Danny Kensy was crowned 2022 Male Vocalist of the Year at the Josie Awards, and he hasn’t slowed down since then. He just released his fourth album, and now he’s touring all across the Southern US. He performs solo acoustic concerts and fronts a five-piece band called Cedar Creek, playing more than 250 shows a year. His singles have topped charts in Europe, while he’s been winning songwriter awards in the US. The video for his newest song “Smoke with an Old Flame” opens with Danny on stage singing about a couple on a date, while the camera shows him acting out his lyrics. She comes up behind ..read more

Tyler Dean McDowell started recording music when he was a mere child, but his taste has improved as his talent has matured. Now in his 30s, Tyler is recording great country music like someone who’s spent his life in the industry. He may have a famous dad, country singer-songwriter Ronnie McDowell, but his creativity and his style are all his own. In Feb of 2021 Tyler released his first self-penned single "Come to Nashville" and has since been releasing his authentic music, continuing to impress the fans who find him. His newest song, “I Only Want It with You” brings out his smooth charisma. F ..read more

From Fredericksburg, VA, artist Zye Ca$h is hard to define. He’s a single dad who has tons of followers on TikTok, showcasing his talent as a singer and entertainer. He started writing poetry when he was a teenager, which eventually led to rapping and singing. He credits social media with keeping him active with his fans so much that he can be a full-time musician now. His first official single “Love Someone” was pre-saved by thousands of fans before its release, and has been making all kinds of play lists since then. This smooth song leans on an R&B influenced groove, but the lyrics are ..read more

What happens when two solo artists both decide to record the same song, and they end up with a duet? Thomas Kavanagh and Kirstie Kraus released the first duet either have recorded, and they have learned that there is strength in combining their craft. Thomas is based out of the UK and co-wrote this song during a trip to Nashville, while Kirstie is based out of Nashville and is planning for her European tour. “Who Am I Gonna Love?” opens with a simple piano intro. Thomas begins the first verse by himself, asking questions. Do you look for something, but can’t see what’s in front of you? Are yo ..read more

Born and raised in Canton, NC, Lee Newton grew up singing in church and started playing guitar when she was seven years old. Her family played lots of country music in the house, and her parents told her she’d be performing on the Grand Ol’ Opry someday. By the time she was 20, Lee was also playing drums and singing in different bands, even singing backup in New York for some big names. Lee has won Josie awards for vocalist and album of the year, recently released an album of her favorite cover songs, and is releasing her first gospel album in the next few months. From Newton's 2022 album of ..read more

Originally from and currently residing in Reading, PA, J.C. Kurtis planned to be an actor since he performed in “Grease” in middle school. After retiring from the Army, he moved to California where he became a personal trainer while attending acting school. Always athletic, J.C. worked as a stunt man and stunt driver. While maintaining his love for health and fitness, his focus remains on his music, performing and recording his own songs. His latest release, “Zach’s Song ( I’ll Be Seeing You Again)” was written to honor his late cousin who was killed suddenly in an auto accident. Zach was a p ..read more

Savannah Jaine splits her time between New York City and Manchester, UK. She started singing on America’s Most Talented Kid television show, then made a career singing on cruise ships and in high end hotels. Always up for an adventure, she not only sang for her supper, but also hostel lodging throughout Europe. In 2019, she joined a band in Dubai, which led to her forming a partnership with guitarist Lee Meadows and earning an artist residency in Ibiza, Spain. During lockdown, she married Lee and performed live streams and TikTok concerts together. Savannah’s new song “Joshua (Apt 34)” is a s ..read more

Nashville based Jacob Jones was born and raised a military brat with strong country roots from Alabama to Chesapeake, Virginia where he graduated high school. Boasting over 100,000 streams on Spotify, and closing in on ten thousand followers on social media, Jacob’s growth as a contemporary artist rightfully reflects his devotion as a songwriter & performer. Presenting a clear focus on nineties-style lyricism & musical progressions, Jacob freshly illuminates the possibilities that lie within story-focused, purposeful songwriting. In his newest song, “Ends in Why”, Jacob uses a playful ..read more

Caitlin Mae was born and raised in the UK, but records and performs in Nashville when she can. Caitlin's previous single was #1 on iTunes as well as song of the year by the ARC Radio Listener Awards. In 2022, she became the International Female Vocalist of the Year and won the music video of the year award at the ISSAs. She was also a finalist at both the recent Josie Music Awards and the BCMA Awards. Caitlin's new song “Fiona” is about the fairy tale life, and how it’s not real. “Although sadness can be found at the heart of the song, I believe that when we find ourselves in darkness, there ..read more

Originally from Las Vegas, Nashville artist Siena is bringing her fun rocking style to country music. In Vegas, she shared stages with some big names, and now she is excited to have more opportunities in Nashville. Her sound has been described as unapologetic with a spaghetti western style, but her cowgirl roots are authentic. She’s a champion horseback rider, and she even welds her own horseshoes and works in a metals factory when she’s not practicing for the rodeo. Her debut single “Sass” is a fun girls night out anthem, written to make you sing along while you’re dancing with your friends ..read more