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Bisola is an award-winning British Singer Songwriter delivering inspirational Pop music with a soulful edge. With a passion to touch and motivate people through catchy lyrics and infectious hooks, her life affirming and emotive songs have delighted audiences through 2 EPs and multiple singles. Her music has been digitally streamed and received airplay on a host of radio stations across the world including BBC Introducing South who over time selected 2 of her songs (Come Alive and Grace upon Grace) as Track of the Day. Bisola has been recognised for her songwriting talent by making the shortlist of a number of songwriting competitions including the finals of the Thame Town Music Festival Songwriting Competition in 2018 and 2019. In 2018 she got nominated for Song of the Year by Indie Star Radio.

Los Angeles based rock n’ roll band Vicious Rooster is now ready to share it’s music with the world. After writing songs for over a decade, Juan Abella, an Argentinian singer/songwriter landed in the heart of Hollywood to make his voice heard. The band's classic rock with tints of southern rock & grunge takes influence from an elite palette of renown artists such as The Beatles, The Black Crowes & Guns n' Roses, amongst others, to create their soulful sound.

Rock band from Santiago de Chile, mainly influenced by Grunge, Blues and Jazz. Dive into Deck's expansive sound deck!

Her name is Joei Fulco! She was born in Franklin, Tennessee! She grew up traveling the world, following her dad on tour along with her siblings! She currently lives in Lancaster, CA and loves the community and support she has here! She is a singer, songwriter, and musician! She has been performing ever since she was 2 years old!

Passionate vocals and memorable guitar hooks set Boiling Point apart from the status quo. More importantly, what keeps people coming back is the band’s emotional depth and willingness to be real with their fans through their songs, their live performances and their life's example.



Boiling Point have been steadily growing as an act since their first full length release “Rules Of The Broken” in 2010. The 2012 follow up EP “If Love” showcased the band’s growing both lyrically and sonically. With their 3rd release “More” on September 16, 2014 the band’s goal was to delight their loyal fan-base and expand upon it by exciting those hearing their music for the first time. Boiling Point's 4th effort, "More: Sessions & Remixes," released in December of 2015, built upon the success they found with "More."



The band's latest release, "Take Courage" is being lauded as the bands best effort yet with songs already charting on Billboard.



Boiling Point’s dynamic live performances have positioned them to share the stage with such CCM Stars as Switchfoot, Third Day, Thousand Foot Krutch, Kari Jobe, and Red. It’s also taken them to some lofty stages in front of large audiences: Lifelight Fesival – 2012 & 2014; Minnesota State Fair - 2012, 2013 & 2014; Sonshine Festival - 2012 & 2014; and Schwan’s USA Youth Cup (Main Stage Featured band – 15,000) 2014. The band also hones its live craft with performances throughout the Midwest with performances at churches, Youth Camps, and retreats.



Other career highlights include exposure through ESPN College Football Live (songs used for weekly highlights throughout the 2012 and 2013 College Seasons) and Frequent use of songs by KSTP-45 TV (Twin Cities) to promote prep sports in Minnesota (both for game use and promotional TV spots). Boiling Point has over 57 million cumulative YouTube views via various videos.

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Boiling Point has also experienced significant success on radio for an independent band. Their song "Stay With Me" reached #12 on the CMW charts, while their songs "Put Your Hands Up" & "Brand New Day" rose to #9 and #7, respectively.

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The band’s name demonstrates its thoughtful nature and range of emotions. The boiling point is that point at which water evaporates – representing a fundamental change even while the elements remain the same. At the boiling point, we are energized and dispersed. The band hopes to reflect that enormous energy while recognizing the cathartic change and the challenges that remain even after the boiling point has been reached. Boiling Point’s music harnesses the fun, exciting parts of life, but is not afraid to explore the deeply challenging times we all face. Energetic new songs like “More,” “Brand New Day” and “Put Your Hands Up” mix with emotionally raw and haunting songs like “When You’ve Lost It All” and “Reason.”



