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Darry Miller and the Veil

From an early age, Darry Miller's life has been filled with music. His mom took him to his dad's gigs as a baby and when he got his first drum set at three, he showed an intuitive ability to play. It wasn't long before he was sitting in with his dad's band, cutting his teeth on rock and roll. As he got older, he began playing around with his dad's digital recording equipment and spent his formative years alone in the basement with it, experimenting with the layering of sounds, tones, harmonies and beats, igniting a true passion for music and an understanding of how powerful it can be. The solitude Darry found in his basement while recording those first songs lent an intimacy to his lyrics that he carries through to his songs today. Trying to understand life, love, loss and ambitions are a constant theme and are easily related to by his growing fan base. That fan base started when he passed some demos around to his friends at school and continues to expand as more people are turned on to his unique combination of pop, funk, blues and Americana. In 2009, Darry signed with the independent label Ripple Creative Records and now tours with three very talented band members.
http://www.myspace.com/darrymiller

FEBRUARY 2012 ARTIST OF THE MONTH
http://www.myruralradio.com/darrymiller.asp

She calls her music "Neo-Alternative Folk" and is an international singer/songwriter, with a recent #1 song in Botswana, South Africa and #1 download on Traxsource as a member of the international house group t3N. She has released 3 full length albums "...and I am not sorry," "Turning Tides," and "Expectations." She is currently working on her fourth album "The Break" with the Columbia Symphony Orchestra.

Johnny Mainstream

One quality which seems to separate the great artists from the mainstream is their ability to succinctly tell us what we already know. That is to say, they can tell us how we feel. Listening to a Johnny Mainstream record is the equivalent of suddenly being privy to a great secret; suddenly, you have words to explain your own emotions and angst. And suddenly, you don't feel as alone anymore.

Johnny Mainstream is a five-piece Americana act out of Manchester, CT. Born in the Marist College dormitories of songwriter Matthew Maynes and bassist Dan Garaffa, Johnny Mainstream began writing honest folk songs inspired by Bob Dylan, Bright Eyes, and Kevin Devine, but infused with the punk rock ideals on which each was raised.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/johnnymainstream

New Threads

Members
Dave Pedrick: guitar, vocals
Lynn Royer: vocals
Steve Davis: guitar, vocals

About
"Acoustic innovation...A new power trio with a downright intimidating combined resume in the regional music scene." - Fly Magazine

Quality originals and really cool versions of tunes you know.

http://www.newthreadstrio.com

The Cultivators

It's a sound that recalls an age when folk music was still sung by honest laborers and their salt-of-the-earth families. From the doleful laments of tragic heroes to the foot-stompin' hootenannies of town-wide celebrations, The Cultivators pull from America's roots to craft simple songs for complicated times.

Cultivated from the roots-music scene of southeastern Pennsylvania's Lancaster and Berks counties, The Cultivators draw upon a litany of musical influences to craft their own honest and heartfelt version of Americana music. They are a down-to-earth band with a passion for authentic country and folk music. The songs they connect with on a deeply personal level often
illustrate the joy and success and the pain and struggle of everyday life through stories of love, murder, self-reliance, attrition, salvation, social responsibility and, yes, even drinking.
www.cultivatorsband.com

MyRuralRadio.com March 2011 - Artist of the Month.

Hailing from York, PA...

Vocals/Guitar: Megan Donley
Drums: Eric Chirullo
Bass: Andrew Naylor
Pedal Steel: Clem Faust

http://www.myspace.com/meganandthewheelmen

J.D. Sage

Disenchanted with the Nashville publishing machine, in 1999 J.D. formed his own band, The Guilty Plezures, including guitarist Michael Kelsh (Rodney Crowell, Steve Earle) and bassist Jack Sundred (Poco).A c.d. was produced, titled “Guilty in a Sense”, by Bill Halverson (Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Neil Young) recorded at the Sound Emporium studio (Willie Nelson, Dierks Bentley) resulting in a successful tour of the mid-west and mid-Atlantic regions.

After a 5 year break J.D. has returned with new songs, a new band, and a new CD ,"I Know Where I Am". Blending a mix of Southern Rock, Hard Country, & Bluegrass with well written originals during live performances, J.D. and his band of veteran local musicians provide a professional experience for all involved and an ever changing, good time show for his fans.
Booking – 717-382-4238 e-mail jdsage@zoominternet.net

MyRuralRadio.com December 2010 - Artist of the Month.

