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Facebook.com/MeghannWrightMusic // Meghann Wright is a Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter. A nomadic storyteller at heart, she has played many US / North American tours including Vans Warped Tour dates in support of her full length record Nothin' Left To Lose (Blacktop Records). She founded The City & The Heart in 2013, an organization dedicated to providing a supportive community for unsigned female artists in NYC. She has produced and released 3 studio albums. Meghann has been writing, singing, playing bass, guitar, sax, and performing live for 10 years. Born in CA, raised in HI, educated in NH, and has been in bands in MA, NH, and NYC. With a diverse background ranging from soul and blues to folk, Americana and indie pop, she employs whatever style she feels is most effective in delivering her musical message. Her lyrics are simple, straightforward, and from the heart, always inspired by her own experiences as a hard-working young woman and the people who have touched her life. On this SoundCloud site can be found her original demos which she records at home alone in her Brooklyn apartment, collaborations with other NYC artists, and recordings from previous musical projects. She has worked with such producers as Grammy Award-winning Aaron Levinson, Tim Gilles (Thursday), ( and Anthony "Rocky" Gallo (John Legend),  and has written with Zac Maloy (Carrie Underwood) and Mike Campbell (A Great Big World, Daya). Contact her at meghannbwright@gmail.com.

Korby Lenker is a storyteller in every sense of the word. A singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, author, actor, and podcaster, he’s spent his life chasing what moves him—whether that’s through melody, fiction, or film. His newest single, Meet Me at the End of the World, marks a return to the lyrically rich, emotionally resonant songwriting that has defined his career for nearly three decades.

A self-proclaimed troubadour, Korby has toured internationally, published award-winning fiction, and released eight albums of critically acclaimed Folk-Americana. After 2021’s Man in the Maroon (named one of American Songwriter’s Best Albums of the Year), he took a detour into film, co-writing and starring in Morse Code, a television pilot loosely based on his own winding creative path. The project racked up awards on the festival circuit—Best TV Pilot, Best Lead Actor, Best Original Music, and more—cementing his reputation as an artist who refuses to stay in one lane.

Following the success of Morse Code, Korby leaned even further into his love of storytelling by launching The Morse Code Podcast, a deep-dive series on creativity and process with high-achieving artists, writers, and filmmakers. Now in its second season, the show has featured Grammy winners, bestselling authors, Hall of Fame songwriters, and Tiny Desk Concert alumni.

At the core of it all, Korby is simply a guy who loves people, loves ideas, and loves seeing where the road leads next.

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With Patty Griffin, the Allman Brothers, Carole King, and Mavis Staples among her many influences, Brigitte DeMeyer draws on roots rock, classic pop songcraft, and more for her diverse Americana. After beginning her career playing in bands in her hometown of San Diego, California during the mid-'80s, she released her first solo album, Another Thousand Miles, in 2000. Her sixth LP, 2014's Savannah Road, was inspired by reading Gregg Allman's 2012 memoir, and she teamed up with frequent collaborator Will Kimbrough for the duet album Mockingbird Soul in 2017.  DeMeyer's newest release Seeker will be released in 2021.

Born in Michigan and raised in Point Loma, San Diego, DeMeyer grew up singing in gospel choirs. She graduated from Point Loma High School, then attended the University of San Diego, where she earned a degree in international relations in 1986. While there, she met San Diego music scene staple Steve Poltz, whom she credits as a mentor along with the Beat Farmers' Joey Harris. DeMeyer started out playing in bands such as the Syndicate of Soul and the Pink Expectations, then relocated to the Bay Area in 1990. 

In San Francisco, DeMeyer met guitarist Chris Rossbach. They played together in several area bands in the '90s, and he would later contribute guitar and songwriting to her first few solo albums. Meanwhile, DeMeyer studied guitar with bluegrass specialists including Peter Rowan, Del McCoury, and Tim O'Brien, and in the late '90s she trained with vocal coach Judy Davis. She made her solo recording debut in 2000 with the self-produced Another Thousand Miles. With a backing band that included mandolin and fiddle player Mike Marshall, it received broader distribution from The Orchard in 2001. She followed it in 2003 with Nothing Comes Free, and in the meantime earned a spot opening for Bob Dylan at the KBCO World Class Rockfest in Colorado. Her third album, 2006's Something After All, was produced by Brady Blade of Emmylou Harris' Spyboy backing band. Its guest musicians included such high-profile names as Steve Earle, Daniel Lanois, Buddy Miller, and the Indigo Girls' Emily Saliers. DeMeyer returned in 2009 with The Red River Flower, which featured, among others, Miller and Al Perkins (Manassas, the Flying Burrito Brothers). 

DeMeyer moved to Nashville in 2010, and released Rose of Jericho a year later. Co-produced by DeMeyer and Blade, it included appearances by Sam Bush, Mike Farris, and, on lap steel, Perkins. Immersed musically and thematic in the American South, her sixth solo album, 2014's Savannah Road, was inspired by Gregg Allman's memoir My Cross to Bear. She wrote most of the songs with alt-country artist Will Kimbrough. They joined forces again on 2017's. 

“Brigitte Demeyer sent me a sheet of lyrics and we were off and running. Words with depth and bite, rhythm and ease. And her voice! Rarely do you hear a voice with such natural soulfulness, grit combined with beauty, let alone combined with lyrics so inspiring and poetic. I loved making this record and how it came out. It took us on a journey. Brigitte Demeyer is inspiring.” ~ Jano Rix. Producer of Seeker

"I haven't fallen this hard for a voice in twenty years. Brigitte's timbre is utterly unique and her delivery is gorgeous. This record has become one of my main sources of solace." ~ Trina Shoemaker (Sheryl Crow, Dixie Chicks, Indigo Girls), Grammy-winning producer/recording engineer at Dauphin Street Sound in Alabama

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blackened metal from Asheville, North Carolina. for fans of wolves in the throne room, behemoth, and asagraum.

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