The band believes that a person can experience this same type of change after encountering God. While this is the driving force behind Boiling Point, they differ by using a less literal approach to songwriting. The lyrics are more subtle and nuanced, and do not always address faith literally, but they will always reflect a positive position that will lead a person in a quest for a positive answer to a difficult question. Boiling Point believes that we live in a world where the sacred and the secular, while being separately defined, are inextricably interwoven. The result of this "marriage of ideology" is intended to emphasize the positive response to one’s need for clarity of life. The band appeals to both religious and secular audiences, striving to always communicate a message of hope and grace through its lyrics and music.

Jesse Kramer’s story is as authentic as it is unpredictable. It’s a story of struggle, adversity and rebirth. A story still in its preface as the young 24 year old singer and songwriter from Indianapolis, who now resides in Nashville, seeks to kick-start the official rebirth of rock n’ roll for the modern world.

“Rock n’ roll is NOT dead! It thrives on lives with struggle, passion and soul,” Jesse emphatically claims. “It takes guts, focus, and drive. I hope to become the modern world's reminder that rock n’ roll still exists, and is an avenue which people can channel emotions and thoughts through music, just as I do.”

From a very early age in life, Jesse Kramer always knew that music and singing were his only genuine means of communicating his personal thoughts and feelings on life. His old soul from within began guiding his thoughts and decisions in high school at the age of 14. That’s when he first began writing and recording his own music after growing up listening to a wide range of artists like Neil Young, Led Zeppelin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marilyn Manson, Chris Cornell and even Eminem. Jesse quickly developed his own distinctive and gritty sound by balancing elements of rock n’ roll, soul, and R&B music. Something he now simply refers to as “The Jesse Kramer Sound.”

At the age of 17, after growing up in a strict religious household where everything about the way he should live his life was prescribed, Jesse was given an ultimatum by his parents: Choose whether to continue playing music and be kicked out of the house, or put the guitar and mic down for good, and pursue a life as dictated by religion. He chose to carry on with music, and faced a period of homelessness by couch-surfing and sleeping in his car, even while still in high school, but in the name of pursuing his dreams of bringing rock n’ roll back.

“As I grew older I became more awoke, as music broadened my ability to see real truth and understanding,” Jesse explained. “More than just what religion was teaching me growing up. Music is universal and is able to be seen, created, and felt. Just as some say how God is like the wind.”

In 2014 after he turned 18, Jesse decided to move from Indianapolis to Nashville to get serious about pursuing his ambitions as a songwriter. Thus, once again redirecting his life’s trajectory much to his family’s apprehension, he picked up and moved on.

“Nashville has been what I consider my College, as I had chosen to leave my full-ride to traditional College in Indianapolis, due to life circumstances,” Jesse articulated. “Nashville has definitely taught me a lot about the life of a musician. It’s definitely a cool town to get your feet wet in, but I don’t believe this is somewhere I will be forever. It has definitely given me the education I needed, so I can apply it to the way I like to do things.”

In 2018 his determination and hard work began to pay off when he was discovered and personally invited by the Executive Producers of FOX-TV Networks to perform on season 2 of their music competition series The Four: Battle for Stardom. During his auditions, Jesse gave rousing and soulful performances of Jeff Buckley’s “Hallelujah,” Jimi Hendrix’s “All Along The WatchTower,” Joe Cocker’s “You Are So Beautiful,” and others, impressing both the studio audience and the show’s executive judge panel consisting of Sean Combs, DJ Khaled, Meghan Trainor and Fergie.

In 2019 Jesse released his first five song EP called Breakthrough of original music he wrote, recorded and self-produced. Later that year - just before the worldwide COVID-pandemic would shut down much of the TV & Music industry - Jesse was invited to audition and perform on season 15 of NBC’s popular TV show America’s Got Talent, which began airing in 2020. Covering Lady Gaga’s pop hit song “Bad Romance” Jesse’s vibration and intensity once again brought the studio...

After a deeply religious upbringing, Luke Justin Roberts is transitioning to a music career, trading faith for uncertainty and freedom.

Heartland country rocker, Drew Six, performs well over 200 shows per year. A natural frontman, his high energy stage presence has earned him opening spots with such notable acts as Luke Bryan, Dan + Shay, Maroon 5, Thomas Rhett, Backstreet Boys, Darius Rucker, and Gary Allan. This is where he has honed his ability to command an audience and build his fiercely loyal fan base.

