Nashville based country music artist, Sarah Gayle Meech is blazing a trail of her own, one that the founding fathers of Country Music would have been proud of. Her first album, One Good Thing, was well received by fans and critics. SavingCountryMusic.com said “One Good Thing is country through and through, piercing the breastplate of honky tonk with an adrenaline shot right to its heart.” Since that release she began a residency at world famous honky tonk Robert’s Western World on Nashville’s lower Broadway where she still plays every Thursday and Saturday.  Her second album Tennessee Love Song proved Meech to be a key player in Nashville’s music scene. Rising to a whole new level of musicianship, she penned all 15 tracks, coproduced and self released the album which garnered excellent reviews. The compositions exposed her softer more vulnerable side with songs like Stormy Weather, but still delivered hard core honky tonk with songs like Watermelon and Root Beer and No Mess. Meech went on to win The Ameripolitan Music Award for Best Female Outlaw, and gained critical success internationally with featured spotlights in festivals and media. As her popularity rises, so do her achievements. She has many songs and performances featured on film, television, and radio, and has toured throughout the US and Europe. Sarah Gayle's third album "Easin' On" is set for release in Spring 2024. The album is comprised of 10 new songs all written and coproduced by Meech.  More info at www.sarahgaylemeech.com

Marrying the traditional idiom of classic country with finely-drawn and revealing lyrics that tell of a hard life richly and fully lived--that is the music of Angela Norris White.  White's writing is rooted in real life experiences that extend back to her hardscrabble start.  From her poverty stricken life with no running water,  heat,  and Christmas in name only to homelessness to addiction to abuse, White says "When you grow up singing as a way to literally help yourself survive, it gives you a very personal and unique relationship to singing and songwriting.  For me, because I have that kind of connection, songwriting lets me draw from deep within while keying me into a space of authenticity and sincerity that I probably wouldn't be able to touch otherwise."  She credits her singer/songwriter mother, always balancing a big old Gibson on her knee, for her love and passion for music and songwriting that started at a very early age.  "It's how we survived, well, that and a sense of humor.” says White.   Her years of "woodshedding" included studying the songs of those she now credits as her musical mentors, among them Lucinda Williams, Townes Van Zandt, John Prine, Hayes Carll, Rodney Crowell, and elder statesman Guy Clark.  These mentors acted as a magnet that drew her into her Americana style music.  She fell in love all over again, but never lost her love of traditional country music and outlaw country music.  Her songs are delivered in a spot-on, keening country inflection that recalls a time era past, while being ever so present on stage, and she is finding a welcoming, and appreciative audience wherever she appears.  White has coined her own term for the genre of her original material as "Edge". White says, "Well because it’s on the "edge" of everything, anything, something, and sometimes nothing". In White's work, that "edge" combines with honesty, a clear-eyed, yet abidingly romantic outlook on life and studied song craft to create distinctive and memorable songs.  Now that Gibson is balanced on Whites knee, and country music is the richer for it..

Originally from Long Island, New York, and a graduate of the Crane School of Music, the dulcet sounds of Lisa Casalino’s voice have been serenading Tampa Bay for nearly two decades. It was music education that brought Lisa down to Tampa from New York as she was hired to be the Choral Music Director for a brand new high school. Miss Casalino opened that school and taught for eight years before she decided to become a full time musician. With beauty, charisma, stage presence and talent, Lisa is the darling “Songbird” of Tampa and one of the most highly sought after Jazz Vocalists performing over 224 times in 2013 alone. Lisa's versatility to sing in many genres makes her the perfect match for any atmosphere, however it's her Jazz and Standards repertoire that have people coming back to see her time and again. Whether performing at jazz festivals, major charity events, or countless hotspots around the city, Lisa is the “it” girl and has all the characteristics of what a national and international singing sensation is!
Lisa Casalino’s second album “I’m Old Fashioned” will be released May 2014. This record consists of six original tunes co-written by Lisa Casalino and international jazz guitarist Nate Najar along with four jazz standards we all know and love. Miss Casalino’s melodies are reminiscent of Gershwin and her lyrics of Cole Porter. Witty, fun and diverse in styles, this record is one you will listen to over and over again. Lisa’s debut CD “Introducing Lisa Casalino” has had worldwide appeal on Jazz Stations, Satellite TV and Radio. It was a great springboard for multiple television performances on Daytime Tampa, Studio 10 Tampa and 6 in the Mix Miami. Three original tunes written, nine favorite standards with unique arrangements and top-notch jazz musicians recording at Nola Studios in NYC were a winning combination.
Since the release of Lisa’s first album she has graced the stages of The Clearwater Jazz Holiday in which Lisa opened for Chicago, Festa Italiana in Tampa opening for Joey Dee and Ybor City Jazz Festival to name a few. Lisa Casalino performed a one woman American Songbook show in front of over 8,000 fans at Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, FL on July 4, 2011before the fire-works celebration. Miss Casalino has shared her talents on the stages of 54 Below, Etcetera Etcetera, and Birdland in NYC in 2013 as well as shared the stage with Mary J Blige and David Foster in a Christmas Concert for HSN. Top notch jazz musicians Nate Najar, Harry Allen, Kenny Drew Jr., Chuck Redd, Jon-Erik Kellso, Rossano Sportiello, Jeff Rupert and John Lamb, who played with Duke Ellington in his band, have recorded on Lisa’s records creating a sound unique and fresh, yet staying true to the classic renditions of the standards. Lisa Casalino is truly a woman who is an incredible example for grace, charm and professionalism


