Andy Macintyre has spent over a decade writing, recording and performing live. His latest EP Melomania, mixed by the legendary Tim Palmer (Pearl Jam, U2, Blue October, Tears For Fears) has received nation-wide radio support. Andy melds the line between alternative and guitar heavy blues-rock. His multi- genre approach, songwriting, guitar prowess and onstage presence has attracted attention from fans and other musicians alike. 
“This dude can play a mean Stratocaster. I realized that I needed to go practice after meeting this dude.” - Gary Clark, Jr. 
Andy is “a bit blues, a tad Jack White and a lot of alternative. He definitely plays a mean guitar… [and], he has a unique voice. I don’t think he sounds like anyone else.” - Tim Palmer 
www.MacINtyreRocks.com

Bleached Roses is an electropop band from Austin, TX. Comprised of Lexi and Mo Paynter, this duo comes together to create a deeply emotional electronic sound, rich with orchestral strings and layering synths. Bringing with them a diversity of styles, Bleached Roses finds inspiration in pop, hip hop, and classical music to create a sound that is unique and engaging.

Singer songwriter Scott Collins knows the value of storytelling. And fans in Austin and beyond are listening to his brand of well-crafted Americana, so much in fact, that the Mayor declared January 31st “Scott Collins Day” in 2019. The artist is also a KUTX favorite, and the tastemaker radio station described his songs as “filled to the brim with poignant emotions, deeply personal storytelling and honest-to-God wisdom,” where Austin City Limits Executive Producer Terry Lickona observes that his songs “sound authentic, yet very modern. (They) stay with you, and that’s a good sign.” 

For Collins’ last album, he teamed up with Grammy-nominated producer Chris “Frenchie” Smith (Built To Spill, Dandy Warhols, Jet) to create the well-received  Roadmaps EP. The two forged a synergetic partnership and Collins added multi-instrumentalist Einar Pederson (The Fray, Kelly Clarkson) to create “the dream team” for the forthcoming release, Headed North. He reveals that Smith’s “rock genius” and Pederson’s focus gave him “the tools to get to the next level. There was a lot of evolution on this recording.” One example of that growth and depth in songwriting is the track “After The Show,” which was inspired by a conversation between Collins and Sweet Spirit/A Giant Dog frontwoman, Sabrina Ellis about the challenges a female artist encounters on tour. “One Sick Man” is a modern sea shanty about a sailor accused of witchcraft by a captain gone mad. The EP’s polished and rich production showcases Collin’s lyrics and dedication to in-depth songwriting.

When he isn’t performing, Collins is the man behind Chicken Run Studios, which he founded in 2015 and was designed by Oscar and Grammy-winning engineer and producer Chet Himes (Christopher Cross, Carole king, Marcia Ball). The tireless artist also teaches and mentors children in the foster care system through Kids In A New Groove, in addition to volunteering with Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) and the SIMS Foundation, which provides behavioral and mental health services for musicians and others in the industry. “I personally feel I lived my dream the first show I ever played,” Collins explains.  “I felt it on stage. In that moment I told myself ‘now it’s only about hard work and paying it forward’.”

Johnny Goudie is a Cuban-American singer, songwriter, multi-instrumental musician, record producer and podcaster based in Austin, Texas. Through his four-decade career, Johnny's musical experiences span the artistic gauntlet and include being the frontman of many bands including Goudie (Elektra Records), the guitarist/keyboardist/backing vocalist for renowned touring acts like Ian Moore, a songwriter working with the likes of Jane Wiedlin, Charlotte Caffey and Kathy Valentine (Go-Go's), a solo artist capable of revealing a previously unseen intimacy, and of course, keyboardist/vocalist for SKYROCKET!

Paula Maya is a keyboardist, bi-lingual singer and songwriter. Her music is a fusion of Brazilian, jazz, world and pop.

Paula was born in Rio de Janeiro, where she attended the Federal Music University to study classical piano, and graduated from the Brazilian Music Conservatory in music theory. Paula was also a student of the great Luizinho Eça, who used to call her, affectionately, 'geniozinho' (petite genius). Prior to leading her own groups, Paula performed with dozens of bands in a variety of music styles, including the legendary jazz/swing/MPB  Orquestra Tabajara in Brazil, and reggae artist Alric Forbes and salsa/Latin jazz Steve Guasch Y Su Orquesta Nueva Era in Seattle, Paula's home before Austin, TX.

Paula Maya's music background has greatly helped shape her own songwriting. 'Music is the best way I find to express love. I'm inspired by humanity, nature and the divine.' 

Often Witty. Always Honest. All Original.

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