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Dee Jay Silver isn’t your average DJ. The DJ/remixer/producer has become one of the most sought after DJs over the past 15 years, performing at premiere venues in virtually every major market in the U.S., Mexico and Canada. The groundbreaking performer has thrilled millions with his high energy, open-format, party rock style of DJing and unique ability to blend all types of music from hip hop and rock to house and country for crowds of all sizes. The Texas native has been traveling the world playing every kind of event and venue from headlining the largest nightclubs and pool parties, high-profile celebrity parties and exclusive private events to massive sporting events, award shows, major music festivals and arena tours and all that’s in between.

Dee Jay Silver has quickly become one of the most sought after DJ/Remixer/Producers of this era. Headlining top nightclubs and festivals around the globe, this groundbreaking performer has thrilled millions with his high energy, open format, party rock style of DJing. Silver's unique ability to blend all types of music from hip hop, rock, country, top 40, & EDM makes him the perfect addition to any club, party, concert, or festival. 
 
Silver's is currently the touring DJ for country music super star Jason Aldean, while holding residencies in Las Vegas - Boston - Atlantic City along with other top nightlife destinations in-between. Silver can also be found sharing the stage with the likes of Pitbull, Kane Brown, Zedd, Tiesto, to Morgan Wallen.
Dee Jay Silver continues to set trends in the ever evolving world of entertainment, and is the perfect addition to any party or event.

According to Country singer DJ Miller, an artist’s ability to entertain a crowd is the single most important part of today’s Country music experience. Being able to deliver an unforgettable stage show for your fans is often what separates the stars from the superstars. That’s just one of the reasons why audiences shouldn’t be surprised to find the enthusiastic young singer from Idaville, Indiana, racing through the crowd during one of his sets, or hanging out on the lawn with a group of fans in the middle of a show. He’s even been known to get down on one knee and dedicate a touching love song face-to-face to one of his many female fans. At only 21 years old, there’s certainly one thing that DJ Miller learned early on in his career, and that something is how to entertain!

“You can’t be the only one having fun,” Miller explains. “You have to interact with the crowd. You want them to be wondering what’s gonna happen next. If you just stand there and sing your songs and play your music, you might sound really good, but if you don’t give your fans a real show, then they may not have a reason to come back and see you again.”

Miller remembers at an early age watching superstar Garth Brooks wow audiences with his theatrical stage presence and ground-breaking performances. Years later, DJ would develop a similar appreciation for Brad Paisley’s live show and electrifying guitar work. Along with the strong guidance and influence of his father, Darryl, it wasn’t long before
the impressionable young DJ was working on his own patented brand of showmanship.

“I would tape the Garth Brooks live concerts on television as a little kid and then watch them over and over,” he remembers. “I saw him do all these crazy things on stage, but the crowd loved every minute of it, and I recognized that. It was at that point that I decided I wanted to go into Country music.”

As a teenager, DJ developed his on-stage persona playing local gigs, from community events to state and regional fairs and competitions. His career took a significant step forward, however, when he met producer Johnny Morris in 2009. Morris introduced DJ to a host of Nashville songwriters, including hit-makers Don Goodman (Blake Shelton, Faith Hill, George Strait) and Charlie Black (Alan Jackson, Reba McEntire, Phil Vassar).

“Songwriting comes to me in spurts,” he says. “I try to write as much as I can. Sometimes I’ll sit down and try to write a song and won’t come up with anything I like, and then other days I’ll write a song in a half-hour. It’s a process, but I’m fortunate to be getting help from some of the best in the business, so I feel very blessed for that.”

A busy touring schedule and weeks at a time out on the road visiting radio stations only allows for quick trips to and from Nashville, where he gets in as many writing and recording sessions as possible. Songwriting is a craft he’s becoming more and more excited about as he works on his debut release.

In 2011, Miller embarked on a door-to-door radio tour visiting 35 states and over 200 stations to promote his single “Whatever It Takes,” an earnest ballad that was released nationally to Country radio in January 2011. He and his team are carrying the momentum from that single and radio tour into his next single "Between Sundays" coming to radio in June 2011. The universally themed mid-tempo song will strike a familiar chord with old and young alike. In between the fury of radio stops and touring, Miller is working on his debut album, which is scheduled for release in late summer 2011.

