Andy now in his 20th year as a performing musician, is often been thought of as a real "musicians musician" with his great improvisational skill and ability to create a show on the fly to fit the tone and mood of an audience or venue.  One would not expect to hear Andy perform a song twice the same way.   He performs a unique selection of acoustic material that ranges from gentle ballads and pointed originals, to hard driving country blues and slide guitar using various tunings and harmonics. His own distinct interpretations set him apart and give even old traditional blues a new face. He keeps his audiences enticed with a great flow and versatility as his fingers move effortlessly across the neck of the guitar while simultaneously singing, picking rhythm patterns and playing melodic leads while improvising with his own compositions or adding his own styling to selection of traditional standards. 

As a touring solo performer, Andy has played Folk and Blues Festivals, Special Events, Acoustic venues, House Concerts, Colleges, and has been featured many times on Radio and Television shows. He is a seasoned performer known for his Acoustic Guitar finger picking with the Blues influence. He has been compared to artists such as Chris Smither, Jorma Kaukonen and Ton Rush.


Songwriter, and award winning lyricist at Midnight Mama Music. Currently averaging 200 co-written songs a year.

Avrim "Ave" Topel is a previously published songwriter who writes in several genres including Pop, Country, Adult Contemporary, and Rock. He is affiliated with ASCAP. 
Ave seeks to place his songs with artists, bands, and film and television projects looking for original music. He particularly enjoys co-writing and writing for specific artists or projects.

Sol Knopf is an award winning, American singer/songwriter and solo performer best known for his distinctive baritone voice and timeless original songs. His moving single "My Baby Girl" (co-written with Geri Smith) has been touching lives all over the world since it's release in 2013. It has become one of the most requested, independently released, father/daughter dance songs at weddings across the USA and abroad.  The YouTube video for "My Baby Girl" is currently on it's way toward one million views. "My Baby Girl" is included on Sol's CD "Sea Change" (2013).  

With over 7,000 performances in his career, Sol has toured the USA fronting show bands, been lead guitarist with Atlantic Records recording artists Mike Hines and the Look, has appeared on the Nashville Network and has been blessed to frequently share the stage with Grammy Award winning, Hall of of Fame inducted and accomplished hit songwriters such as Tony Arata, Doug James, Don Henry, Craig Bickhardt, Michael Johnson, Thom Schuyler and many more.

Nashville hit songwriter Craig Bickhardt, who has written four #1 hits and nine top 10 hits by legendary artists like Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Martina McBride, The Judds and many more, said this about Sol : "Sol writes what he lives and sings of the people he knows intimately. He does it all with the fearlessness of a seasoned artist who has fought his share of battles but hasn't sacrificed any of the keen joy of his acolyte days. His songs cover a vast territory but his characters always seem to come out on top because they find purpose even in life's more challenging moments. His music engages you in the sweet mysteries and asks you to recall innocence, disappointment, laughter and tears as if they are, in themselves, the whole point of the journey."

Grammy Nominated Producer Jim Salamone, who has worked with legends like Bon Jovi, Vanessa Williams, Grover Washington Jr and Teddy Pendergrass, said this about Sol: “There have been many passing fads in our industry but we are always in need of great songwriting. Sol is a great songwriter. It's like the difference between light bulbs and hula-hoops. Everyone knows who invented the light-bulb...noone remembers who made the hula-hoop. Sol Knopf creates lightbulbs! 

Hit songwriter Doug James (best known for writing 1990 BMI Song of the Year "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You" with Michael Bolton ) said this about Sol: "Sol is one soulful and gifted musician, and one serious writer with a knack for doing the unexpected musically combined with a keen insight into the human condition and the ability to put what he sees, feels and feels about it into words."

Sol's songwriting has been described as "comfort food for the soul". His 2016 release, "Rehoboth Beach" , continues to express an affection for positive themes...from paying tribute to those who show bravery in their everyday lives with the song "Brave" (co-written with Nashville hit songwriter Odie Blackmon), to admiring those who aspire to change the world by touching one life at a time ("Just One Life"). "Rehoboth Beach" was dedicated to Sol's mother Dolores, who passed in 2014 after a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease. Sol donates 10% of all his merchandise sales to the Alzheimer's association to help #ENDALZ.

Todd Lewis Kramer is a Connecticut-bred singer/songwriter who called New York City home for more than a decade until unpredictable times prompted a multi-year road trip with his guitar in tow. TLK’s sound is Americana at heart and features a catalog of nostalgic, heartfelt lyrics to complement his smooth, baritone vocals.

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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