Sarah Blacker

Sarah’s approach to music is that of an artist inspired by each passing nuance and minute detail. She admits, “Life is too complex to even begin to understand, so I make sense of life through song.” She now writes almost daily, finding a place for her unique voice in a variety of different Sarah Blacker styles. “I always believe the songs that are meant to stick around will stay, and some will fall by the wayside,” Sarah explains, “Some songs might find their life-span to be but a sketch, and others may disappear for a while, and then resurface. But some just write themselves in a few minutes, and stick hard. Some just want to stick around.”

http://www.sarahblacker.com
http://www.myspace.com/sarahblacker
http://www.sonicbids.com/sarahblacker

MyRuralRadio.com November 2010 Artist of the Month.
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Kingsfoil

Kingsfoil is a Pennsylvania based rock quartet with a focus on songwriting, arrangements, and energetic live performances. Jordan Davis and Tristan Martin originally formed the group as an acoustic duo in 2002. Following the strong release of their first acoustic album "The Almond Tree EP" in 2005, Joe Cipollini was added on drums, and in 2007 Tim Warren finalized the group on bass. With this solid line-up, Kingfoil recorded the five song ep "Bear in the Attic" in 2007. As a four piece, Kingsfoil has seen extensive growth in the south central and eastern Pa. markets. The band continues to perform on a regional level, consistently adding fans and friends.

For booking/business please contact Steve Doud at: steve@kingsfoil.com - http://www.myspace.com/kingsfoil

MyRuralRadio.com September 2010 Artist of the Month.
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Red Rooster

Red Rooster is the New York-based folk collective formed in 1998 and led by Jay Erickson (lead vocals) and Nat Zilkha (lead guitar) - lifelong friends who fashion plainly honest and self-reflective songs from fragments of their diverse musical influences and sensibilities. Originally established as an acoustic act, playing a mix of original and traditional bluegrass, blues and folk, Red Rooster has evolved into highly original and eclectic band with a sound all its own.
Click Here to download the Red Rooster Press Kit
http://www.redroostermusic.com/

MyRuralRadio.com November 2009 Artist of the Month.
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Steven Courtney and His Band of Friends

The Steven Courtney Band of Friends is finding new audiences everyday. Everywhere the band travels, people of all ages sing, clap and dance to the band's infectious music! Performing concerts in "state of the art" auditoriums, local pubs, acoustic venues, run-down school gymnasiums, old-time churches, summer festivals and more -- this band always wins their audience. Steven Courtney Band of Friends has refined a sophisticated down home style all their own that’s being celebrated enthusiastically by fans and media everywhere they go.

www.folktowne.com
www.stevencourtney.com
www.stevencourtneybandoffriends.com

Slimfit

Slimfit writes songs about all the news that's fit to sing about. Nieces, for example. Or, say, the greatest sandwich ever made. Our forthcoming album, The Path, is full of all that cool stuff that makes cool stuff such cool stuff.

http://www.myspace.com/slimfitlancaster

MyRuralRadio.com March 2010 Artist of the Month.
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Adam Taylor

Adam Taylor is an 18-year-old singer/songwriter hailing from Lancaster, PA. Taylor recorded his debut EP “Play the Piano Drunk” while finishing his senior year of high school. The EP, produced by music veteran Chad Taylor (LIVE) is lined with colorful, thought provoking lyrics, catchy melodies and intricate arrangements. Longtime friend and touring counter part, Kate Young, adds her vocal charm to the recordings.

http://adamtaylormusic.com/

MyRuralRadio.com July 2010 Artist of the Month.
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At Long Last

AT LONG LAST is a pop punk/rock band fronted by powerful and energetic female vocalist: Jen. Together with Jay and Jordan on the guitars, Dustyn and Steve on Bass and Drums, we look to provide an exciting experience for all of our fans, on and off the stage. We are out to have fun, meet new people and play the music that we love.

http://www.myspace.com/atlonglasttunes

Katie Robinette

"She has been called "ubiquitous" and there could be no better word. Katie Robinette enjoys all aspects of the music business and likes to keep active in as many avenues as possible. This includes actively singing Jazz, Blues & Mo-town with 'Katie & The Gray Beards' as well as 80s Pop/Rock Covers with 'Just Like Prom Night' while participating in local commercial work. Katie studied Classical vocals through High School & College and attended the famed Musicians Institute on Hollywood Blvd. where the experience opened her eyes to new people, new music and new contemporary vocal methods."

http://www.katierobinette.com/

MyRuralRadio.com May 2011 Artist of the Month.