And even though Miller is living the crazy life of a new country music artist, he is staying focused on doing what he does best – coming up with creative and entertaining ways to give his fans a concert experience they won’t soon forget.

“It’s always important to make that person in the front row feel special,” he says, “but to me, the real key is making that person in the back row feel just as special.”

Frank Bravo - Guitar+Vox+Accordion
Eric Selzer - Parum Pum Drums
Dane Alexander - Brrrum Bum Bass
Josue Estrada - Trumpet+Flugel+Vox
Christy Oeur - Violin+Vox+Percussion
Zac Palmquist - Supa Synth


Past Contributors:
Dez Hill
Collin Brown
Ben Chambers
Joshua Giles
Rick Winfrey


Frank Bravo (formerly of Brights, Meadowlark, and Trip to the Moon) and Collin Brown begun as 2-peice that started in Mid-January of 2011. The songs had their bare bones with Bravo's patchwork writing style, but needed more. One week before their first show at a former Wichita house venue, The Prime Meridian, Dez Hil, a trumpet major at Friend's University, joined the band and added his horny flavor. Ben Chambers soon added to the ensemble as bass player and Josue Estrada, another Friend's University student was added next only a week before Bellafonte's 2nd show. The band's sound was full, warm, and seemed complete. For the fifth show, Bellafonte was short one trumpet and asked Christy Oeur (formerly of Ratanana) to make up the difference on her violin. She has since become a member of the band because she sounded awesome. 

In the late summer of that year, the band made several changes in the interest of the band's survival. Eric Selzer (formerly of Trip to the Moon) became the replacement for drums and Dane Alexander, another Friend's University music major became the new bassist. Dez Hill departed to Lawrence, Kansas and began an adjunct relationship with the band. Zac Palmquist (formerly of Brights) added ambiance and a certain richness to the music with synthesizer and auxiliary percussion. The six piece now takes pride in destroying a room with its eclectic bossa nova, western, hip hop, surf, latin, reggae, and whatever-suits-them influences.

Bellafonte is available for booking and can be contacted by facebook, email, or by phone. Please call 316-737-3308 for scheduling.

After four years of playing the local scene in Rome, GA and selling out a small venue Chris Austin and Jay Shell decided it was time to take the band the next step by adding a full band. In Sept of 2006 with the addition of Dave Harper on lead guitar, Shannon “Beef” Wilson on bass, and Derrick Ingram on drums they played their first full band show together. The full band proved a hit and they boys have not looked back.
Over the last few years KnecKDown has shared the stage with such acts as Jamey Johnson, Luke Bryan, Zac Brown Band, Corey Smith, Georgia Satellites, Sammy Kershaw, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and has played on the Simple Man Cruise with Lynryd Skynyrd.
When asked what are the goals for the KnecKDown Band Jay Shell just smiles and says the band has never really set goals. We are just writing songs, meeting new people, and having fun. We have already done way more than even I expected. Its great to go to new towns for the first time and have people there singing your songs back to you. We have been blessed beyond words and the only plan I can think of is to just keep spreading the music. Keeping meeting great folks and whatever is supposed to be will be.
Although Jay and the band want admit it the band has become a main stay in Rome, GA. The small venue the band first sold out in 2004 is now called 333 On Broad and is owned by Shell and the band can be seen there often.
Jay adds that looking back at how far the band has come is pretty amazing. I think folks was just ready for something different here. We write simple songs about simple things. Not on purpose but because that’s all I know. It’s where I’m from and where I am going. I think why the band has stayed together is because we all relate to that small town life. Those simple days and love making new music. We have either sold or gave away close to 10,000 CD’s over the last four years. That’s pretty amazing to me. To know theres that many CD’s laying around is cool. You can only hope theres a few stuck in a CD player somewhere.
The band seems to have no plan or idea as to where they are headed. They seem to like it that way.

With his second children's album, Up and Up, and his sixth children's book out later this year, I've Got Feelings, Coy Bowles has written a permission slip for kids to express their emotions.

