Lisa Marshall is a Singer/Songwriter influenced by early Soul/R&B/Folk-funk/70's Soul-a-delic, in Austin, TX.
Marshall honors the original Soul ladies from the obscure to household names with her vocal approach in both her melodic lead and "call and answer" harmony arrangements.
  ".. her voice belts and soars through the building lyrics then dips to a restrained contralto for climatic lines. Hints of reverb in the production space add a subtle, creepy effect to the gospel tunes. It could almost be too crafted, but with Marshall's spellbinding voice pulling at the tempo, the album feels so organic that you can't imagine it any other way."- Rachel Dovey, Seattle Sound Magazine
‘Stay Right Here’ is Lisa Marshall's latest release. Use of string arrangements, three part harmony call and answer vocals ala The Sweet Inspirations, Wurlitzer and guitar licks weave the seam of the music.
  "She is the female Otis Redding man. I could listen to this album all day"- Jivewired America
‘Stay Right Here’ boasts Eric Johnson’s engineer, Kelly Donnelly behind the board on lead vocals, mixing and mastering. Johnny Radelat of Gary Clark Jr. appears on drums on the CD except for tracks 5 & 8. Nick Connolly of Delbert McClinton adds Wurlitzer and piano on tracks 1, 3, and 5. will be available at www.lisamarshallmusic.com, with digital distribution through iTunes, amazon.com, and other major online outlets.
  "Marshall has a point of view, but she combines her power packed vocals with lyrics that have a universal appeal...with Stay Right Here, Lisa Marshall has put together a combination of these insightful lyrics along with solid tunes and vocals that a lot of people will relate to as if this album was made just for them..." Recommended-By Howard Dukes (May 2013) Soultracks.com
Lisa moved to Austin, TX in May 2009. The Lisa Marshall Band came together in October of that year.  The Lisa Marshall Band  held residencies at the legendary Blues bar, TC’s Lounge, The  Gallery at Continental Club, and Saxon Pub. Lisa plays many of the more popular venues in Austin from the main room at The Continental Club to Antone's, and Saxon Pub sharing the stage with icons such as Guitar Shorty, Doyle Bramhall, Bobby Patterson, The Red Elvises, LaVelle White, W.C. Clark, and has also toured with Robben Ford, opened for Koko Taylor, Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, and Big Brother and The Holding Company (whom she also sang with)
The band recently headlined The Beaumont Blues and Jazz Festival 2013, and backed the legendary Barbara Lynn on her hits such as 'You'll Loose a Good Thing' and 'I'm A Good Woman'.

Lisa has toured solo throughout the Southeast and West Coast. She hails most recently from Seattle. There she performed solo with “The Blonde”, her semi-hollow body electric guitar, and often joined by the raucous, soulful three part call-and-answer trio, The Dirty Girls (Anne Leatherman, Becky Fallon, & Susan Apple Manegold)! The group was invited to the famous Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, TN as the feature for The Sunday ‘Songwriter’s Spotlight’.

Lisa released her first solo album in May of 2008. Her debut album titled ‘Simple’ has been well received on radio and reviews in both Europe and the U.S, charting in the Top 5 on 2 Euro-Americana charts. 

Born and raised in Virginia Beach, VA, Marshall was brought up on The Beatles, Blues à la Janis Joplin, the Allman Brothers, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and her mother’s favorite, Elvis and Motown. At the age of 21 Marshall moved to California. It was in Los Angeles where she co-founded and fronted Peculiar Boogie with Rebekah Coltman (guitar) & Susan Joyner (keys) for a decade. Their band was a unique blend of female fronted Brit Rock featuring R&B style vocals and harmonies. The band played and showcased at some of LA’s hot spots such as Troubadour, and the Roxy.


Born in London and raised in the US, Katy Hurt was drawn to the sounds of Country, Americana and Southern rock from a young age, inspired by artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Sheryl Crow, The Eagles and Patsy Cline. 
Katy has released a string of critically acclaimed singles and EPs, showcasing her versatile range and has won accolades such as the UK Country Music Spotlight Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year, Best EP, Best Song and Best Video. She has also toured extensively, playing major festivals such as Country 2 Country at the O2 Arena, Pilton Party on Glastonbury’s famed Pyramid Stage and the Isle of Wight festival. Most recently her single “Face to Face” was featured in the movie “Slingshot” starring Casey Affleck and Laurence Fishburne.
She spent time in Canada, which she now considers her second home, writing and recording a host of songs including some of her singles “Sounds Good In A Bar” and “Wish I Could Give You Up”, which both went to Number 1 on the UK iTunes charts on the day of release and were subsequently added to rotation on CBC, Sirius XM, KIX Australia and were play-listed on Amazon Music. 
The tracks which were produced by Juno Award-winning producer Murray Pulver (Doc Walker, The Bros. Landreth) come from her highly anticipated debut album, which has just been announced for release on May 23rd.

Based in Scotland, Sonia D is an Irish singer songwriter whose fingerstyle picking and melodies take their influence from Folk and Indie Folk music.

Sonia's acoustic based music contains thought provoking lyrics and emotive vocals intertwined with hints of piano and strings. With her haunting tones and honest expression she sings about her life experiences and hopes that her music resonates as a form of escapism or therapy to any who listen.

Growing up in Galway, Sonia started writing songs at the age of 10 immersed in the influence of artists such as Pete Yorn, Fiona Apple, Glen Hansard, Jeff Buckley, Heather Nova and Chantal Kreviazuk.

Today's influences number the likes of James Vincent McMorrow, Wallis Bird, Dodie, and Dermot Kennedy, whose music has inspired her to be brave in baring her soul through her art form.

Sonia loves to do live streams and plans to gig both locally and abroad. Currently focused on releasing singles, an E.P. and an Album are also in the pipeline.

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