Country Radio Hall of Famer, Mike Kennedy says, “Drew is one of the harder working artists I’ve ever seen. Whether he’s playing acoustically or with the full band, it’s always a great show. Versatile, talented, and entertaining.”

Six’s single, “Boyfriend,” and accompanying music video (featured on CMT) showcase Drew’s rock n’ roll swagger and crossover appeal. The funk infused hip shaker earned him industry attention for his songwriting chops when the early demo went #1 on the NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International) Top 40 Chart. His original songs have been honored by ASCAP, The Recording Academy, and utilized by ESPN. "The Bull," a fan favorite at Drew Six live performances, is being played at select PBR (Professional Bull Rider) arena events nationwide.

While Six splits his time between Nashville and Kansas City, he has maintained a close connection with his hometown. His gritty soulful baritone vocals and magnetic stage presence have earned him the title of “best sexy musician” in Pitch Magazine’s “Best Of" issue and he was named one of KC Magazine’s “100 people that have changed life in Kansas City forever.” He was a featured performer at Major League Baseball’s marquee event, the World Series Gala.

Drew is also passionate about several charities. He was honored with the “Quest For Kindness” award for his work with Variety Children’s Charity. The organization provides children with developmental disabilities adaptive equipment and opportunities for activity and inclusion. Six’s self-penned song, “We Choose Livin’” was written for and inspired by the kids of Variety.

“I learned early on that music has power. It brings people together that would normally never cross paths,” says Six. “Performing live and songwriting have both given me special ways to connect with people and to give back.”

Drew Six recently showcased his songs in an intimate acoustic setting with Nashville Songwriter Hall of Fame member, Gary Burr, and award winning songwriter, Georgia Middleman. He has also appeared as a guest of the famed "Whiskey Jam" in Nashville. Along with his group "The Soul Plains Drifters" (featuring KC music staple, Scott "Sevans" Evans and Kansas Music Hall of Fame drummer, Troy Schuster), Six has performed several shows at Heartland Country Stampede. These performances included main stage appearances with Big & Rich and Thomas Rhett.

"You may be witnessing the first step of what will become a colossal career" - Sharon L. Peters, USA Today

Wild Horse a young & very talented original Indie Band influenced by the greats, Rolling Stones, Hen
Original Indie Band from East Sussex.
“One of the most promising new guitar bands we've come across, Wild Horse just keep getting better. Their song “CAN’T!” is further proof that well, they can!”
BBC Introducing - 27th May 2020
Championed by BBC Introducing and critics from both sides of the pond, Wild Horse are prodigious in every way. Jack Baldwin (18), older brother Henry Baldwin (21) and friend Ed Barnes (19) on drums gel together flawlessly to form irresistibly catchy indie rock, always uniquely infused with their diverse tastes.
Wild Horse cover all bases - incorporating pop, classic rock, punky reggae, blue-eyed soul, dirty funk, rap, Latin and so much more into their distinctive sound - truly their own brand of indie.
Lyricist Jack takes inspiration from daily life, relationships, and (naturally) the experiences of being a politically charged Gen Z-er living in a chaotic social and political landscape. With an extremely mature song writing style far beyond their years, Wild Horse continue to excite, engage and captivate their ever-growing audience with each release.
The East Sussex boys are renowned for an exciting, powerful stage show, having honed their craft from an early age at all the iconic venues in London & the South East as well as several festivals, often playing the same stages as many of their heroes once did. The reviews or their songs have been brilliant and extensively played on many radio stations worldwide. Their tracks & albums are available on all major platforms.
With 4 full albums already under their belt, more are always incoming with double single ‘Can’t Stop / The Room released in December and recording about to start on album number 5.
• Two Brothers as Front Men.
• Formed for over 5 years & released 4 Albums & 3 EP’s.
• Average Band Member age still 19 years old.
• Played Live on BBC Introducing
• Biggest Influences – Rolling Stones, The Who, Fleetwood
Mac, Hendrix, Arctic Monkeys, The Hives.

Steve Aliment, ex Yanks, is a singer and songwriter living in Seattle, WA USA. His songs are guitar oriented rock, soul and Americana influenced with vocal harmony drawn from The Everly Brothers, The Beatles, Three Dog Night and The Temptations. Steve is writing, recording, and releasing new songs on a regular basis.