A guitarist, keyboardist, singer and songwriter in the Zac Brown Band since 2007, Bowles has won three Grammys and co-written the country hits “Knee Deep,” “Colder Weather” and “Sweet Annie.” Yet his interest in writing and creativity stretches all the way back to his childhood in Thomaston, Georgia. Bowles says his parents taught him how to communicate about the emotions he felt at a young age. Now, through his original children's music and children's literature, he is helping kids, parents and teachers to do the same. 

“Part of my growth as a human has been asking myself, ‘What do I do to give back when so much has been given to me?’ And that's really turned into helping kids,” Bowles says. “So many studies show that the most powerful way to impact the future is by investing in early education. So much happens from birth to seven years old, so if you're trying to aim for making a change or a brighter place, there's nowhere better to start.”

A teacher friend, exhausted from hearing the same “clean up song” in her classrooms, implored Bowles to write a new one. Bowles cheerfully accepted the challenge and composed “The Clean Up Song” with the songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist, Carlos Sosa. Due to the isolation of the pandemic, Bowles and Sosa solely shouldered the entire load of the album – writing, arranging and recording Up and Up, all in Bowles’ basement studio in Atlanta.

“‘The Clean Up Song’ started with Carlos and me talking about ‘It’s Tricky’ by Run DMC, and how infectious it is, and how modern it sounds. When you play it, it just rocks. It's so unbelievably well-produced, and it stands the test of time,” Bowles says. “We thought, ‘What if we borrow some Rick Rubin-style, AC/DC guitar things that are punctuated over a big drum beat, and do our best to come up with hooks that are from that era of earworms? Rap music in the ‘80s and ‘90s was something that you heard once or twice, and that was all it took to know the song.”

Over the course of experimenting with sounds and styles, Bowles’ two daughters would often come to the basement to listen to the new tracks. Their feedback almost always ended with the predictable: “Dad, I’m hungry.”

“Carlos doesn’t have kids, so one day he said, ‘Dude, is that all they say?’ I’m like, ‘They laugh, they play, and they’re hungry all the time. That’s what being a kid is all about.’ Then I turned around and looked at him and said, ‘I’m hungry… I’m hungry…. I’m real, real hungry…’ over this beat that we’d been working on. We didn’t have any lyrics or melody on it yet. Carlos and I have this creative freedom with each other, where there aren't any rules. We started riffing on it, and we knew we had hit on something cool when the girls came back down and were jamming along to it. There’s not much better than seeing your own kids dance to the music you created.”

Up and Up follows Bowles' 2020 debut children's album, Music for Tiny Humans. He returned to one of the songs on the first project, "I've Got Feelings," to serve as the basis for his newest book of the same name, I’ve Got Feelings. He notes that it’s the first time he’s written a book based on a song, rather than the other way around. 

In a similar manner, Bowles looked to his prior book, 2020's Behind the Little Red Door, to bring I’ve Got Feelings to the page. The now series' most colorful characters is none other than the Little Red Door itself, tagging along as young readers are introduced to emotions ranging from jealousy to joy. Bowles can trace the concept of the little red door to his great aunt Millie. During one childhood visit, she guided him to a special and surprising place in her home. Stepping through a little door, he found a playroom decorated with furniture and strings of Christmas lights. Though he didn’t realize it at the time, he’d also discovered a place where his imagination could run free. Now in his forties, Bowles believes that pivotal moment kept him on his creative path.

“Seeing the world through the little red door has always been this spot that I held near and dear to my heart and my creative brain,” he says. “I can always pop in there and hang out or see what the world's like. It manifested itself into a place for other people and other kids to enjoy as well. My experience with my aunt Millie as a child has gone such a long way in my life and it all had to do with the childlike presence and youthfulness and humor that she carried with her. I want to live like that, and I want to be around that. I want to view the world through the little red door as much as I can.”

Bowles published his first children’s book in 2012, even before he had kids of his own. Since that time, he has partnered with Lakeshore Learning for two successful social emotional learning kits based off The Little Red Door, Scholastic Book Fair and the state of Georgia’s early education system to bring his children’s literature to more young readers. One of Bowles’ most gratifying moments is when a classroom of students drew what they imagined behind their own little red door, then sent the drawings to him in book form. Bowles is also a proud advocate for early education, eager to share his experiences through public speaking engagements. He’s not only actively involved in his home state of Georgia’s early education system but is also a highly sought-after speaker at countless conferences across the US for NAEYC, Headstart Associations, school districts and many more. It’s through his "Connect to Your Calling" keynote for educators that he likens the power of music to the immeasurable impact teachers have on children. 

