Grant Maloy Smith is a Billboard Top 10 American Roots Singer/Songwriter with a country bent. He has performed twice at Carnegie Hall, but he is equally at home in a 50-seat listening room. His songs tell heartfelt stories about real people and are unfailingly optimistic and forward-looking. His album, "Dust Bowl - American Stories," earned rave reviews, including one from NO DEPRESSION, the bible of American Roots music. “Grant’s ability to capture the heartland in his music is amazing ... he has written A heartland masterpiece ... lyrics and music as potent as Woody Guthrie ... sent chills down my spine ... bound to become a classic ... A reminder of the darker period of Bob Dylan, and it’s that good, that memorable...” Grant is a member of the CMA and AMA, and his music is distributed by Sony Orchard.

About The Album:  Nominated for a Best New Age Album Grammy at the 58th Grammy Awards, Bhakti Without Borders was produced by established Angelino kirtan artist Dave Stringer. The album blends melodies from the East Indian Bhakti tradition with the folk, bluegrass and country elements of traditional American and Irish music. The result is a sound that is both fresh and familiar. All profits from this record will go towards education for girls in India.

About Me: Born in Germany to an American mother and Dutch father, I grew up in the Vaishnava tradition of Bhakti Yoga. At age seven I went to boarding school in India where I spent eight years learning kirtans and bhajans, becoming fluent in Hindi, and making lifelong friends. I subsequently lived in Ireland, where I was exposed to traditional Celtic music. Film school brought me to the USA, where I currently work as an entertainment executive in Hollywood. My life experience embodies a world of music traditions, and I am at home in both the devotional world of ashrams and the promotional world of film studios. Bhakti Without Borders is my debut album.

“Love this CD!!!  It's so full of light! I wish I was on it!!! A beautiful offering of heart, love, soul, and deep devotion.” -- Grammy Nominated Artist Jai Uttal

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Adult-alternative rockers, Pino Farina Band, are known for their showmanship, high-energy performances as well as tender, intimate songs. Lead singer and lyricist Pino Farina’s powerhouse voice is his true instrument and is often compared to that of late indie-artist Jeff Buckley’s. His five-octave voice range envelops one’s heart as he and the band take listeners through trials, tribulations, and redemption in their songs. After touring the country extensively as the award-winning band Pünsapaya (Chicago Music Awards, 2005 Rock Album of the Year) with their debut album Prepare to Qualify, they stepped away for a time of rediscovery as artists, songwriters and performers. In 2018, the band released Start Over Again and have been enthusiastically welcomed back by long-time fans and a new musical community. When venues shuttered their doors during the pandemic, Pino Farina Band connected a community virtually through music. Wowed by the sometimes four-hour livestreams, their bourgeoning popularity earned them a feature role in the documentary, Cover 21: Ignite Chicago. Released in 2021 this indie film explored the local music industry, the hardships faced and strategies formed to overcome and thrive in that challenging environment.   Their new EP “Daisies” is not a sweet flower of an album, but a “pushing up daisies” collection of songs dealing with self-doubt, relationship struggles, rock bottoms and situations where life turns on a dime.

orn to an American mom and German dad, Madi Das grew up in the Vaishnava tradition of Bhakti Yoga. At age 7 he went to boarding school in India where he studied kirtan, became fluent in Hindi, and made lifelong friends.
Living in Melbourne, he balances working in film production, spending time with his family, and sharing kirtan with his community.

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