Brock Davis feels like one of those artists who just writes from life as it is, no filters, no overthinking. His music sits comfortably in that Americana, folk, and country space, but what really stands out is how real everything feels. You can tell he’s not trying to chase trends or make something flashy; he’s just telling stories that matter to him. His earlier work already got recognition on the EuroAmericana charts, but even without that, the songwriting speaks for itse

Drew Six plays country and rock from Kansas City. Bruce Springsteen, Kip Moore, Eric Church, and John Mellencamp inspire him. He brings heartland tunes to life on stage. The music feels real and raw. Plus, it sounds honest. Seems like people connect with it. Drew Six is an experienced live performer and has performed worldwide. His music is a mixture of Americana taste and contemporary country production. He writes songs that touch the hearts of the audience.

Sweet Mess is a rock band from Phoenix, Arizona that is rekindling the spirit of classic rock for new audiences. The band consists of Sylvie, who leads with a powerful vocal, Fer Lopez plays lead guitar, Rob Watson is on bass, and Michael Hayes plays drums. The band members met in the busy Phoenix music scene, and the good teamwork in music is coupled with very lively stage shows.

DownTown Mystic is the alter ego of American Rocker, Robert Allen, whose passion for “old school” recording borders on obsession. Robert adds, “I grew up listening to all these great records and their sound and style stayed with me”. Robert is joined by a stellar cast of musicians, including drummer extraordinaire Steve Holley (Paul McCartney/Wings/Elton John/Ian Hunter) & Paul Page (Dion/Ian Hunter) on bass, as well as one of the great rhythm sections in the history

North Star Union is an Icelandic metal project of composer & multi-instrumentalist Myrmann. The project is deeply entrenched in the stark beauty of the Nordic winters. Myrmann is influenced by myths, witchcraft, occult signs, and old traditions. While the musician is in his studio crafting the music, four guest vocalists lend their voices, as different characters, bringing different shades, varied viewpoints, and emotive intensity to one's debut work, "Where the Last Light Re

Chris Oledude, or Chris Owens, is a singer and a songwriter who hails from Puerto Rico. His connection with music and social activism is infused in all his musical phrases. Acquiring his training from his mother, who is part of an artistic family, he used to sing in sync with his brothers when he was young.

TaniA Kyllikki is an energetic British independent artist whose five-octave soulful range, whistle register, and honest lyrics have made her known worldwide.

Joseph Kuhl is a singer-songwriter and a long-time stalwart of Athens' music scene. He is known for his vibrant blends, folk storytelling, and poetic rock.

Amelina is an up-and-coming pop-rock artist whose music embodies a perfect blend of the youthful side of life with an impressive emotional depth to the story.

Scott’s Tees is an artist who expresses his ideas through many different and unique sounds.

Elena Andreoli is a multicultural artist and one of the very best vocalists in the world.

John Smyths' “Now I’m Wiser” is a powerful reflection on experience and growth. It subtly discusses the hard-earned peace that comes after mistakes.

Ruud‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ Voesten is a drummer and composer from Rotterdam, whose music is a mixture of jazz, classical, and cinematic elements.

Jamaine Leone is a soulful singer-songwriter from Essex, England, blending the richness of classic soul and adding the freshness of modern R&B.

Black Silver, or The Navigator, or Silver Synth, is one of the most accomplished live-rap performers in the whole US, and the CFO of Sterling World Records.

Blues Corner, through their music, speaks to the world about the truths no one dares to utter.

Leeds-based artist and producer Graszhauser has made a subtle but remarkable impact with the release of "Good Bye, Bavaria!"

The album opens with “Stasis.” It sounds like a lullaby being sung to you. The notes from the piano actually feel magical.

It follows Trump's “Make America Great Again.” From the moment it begins, the song leans fully into its identity as a bold, almost theatrical tribute to a certain vision of America.