“I've arrived in this place where my whole person is getting used, I get to use every creative skill I’ve learned to support kids, teachers and parents,” Bowles says. “The greatest gift I was ever given was the foundation to understand how I feel by my parents. I think every kid deserves that, but I didn’t realize until I was older that talking openly about how you feel with people is a rare quality. I’m on a journey to spread that gift as much as I can, which for me, all starts with opening and looking through a little red door."

 "Upbeat positivity is a Wes constant, in his music and his attitude", said Rolling Stone Magazine of the blue-eyed songsmith, and Georgia Music Magazine said that "(Wesley) may just be the next big thing" in a recent publication. Long before these accolades, Wesley Cook was raised in places like small villages in the former West Germany and a city in South Korea with a life-long passion for music and people. As a songwriter, listeners are sure to hear the familiar world and rhythmic influences of Dave Matthews, Paul Simon, Jason Mraz and many more, although he captures a sound that is very much his own. "He's one of those artists that is very tough to classify… again, that's fine with him…." said Billboard.com. As a front man, his high-energy showmanship and down-to-earth charm makes it impossible for the crowd not to love him.

Wesley has shared the stage with artists such as Zac Brown, Edwin McCain, Marc Broussard, Angie Aparo, Drivin'n'Cryin, Manchester Orchestra, Joshua James, HoneyHoney, Last Waltz Ensemble, the Bridge and even Shiny Toy Guns. 

In Wesley Cook's 3rd studio album Heavy, he combines the upbeat, positive message he's so loved for with a mature, gritty edge as this album deals with and is dedicated to the memory of his brother who took his own life in April 2012.

"This album is about hope, life and healing", says Cook "and about understanding that there will always be very hard things to go through but that you can make it out alright." Although two of the six songs on this album were written directly about the devastating experience of losing his brother, he approaches them with raw honesty and a familiar silver lining that says that life does go on and that it will get better if you want it to.

In addition to the heavier subject matter there are upbeat songs like "Heavy" which is about not letting material possessions control you, to be wary of the "rat race" and to find your own happiness in the simple things. "Give Me Something To Believe In" has a flavor of light-hearted social commentary and "Up The Wall" is a romantic, sexy song about the magic of new attraction.

The single of the album "It's You" was written based on a 3 second observation at an airport. A man and woman of similar age walk past each other and each turns around to check out the other but neither catches the other doing it. A missed opportunity for a life-changing, chance meeting? Out came this song about how cosmic true love can be and the soul's hunger to find it.

He released his solo acoustic debut album, "We've Been Here Before" in 2005 as a resident of Athens, GA and quickly got the attention of music lovers as well as a nomination for Soloist of the Year. His single “So Long” from that album was even added to the “Essential Athens Collection”, a music compilation available for download on iTunes, features REM, the B52s, and other renowned artists associated with the Athens music community. Wesley was featured as an “Artist on the Rise” on MTV2 with his quickly gained clout within music circles. 

His newer, full-band album, “New Ground", in May of 2010. Since that release, he has also been nominated for Best Alternative Band by the Georgia Music Awards. “Leave It All Behind”, from Wesley’s "New Ground" album, was featured on music blog, RadioPotato.com, as one of the “Top 5 Songs of May” and the single "Sway" was featured with a live performance on Fox 5 Atlanta as well as NBC Nashville. He has since made regular appearances on television programs such as CBS Better Mornings, NBC 11Alive Metromix Soundcheck, in addition to several Comcast programs. He has performed in Festivals such as the Dogwood Festival, 99X Unplugged in the Park, Lenox Mall's Legendary July 4th, Dunwoody Arts Festival, Piedmont Park Arts Festival, Summer Shade Festival, the Chattahoochie Mountain Fair, Madison County Fair, AthFest and even Macon GA's famous Cherry Blossom Festival. He has appeared on Radio stations such as DaveFM, 99X, Rock 100.5, 94.7 The Bull, WUGA at the University of Georgia and WREK at Georgia Tech. 

Wesley has loyal fans and critics in the US as well as abroad in countries like Argentina and South Korea. 

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