've written and produced for others and myself. It's a privilege to create music for a living. Thoughts, take nothing for granted. Max out every day as best you can and be grateful in life.

With over decades of dedication to his craft, JJ Voss has taken his passion for songwriting and performing along with his many experiences in life to build an authentic heartfelt solo career rooted in the soil of the working class.
Since the release of his 3rd album 'Come Along With Me’, JJ has performed over 80+ Live concerts across western Canada, was twice named the SCMA’s Male Artist of the year (2021,2022), and won Roots Album of the Year. (2021)
October 14, 2022 marks the release date of his new, self penned, emotional single entitled
‘A Letter to Dad’. The Voss family farm reached the 100 year milestone in 2022 but faces an uncertain future, JJ sorts through the emotional turmoil he feels in trying to keep the family legacy intact, while being true to his own passion to make a living as an artist. Produced by Russell Broom. (Jan Arden, Kyle Mckearney) ‘A Letter To Dad’ is available now on radio and on all major digital music service providers.

Available June 11th! Pre-order on iTunes!

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/southeastern/id644761037?uo=4

Lydia Kaseta’s sad folk songwriting began on the family farm outside of Ann Arbor, Michigan. She spent her formative years in total freedom—barefoot walks on sprawling farmland gave way to cathartic singing and a natural tendency towards personal, vulnerable lyrics packed with heart. After leaving the Midwest for Los Angeles to chase her musical dreams, Lydia initially cut her teeth as a pop songwriter for other artists but soon decided to use her voice to express her own painful emotional truths.

There is a tangible sadness in Lydia’s songs and stories. Atmospheric strings and haunting melodies tear your feelings Inside Out—fitting alongside inspirations such as Sasha Sloan, Phoebe Bridgers, and Kacy Musgraves. It sounds as if every song begins with a heartbreak that’s still fresh and ends with a deep conversation about how to deal with it. She records and produces her music entirely with a tight-knit circle of friends in a small Los Angeles bedroom studio, ensuring that every song comes from a safe place.

Her forthcoming EP is due out early spring 2022. Through this heart-wrenching collection of four songs, Lydia hopes to provide her fans with the same emotional catharsis and release that she experiences while writing and singing. She makes music to comfort listeners on the worst days of their lives, hoping to give them the strength to someday look back and Move On.

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