Monicka And The Wolf (NOR/CH)

She’s from Norway; he’s from a little further South. She loves airplanes; he prefers the railway. Together they share their passion for music - "Monicka And The Wolf"
 
Playful earthy. Sheltered cosmopolitan. So close.
 
Monicka Hove grew up in the Finmark region of Norway. A place where it’s infinite night in the winter and in the summer months the midnight sun haunts ones dreams. It’s a land of folklore, it’s a land that has inspired continued awe and fairy-tales. Situated at the northernmost reaches of continental Europe, where the Norwegian coastline swings eastward. Her hometown is Lakselv, it was here that she discovered her love for both nature and music. Monicka started writing songs at the age of 13 and by the time she was 16, she was pursuing a formal education in music, dance and drama. Having been raised in a family of musicians, it was no surprise that music was an easy second language to her. Her first instrument was the piano but she eventually taught herself the guitar as well. Her continued pursuit of the arts eventually drew her to a chance meeting with Patric, which would end in an eventual collaboration.

Patric Waldmeier grew up in Mumpf, a small town in Northern Switzerland. He shared this turf with his older brother. He played the keyboard when he was a child and like kids would sing along to his favorite songs on the radio. Patric would grow up to pursue elementary education, it was through this pursuit that his passion for music was realized. He taught himself to play the guitar and began taking vocal classes, as well as experimenting in various band projects. His first real influence was metal, “The hard stuff“, as he would say. As his affinity for music grew, he started to lean more towards the acoustic guitar and writing his own songs. It wasn't until his eventual pairing with Monicka, that he started to discover his real sound.

The creative pair found each other through their love of music. Somewhere between Fricktal and Finnmark, in the vast eternity of cyberspace. They bonded over their love of grunge era music. They first started as a singer songwriter duo, but soon found themselves limited by this genre. So in 2014 they began a journey into the eternal width of the electro-space.

It took them about two years of building and rebuilding their sound before they found their own frequency. There latest project, “Northbound“, really captures the essence of who they are as a duo. It’s best described as a musical journey that wanders with purpose, a compass with a heartbeat that still points you north. 


Born and raised in Chicago Bumblebee has been djing since 1999. She made a name for herself playing at raves and parties. Her love for DNB is what drew her towards djing. Look for up coming releases from her soon.


The Omegamen are an energetic Police Tribute band from Norwich comprising of David Burrows as Sting, Richard Firth-Godbehere as Andy Summers and Jonathan Cant as Stewart Copeland. The trio have come together for one sole aim, that is to recreate the magic and the energy of a Police show in their heyday giving you all the hits including "Roxanne", "Can't Stand Losing You", "So Lonely", "Message In A Bottle", "Walking On The Moon", "De Do Do Do, De Da Da, Da", "Don't Stand So Close To Me", "Invisible Sun" "Spirits In The Material World", "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic", "Every Breath You Take", "King Of Pain" and many more. With dedication and musicianship to match the band aim to give you a show that you will never forget. With extreme attention to detail the band hope to give you everything you can expect of a Police Tribute band - Book Now!

Light Fires now goes by the name Regina Gently.  Debut album July 2020!
https://soundcloud.com/reginagently

THE STORY OF LIGHT FIRES IS THE STORY OF REGINA.

