His vocals have been described as pure with a rock edge. His music spans the gamut of the alternative genre with a listening base that ranges from Snow Patrol lovers to 30 Seconds To Mars Echelon but it wasn't always this way. 

Matt grew up in a small Central Florida town, the kind of town where dreams seem to be just a bit further out of reach and where many people simply see a dream as something unrealistic. He longed for something more and started to find his direction after taking a guitar class during his senior year of High School. There is where Lande began to find his passion. After starting to hone his skills as a songwriter, guitarist and vocalist in local and regional bands he eventually found himself at the point of joining alt rockers’ StorySide: B.

Shortly after joining the band, they signed a deal with Gotee/EMI and toured extensively in support of the album "Everything and More". Matt co-wrote the title track which was released as a single and climbed to the top of the charts. Lande spent 3 years with the band and then decided to move to Los Angeles where he signed a new deal for his own music as the lead vocalist, guitarist, writer and co-producer for the band Heaven Is Where. The following 5 years in Los Angeles were spent releasing 2 full length albums (Stories From Yesterday & Welcome Home The Child), a side project (DarkStar the EP) and performing with both his band and acoustically as a duo or solo until fulfilling his record deal.

Lande relocated to Portland, OR in 2013. This marked a fresh start for his indie music career as well as gigs working in film and television as a Double and Stand-In for actors such as Noah Wyle, Travis Fimmel, Steve Buscemi, Alexis Denisof and more. 
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The end of 2015 brought the release of his critically acclaimed album GLOW; a collection of emotive Alt Pop that would easily fit alongside the mainstream singer-songwriter material currently heard on terrestrial radio.

The success of GLOW gave Matt the confidence to experiment more with his new material, leading him to self-produce and mix his album "Boxes" in 2017 and most recently, his brand new album "Aftermath" which released May 24th, 2019.

To find out more about Matt and his music, visit www.MattLandeMusic.com.

Jenn Bostic started on her path as a singer/songwriter when she was 10 years old, in the back seat of her father’s car with her older brother on the way to school. A horrible crash that killed her dad, a musician who taught her folk songs like ‘Sunny Side of the Street’ and turned her on to Emmylou Harris and Bonnie Raitt, changed her life forever.


Jealous’ first single, ‘Jealous of the Angels’, produced by Barrett Yeretsian (Christina Perri, Andy Grammer), is a loving tribute to her father. It made a huge splash for Bostic in the U.K., with radio and critical success and more than 50,000 sold – all as an independent release. The video for ‘Jealous of the Angels’ has had more than 1.6 million YouTube views, and the single was championed by Smooth Radio and Radio 2. Bostic’s national TV appearances have included the coveted BBC Breakfast, which sent ‘Jealous of the Angels’ to #1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart.


Bostic won five 2012 Independent Country Music Association Awards, including Overall Winner, Best Female Artist, Best Musician, Best Songwriter and Song of the Year for ‘Jealous of the Angels.’  Jealous made its US album debut at #22 on the iTunes Singer-Songwriter Album chart in June, the same week Bostic made her third appearance at the Grand Ole Opry. 

Riley Smith's vocals and songwriting blend country rock, soulful Americana and modern pop.  No secret to those familiar with his role on the popular TV show “Nashville”, Smith’s gritty, yet smooth, singing voice and charismatic presence have built for him a career on stage and screen. Acting in popular shows like "True Blood", "True Detective", and his latest lead, on The CW’s "Frequency," got him out in front of people. But mixing his acting work with his love music has introduced him to them in a way unlike any other role he has played.

Riley’s self-titled EP, produced by Kevin Leach and co-written with a cast of songwriters of all variations, is inspired by his time spent in Nashville and is relative to feelings and emotions he had whilst living in such a compelling, yet isolating, city. “My influences are as diverse as the city”.  After landing a role in hit TV show “Nashville," Riley became aware of the impact iconic city of music had upon him.  Smith set out to use this opportunity to his advantage. His time spent in Nashville was spent submerging himself in music. Smith confides, "I set out with a goal and plan to utilize my time in Nashville to write with as many writers as I could with the goal of making an album” 

Smith began by diving into the realm of classic country music, exploring it’s history and roots. The longer he was in town, and the more musicians he collaborated with, his sound started developing into something more dynamic and divergent. Smith’s writing process began to reference a wider variety of sounds and styles, resulting in a body of music that is relatable, heartfelt and diverse. "It's what I think makes the sound unique and kind of difficult to put in a box.” Smith reveals.

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