Underground River

Past and Present Musicians involved: Hunter Davidsohn Adam Southard Daniel Morosi Lewis Cheseborough Max Lupo Andris Balins Jade Soto Mim Readling Josh Sementelli

http://www.myspace.com/undergroundrivermusic

Max Hess Ft. Dana Alexandra
"Decanter" is a song that has been kicking around in Max Hess's head for quite some time. It started as a short, bouncy, British-Invasion-styled piano piece that he had composed and would find himself practicing daily. About a year later, the tune finally found its place in the studio. Max fleshed out the chorus and post-chorus parts on the spot, as well as composing and recording the bass and guitar parts in a matter of hours. Longtime friend and bandmate Blain Herman provided percussion for the track, and the instrumental elements of "Decanter" were born. It wouldn't be until another month later that Max enlisted the help of friend and local singer/songwriter Dana Alexandra to sing his lyrics; the story of a girl who, stood up on a night that should have been like a dream, finds solace in the bottom of a wineglass.

Max Hess is a primarily self-taught musician from York, Pennsylvania. Acquiring most of his performing and songwriting experience as guitarist in various rock and pop-punk bands over the course of his late teens and early twenties, Max discovered not only a latent talent for playing piano at the age of twenty-one, but also a broadening fondness for the older, more melodic and thoughtful music of generations past.

John Craigie

Before open mics, before showcase slots, and before the hype, there was the traveling folk singer. Woody Guthrie, Ramblin Jack, Leadbelly, and others traveled the country armed with nothing but a guitar and a head full of songs. And while the tradition has long been shadowed by the ever growing music industry, the folk singer is still out there. John Craigie is one. Doing his best to keep the tradition alive, he travels from town to town, telling stories and singing songs. Some nights to a crowded house, some nights for two people. His songs and stories cover the spectrum of human emotion. Some funny, some sad, some bitter and some sweet. With his roots style, Craigie has been gaining a cult following throughout the country. Despite the lack of any of the tools of the modern aggressively popular musician, his music continues to spread.

http://www.myspace.com/johncraigie

One String Willie

Most folks know me as David Williams, mild-mannered reporter for the Daily Planet (okay, mild-mannered research scientist), living in the rural northernmost suburbs of Philadelphia with my wife and two daughters.

I have been playing guitar since 1964, and bottleneck slide since 1976. My early musical interests were rock (and roll), jug bands, string bands, ragtime, hokum and blues, bottleneck slide guitar and harmonica blues. Recognizing that an intemperate interest in these musical styles could potentially lead to eternal perdition, my musical interests have expanded to include American religious music from the 19th and early 20th centuries as well as gypsy jazz, classical music, and opera. Most of the people I enjoy listening to are either now dead or not feeling very well.

http://www.onestringwillie.com/

Robert Bobby

Reviews came in from Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Musician Magazine, Boston Phoenix, Philadelphia Inquirer, LA Herald Examiner & others. Naturally, The Speedboys didn't have a clue about the business part of the music business & soon broke up. Our hero, now named Robert Bobby, released a solo album called "Chilly Wind" and a 3rd release under the Speedboys name called "Positively James Street".

After wandering in the desert (no wait, that was someone else) some years passed and here we are in the year 2003 and as if times aren't scary enough, Robert Bobby has resurfaced with his new cd (they aren't albums anymore) F*U*B*A*R. F*U*B*A*R is more acoustically oriented than the prior albums but the same elements are there: catchy songs & heartfelt performances.

http://www.robertbobby.com/

Peabody

Peabody consists of members of the now defunct Polins and Cherry Twister as well as current members of the alt. country band Wayne Supergenius. The group evolved from a recording session which was suprisingly effortless. The sole purpose of the collaboration was to make a great sounding record and play a few gigs along the way........hope you enjoy!

http://www.myspace.com/peabodyusa

The Vulcans

The Vulcans are a three-piece Americana/Folk-rock band from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Disheartened by the overly produced and formulaic music, band members Nick Lindsay, Aaron Spangler, and John Thomas are in search of a more understated and traditional style of music, emphasizing unique harmonies, sincere lyrics, and tight musicality. With instruments ranging from banjo, to mandolin, to melodica, The Vulcans seek to remind their audience of a time and place they once knew. It's time to come home.

