Josh Stewart is a composer for TV & Film living in Atlanta, Ga.

"We are excited to introduce Josh Stewart - a composer whose breathtaking cinematic work reflects a humble inner hunger to explore emotion and experience through sound and music. Fusing the organic and intimate with the majestic and dreamlike, Josh has honed a remarkably evocative sound - placing him firmly in the league of revered contemporary composers such as Olafur Arnalds and Keith Kenniff and deservedly earning a growing fan-base worldwide."

- Lewis Foster, Co-Founder of MusicVine

Born and raised in St. Louis, MO, Austin has led the band Roots of a Rebellion (or ROAR) out of Nashville, TN these last 10 years tour the country spreading positive music. Now that ROAR is on hiatus, Austin is making the best of it and releasing new music thanks to his brother/bandmate Marco Mar aka. Mellodose.

Watercress EP out 10/3 via Jagjaguwar.

https://s-carey.lnk.to/watercress-ep

There is an immediately noticeable shift in mood from the last time we checked in with S. Carey. He was heavy-hearted on 2022’s Break Me Open — crestfallen and reckoning after a big love lost. And so, Watercress sets us off with the ringing of hard-won hope. It is in fact only in the clear, shallow waters that watercress grows. And these are the very places that Sean Carey the human being returns to again and again — to fish, to reflect, and to grow. Seasons have passed and he’s spent time healing in the water, flowing and still. The pieces have been collected and reassembled. Of course, there’s always going to be a wistful quality to S. Carey’s music. But here, it’s the bright, crisp October morning kind of wistful.

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After the removal of a cancerous tumor in his chest, four rounds of chemotherapy and a paralyzed vocal cord, singer/songwriter Jeremy Hicks was told to find a new profession. Still he began writing new songs in attempt to cope with his emotional state. By whistling vocal melodies he could still craft songs the way he always had but this time for a new reason - consolation. Over the course of 6 months, little by little, his vocal chord began to gain strength. Desperate to have his voice back, he forced a sound out of his chest that resulted in a new, raw voice he could once again call his own. THENVOY is where he shares those songs and attempts to create an environment of consolation with elements of song, film and fragrance.

Dan is the founding member of international touring band Paper Lights (IMEA, Akademia and Global Music Awards)and alternative songwriting project aReverie. He has managed a variety of projects, events and artists, as well as written, produced and composed music for numerous corporations, such as CBS, Coca Cola, MTV, Boeing, Chick-fil-a, Outside Magazine, Land Rover, NPR and ESPN. Dan has also played keyboards for Grammy winning Mac Powell, AMA artist of the year Sam Hunt and BBC Radio tours with singer/songwriter Callaghan. He is a voting member of The Recording Academy (Grammy Awards) and serves as the Volunteer Coordinator for TEDx in Atlanta.

Kamber is a Nashville-based independent artist born and raised in central Florida. Though classically trained in piano and voice, her artistic influence stems from an array of passionately poetic storytellers--Tori Amos, Imogen Heap, Kurt Cobain, Kate Bush, Chris Cornell and more. She holds both classical upbringing and alternative awakening dear, as evidenced in every inch of her craft. Like those who came before, Kamber can't be pinned into one genre and prefers varied creative outlets—producing her original music, working on collaborative projects, teaching piano, and playing out with or without her band, Raviner. Kamber’s solo cinematic compositions are birthed out of a cathartically confessional place as she moves from raw melancholy to visceral to ambient hopeful. A Nashville resident since 2013, Kamber’s made herself heard releasing a pair of EPs and several singles through both band and solo projects. 2018 brought nominations for Kamber’s solo work as well as her band. Unsigned Only Competition named “Summer Concrete” (2016) a finalist, while Raviner was considered a 2018 NIMA Nashville Industry Music Awards "Best Hard Rock + Metal Band" Nominee.

Today, you can find Kamber penning music for both herself and her band, teaching students in the studio, playing gigs with local artists, building her team of fellow creatives and planning upcoming touring opportunities.

For more on Kamber and where to see her next, visit: Kambermusic.com and Raviner.com

--- written by Heather J. Murray

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