Singer, songwriter, storyteller and multi-instrumentalist living in Brooklyn, NY.

New York native P.J. O’Connor (The Bogmen, Radio 4) is a seasoned musician whose critically acclaimed solo album, Television’s Golden Age, was called “…an impressive debut” by Relix Magazine and “A superb solo album...flush with optimism and exuberance” by Goldmine. His bright, intimate songs reflect the spiritual sunshine of Van Morrison combined with Michael Kiwanuka’s funky folk yet reveals a soulful, Tom Waits-ish poetic heart beating behind NYC’s gritty exterior. Tracks from the album have been featured on the CBS television shows NCIS: Los Angeles and INSTIИCT while also garnering significant radio airplay in both the U.S. and UK.

Country singer-songwriter J.Antonette received her start as a background singer for Melissa Etheridge and has since backed up Grammy Award-winner Michael Bolton among others.  As an artist, J.Antonette has opened for country acts such as Jordan Davis and Tucker Beathard. She continues to achieve success as a multi-genre songwriter by placing music in popular TV shows as well as writing for other artists.  
 
This Nashville transplant has been featured on radio stations throughout the country.  Her first single, “Hello, Goodbye,” exclusively premiered on BUG Country Radio 99.7 & 101.1 and has been featured on stations such as Nash FM, BIG FROG 104, WUTQ, and KISS-FM.
 
Her 2019 single, “Something I Said” is a finalist in the prestigious John Lennon Songwriting Competition in the country genre. "Something I Said" is available on all streaming and downloading platforms. 

Hear her latest release on all streaming & downloading platforms.

Loving the beauty in the world and looking towards the light...

First Last Time Out Now - ghosthounds.com/firstlasttime

Last Train To Nowhere Out Now - ghosthounds.com/lasttrain

Greetings!  My name is Patrick Carmichael, and I'm a drummer and composer living in Brooklyn, NY.  There are many sides to the music I compose, but I like to feature strong and catchy melodies, and it's almost all instrumental.  The drummer side of me likes a groovy pocket at times, but there's a melodramatic side of me that loves lush harmonies and big cinematic textures.  

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