http://www.myspace.com/thevulcanspa

Quiet as Stones

Rob Siler (vocals), Matt Lesinski (bass) and Josh Heicklen (guitar) began working on a project in 2009 that has become Quiet As Stones. Quiet As Stones is an alternative rock band based in Harrisburg, PA. Quiet As Stones recorded their first EP, Breaking the Silence, which they wrote and produced in 2010. It's always been about the music taking you somewhere, making you feel something. A good vibe sent out and shared among friends.

www.reverbnation.com/QuietAsStones
www.myspace.com/QuietAsStones

Turning Violet Violet

I am immediately drawn in...Think Incredible String Band and The Roches with a dash of Laura Viers thrown in.I get to chat with Sarah Gulish who founded the band with her husband Brandon ....”"Our influences come from a lot of different places.Sarah Pisano who plays viola in the band was only playing classical music before she joined us”.The quintet is rounded out by bassist Steve Wittig and Jeff Scott. The creative process is a total collaborative effort at this point...The band has been rehearsing heavily in preparation for the upcoming shows.”We love to be together.We eat dinner and then practice for hours.We love to play together.”This certainly bodes well for a young band.My last question is about the name.”My husband loves Willy Wonka.”Oh,of course,the always gum chewing Violet Beauregard who turns purple after chewing the purple gumball.I should have known.It makes sense." RANDY BUCKSNER - TRI STATE INDIE

http://www.myspace.com/turningvioletviolet

Dann Ottemiller - Hexbelt

Ottemiller's stream-of-consciousness lyrics, delivered in a husky drawl and loping, lusty rap, come straight from the soul. The biting philosophical, psychological, political, social and sexual commentary of his songs comes across in cryptically coded messages allowing the listener multiple interpretations. His unique rhythmic approach on guitar fattens up and battens down the band's full sound as well.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/hexbelt

Billy Rogan

Billy Rogan is a well-versed guitarist know mostly for his instrumental acoustic work, whose influences include the styles and techniques of artists such as Michael Hedges, Leo Kottke, Keller Williams and Kaki King. His original compositions reflect a unique combination of classical and modern fingerstlye with hints of new age sounds that blend forms with these intricate details of inspiration. Rogan's skilled touch brings stories to the strings in wordless tales of heartfelt bits and pieces, shifting rhythms and tempos - all with a soulful, fiery feel.

In 2008/2009, Rogan was awarded the opportunity to study with Tim Reynolds of the Dave Matthews Band, was selected Top Twenty out of three-thousand applicants for the Mass Transit Authority (MTA) of New York/New Jersey's - Music Under New York (MUNY) rostered musicians for his unique talent, as well as voted "Best One Man Musical Act" by The Abington Journal - a local publication in Rogan's home town of Clarks Summit, PA.

Adam Arcuragi & The Lupine Chorale Society

One of today's fastest-rising Indie-folk/alt-country troubadours, Adam Arcuragi, has been reeling in addicted fans on both sides of the Atlantic lately, with the music that he calls "Death Gospel". Born in Georgia and raised in Philly, Arcuragi [pronounced ärk; er; a; jee], is a guitar-slinging southern boy who can tell you a thing or two about a thing or two… especially when it’s in the form of a song.

Read More: http://www.myspace.com/adamarcuragi

The Vinegar Creek Constituency

The Vinegar Creek Constituency channels the venerable old ghosts of the American folk tradition through inventive, imaginative original songs delivered with Rock and Roll intensity. Like their forerunners in the roots music of Appalachia, the Mississippi Delta, the whaling towns of New England, and the Oklahoma dustbowl, their songs call out from the crossroads of light and darkness. They are dreams of Heaven alongside visions of Hell; songs in praise of love alongside tales of murder and the madness of lovers betrayed; songs that ride the rails, wander the countryside, rise from the grave, and sit center stage at the apocalypse. Vinegar Creek Constituency offers their new songs to the musical continuum to join their voices with the echoes of those who sang before them.

http://www.vinegarcreek.com

As I Am

We are As I Am We are looking for YOU to hear the music, find a connection, pass it along, and take over the world, one fan at a time!

The songs performed by band are driven by soulful vocals, the sweet sound of metal and acoustic guitar styling ,and a tight rhythm section comprised of bass and drums, as each member brings their musical experience and talents to the table…

As I Am also been recently recruited as part of the Military Entertainment Roster to play for the US troops overseas.

http://www.myspace.com/asiamband

Sara Milonovich and Daisycutter

Sara Milonovich and Daisycutter is a band of adventurous luminaries from the many and varied music scenes of New York- and not just New York City, but the countryside too... a kind of “Downtown Upstate” music - rural roots with an urban edge.