As a songwriter and live singer Regina had fronted the band Light Fires and released a full length album entitled ‘FACE’ in 2013, featuring a duet with Owen Pallett, along with six music videos to accompany tracks from that album which are all available on YouTube.  With Light Fires, Regina has shared stages with Peaches, Austra, Handsome Furs, Fu*ked Up, Diamond Rings, Big Freedia, Rae Spoon, and Hercules & The Love Affair, to name a few!
Regina has starred in music videos ‘Chasing The Fall’ by The Darcys, and ‘Mexican AfterShow Party’ by Kevin Drew (Broken Social Scene), and had a cameo in the feature film ‘Portrait Of A Serial Monogamist’.   Her first solo theatrical show titled ‘Do I Have To Do Everything My Fu**ing Self?’ premiered at the Rhubarb Festival in 2014, with several remounts at the SummerWorks festival, the NAC in Ottawa, the Orlando Fringe Festival and a cross Canada tour of the Fringe circuit throughout 2015/2016.   
With a brand new album of original music completed, on April 19th, 2019 Regina released her first single under the name Regina Gently, titled ‘Good People’, with an accompanying music video.
In November 2019 she signed with Fontana North/Cadence and released a new single on January 24th, 2020.  The full length album is expected in July 2020.

HEALING VOICE
THE GIFT TO HEAL PEOPLE THROUGH THE SPIRITUAL WORLD
Krisztina provides healing sessions through her voice as a channeler of the Spiritual World which operates on the person knowing exactly what the person needs to feel better. People who received healing sessions with Krisztina experienced an immediate change of their lives, feeling a new sensation of nurturing, insight and reconnection. Healing Voice raises the personal frequency and
operates physically, emotionally and spiritually to awaken the soul.
Krisztina provides individual and group sessions and works within Europe and USA.
She's been interviewed by international Tv and Radio receiving enthusiastic feedbacks from people and media who recognized Krisztina as a new talent in channeling, considering that she has been given this gift just from 3 years.
Krisztina Nemeth is a professional opera singer and teacher of classical singing. She graduated at the University of Music and Performing Arts of Graz (A). During a remarkable career in the opera world in December 2012 she discovered to be a Vocal Medium. From then on, she has devoted herself to Healing Voice, her mediumistic singing, Healing Voice in group, Individual sittings and Workshops in order to share her extraordinary experience with people all over Italy and abroad. 
With her mediumistic healing voice she has sung for famous people such as Masaru Emoto, (he wrote the foreward to her book “Healing Voice”) Angaangag, Kiara Windrider, Daniel Meurois and Maitra. She works with various nationally and internationally recognized mediums as Bill Coller, Chris Drew, Steven Upton and with scientist Daniele Gullá. Krisztina has been invited to a number of international congressesn 2013 she published the CD Clouds Project with Quantic Records and in 2014 the CD “Healing Voice - Earth". Her book “Healing Voice” (Healing Voice – The healing sound of mediumistic singing) published by Verdechiaro, the preface wrote Masaru Emoto and is available from September 2014. The english and german version as eBook is available from April 2016. 
The CD "Healing Voice - Water"(2015), the CD "Healing Voice - Fire"(2016) and "Healing Voice -Unconditional Love - Air"(2017) were recorded for universal healing. Her new book "The woman who began to sing” published by Verdechiaro in April 2019. 

She has further researched and studied mediumship and Trance Healing in Switzerland and at the Arthur Findlay College in Stansted, UK. In 2015 she graduated in “Spiritual Healing -Trance Healing” at the school of “Spirit Messenger Center” in Switzerland.

BIOGRAPHY
Born 30th of August, Themba Manyoni Aka Momo Dread is from Orlando Soweto in Johannesburg, South Africa. His passion for music drew him to study the Art for 3years, which formed the Artist Momo Dread.
 
Early Life

In the early 90s he decided to pursue a career in music and teamed up with fellow Rastafarians and established the Dread House crew which mainly focused on promoting Ragga music and organising dancehall session in Soweto.

Career

After forming the Dread House crew it intensified and explored the avenues of live performance and song writing, his performed in various national events like the Grahamstown Festival .Dread House members had different visions musically, so that lead to them going they separate ways, Momo Dread then started perusing his personal career by studying Music from the year 2003 and completed a 3 year diploma. While at school, Momo Dread befriended Ntando and Nhlanhla Nciza who introduced him to Robbie Malinga and Mjakes who are responsible for the establishment for Ntando’s career and many more.
 
Robbie Malinga then introduced Momo Dread to Puleng where he featured on her album and it won a Metro FM award. Momo Dread was also featured on Ntombi Ngcobo’s album, she is the daughter of Hashi’elimhlophe. Momo Dread has performed alongside Jamaican Artists: Jah Mason and Lutan Fyah in June 2011. He has also featured Lutan Fyah on a track that will soon be released this year in 2015. His Opened for Capleton in December 2012 and this Year 2015 should see him doing Tours of his own in and out of South Africa. 

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