Sara is an award-winning fiddler, singer, songwriter and tunesmith who has been performing throughout the US and Europe as a solo artist, bandleader, and in various collaborations in the roots, folk-rock, bluegrass, Celtic, and Appalachian music scenes. She has performed and recorded with artists such as Pete Seeger (on his 2009 Grammy-winning album, At 89), Richard Shindell, Cathie Ryan, Anne Hills, and Antje Duvekot, among others. From 1999 - 2002 she toured the US and Ireland as a member of the Celtic/bluegrass/roots band The McKrells. Read more: http://www.saramilonovich.com

Tori Sparks

Tori is in and out of the studio, working on her fourth album project. Or second EP. We're not sure yet. And as always, she is and will continue to be on the road literally non-stop throughout 2010. (Her cats don't even recognize her anymore.) ToriMobile, as featured by the Los Angeles Times tech blog, is a version of ToriSparks.com for smart phones, launched in January 2010. The site includes an exclusive sneak preview of the new project, a heart-stopping ballad called "Letter to a Wretch #2 (Feat. Shawn Mullins)." The song is featured on the upcoming Sin City Compilation (Vol. 13).

http://www.torisparks.com

Amy Lettis

Singer/Songwriter Amy Helen Lettis hails from York, PA. and now resides in the great Republic of Maryland (Annapolis).

Amy's songs reflect life, whether it be her's or yours, everyone has sorrow. The first time we saw Amy play Jenny Lewis' "Acid Tongue" we fell in love with her.

Special thanks to Amy for being one of our feature artists in our singer/songwriter showcase at the Stage on Herr.

The Historic

The Historic bides their time not just crafting thoughtful songs and lyrics (influenced by everyone from Bob Dylan to Wilco) but also partaking in frequent philosophical conversations about life, community and religion. It is the band's goal to make a difference in people's lives, inspiring discussions about the things in life that are worth discussing.

Read more: http://www.sonicbids.com/thehistoric

Johnny Mainstream

One quality which seems to separate the great artists from the mainstream is their ability to succinctly tell us what we already know. That is to say, they can tell us how we feel. Listening to a Johnny Mainstream record is the equivalent of suddenly being privy to a great secret; suddenly, you have words to explain your own emotions and angst. And suddenly, you don't feel as alone anymore.

Read more: http://www.myspace.com/johnnymainstream

Michael James Anderson

After listening to the opening track of "Wake Up For The Shake Down," you might get the impression that Michael James Anderson is trying NOT to be heard. The album, MJA's first as a solo artist, contains twelve tracks full of whisper sung vocals and stories of alcohol fueled nights followed by mornings of repent. Overall, seeds of hope are planted throughout the mix. For the past eleven years, Connecticut's "Flu" has been the main musical outlet for MJA, being one of it's founders in 1998. With numerous tours under his belt and 3 full length records with Flu, (2003's "Remedy," 2005's "Amalgamation," and 2009's "For Love and Brother), Michael is currently working on his second full length solo record titled "Restless Sea", scheduled for a summer 2010 release.

Olds Sleeper

Olds Sleeper derives his lo-fi sound utilizing banjo, guitar, mandolin, cigar box three string guitars, harmonica, dobro and found objects. His recordings are extremely varied, from full on distorted off-kilter rock to whispered introspections with acoustic guitar and harmonica. All are done with a vocal that is earnest and uniquely Olds.

Olds Sleeper was raised in the rural areas of Pennyslvania, heavily affected by the stretches of woods, cornfields and hidden streams he used to explore as a boy. Olds strives to create a blend of folk, old time, rockabilly and country-inspired tunes, but with an aesthetic that often reverberate with loud drums that drive the sound towards a concoction he describes as "fuct". Reverb is a favorite sound effect as Olds strives to capture the 'transcendent mumblings he hears in his head".

www.myspace.com/oldssleeper

Darcie Miner

Darcie Miner probably started singing as soon as she could talk. Thanks to her dad, she gained a very early knowledge and appreciation of the history of rock and roll while being exposed to a diverse range of musical styles – classic rock, R&B and even metal. Darcie started playing guitar at age 11 and made her first rather inauspicious debut performance at 13. In her own words, "I was so bad then." It didn't take long to develop an emerging talent, however.

Read more at...darcieminer.net

Steve Gary

"I am a long-time singer, songwriter and performer traveling across the U.S., the Americas and the Caribbean. A native of the San Francisco Bay Area I toured the country with a college variety show, then left for Hollywood. I gathered a number of recording credits as a backing vocalist and worked with such icons as Edgar Winter, Melanie, Nicky Hopkins and even Chick Corea. I then became Music Director on a Caribbean Cruise Ship where I got to work with top performers from across the world while opening for Oleta Adams and Rhianna. I returned to the Bay Area in 2007 and released my first CD "Eclectic Acoustic" and am currently working on the second."

Steve Gary
http://www.stevegarymusic.com

The Mumlers

"Perhaps the Mumlers were channeling the spirit of William Mumler, a mid-19th-century man famous for claiming he could photograph ghosts, but once all [six] band members touched their fingers to a Ouija board's planchette, the board, they claim, spelled out their group's name. Regardless, it's clear their swaggered ruckus pop channels dead folk musicians galore. Despite the ghostly origins of their handle, the Mumlers' live appearances tend to turn into lively celebrations, with the outfit dancing about the stage. Their repertoire of instruments rivals any philharmonic's and includes guitars, drums, upright bass, various keyboards, euphonium, French horn, trumpet, clarinet, tambourine, pedal steel, and recently, eagle whistles from Mexico." -Alex Felsinger, San Francisco Bay Guardian

"The loving work of kids chasing pure soul with whatever tools are at hand." -Dennis Cook, Jambase

http://www.myspace.com/themumlers

Kelle Rae Brenneman

Kelle Rae was born in Fort Myers, Florida. At the age of 4 she moved to York, Pennsylvania.Upon graduating Christian School of York, she enrolled in York College of Pennsylvania. Kelle was accepted into the Music Industry and Recording Technology program. There she studied music theory, sight singing, piano, opera theater and was classically trained in voice. Kelle completed her voice studies with Mrs. Nina Brown, who received her Masters in Music from California State University.

It was during this time Kelle Rae performed opera pieces such as "Vittoria, mio core," "Elle a fui, la touterelle," Bist du bei mir," and "It's All I Have to Bring.” Kelle also performed in Kurt Weill's opera "Down in the Valley." One of the highlights of her sophomore year of college was being asked to sing the National Anthem for York College Night for the York Revolution baseball team.

myspace.com/kellebrenneman

Jason Masi

"Jason Masi is the front-man of the Richmond based Roots/Rock/Soul band Jubeus.

Masi and his band have performed over 125 shows a year throughout the East Coast since forming in 2002. They have had the opportunity to share the stage with groups such as Blind Melon, Everclear, Soldiers of Jah Army, Donna the Buffalo, and Oteil and the Peacemakers and have performed at many premier venues including The 9:30 Club, The National and The 8x10.

To learn more, go to....
http://www.jasonmasi.com/

Ramble

RAMBLE
A Rock and Roll Band.
We are four young men who like to play some good music and have a good time. We're crowd pleasers.
We are emotion driven Rock 'N' Roll. We play what we feel and write what we want.

Ray Sechrist: Rhythm Guitar Will Garner: Drums Dave Flickinger: Lead Guitar; Vocals; Yelling Ethan Osborn: Bass

http://www.myspace.com/rockandrollwithramble

Eliza Doering

Born above a waterfront bar in Baltimore, and raised in the country, Eliza Doering has been called a “gypsy queen.” She grew up listening to bar room blues and attending barn dances. After two years at Berklee College of Music, Eliza is now pursuing her career writing songs and performing her original material at various clubs and coffeehouses in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New York.

http://www.myspace.com/elizadoering

Motorlove

From 1997 - 2003 Milo and Jason continued writing and recording song after song. And in 2004 they formed Motorlove and recruited the exceptional songwriting talent and vocal abilities of Toby Kok and power house drummer Brian Henz to complete the lineup. When they jammed together for the first time the very same magic took over once again... the walls disappeared and were replaced by a huge arena filled with screaming fans.

Motorlove has spent the better part of the last year recording their debut album titled "Another Mile" which is NOW AVAILABLE! Please contact us for details.

http://www.myspace.com/motorlove

Hog Maw

Matt Baldwin - Guitar, Lead Vocals
Garry Slick - Bass
Ryann Lynch - Violin, Vocals, Bodhran, Stompin Box,
Colin Reeves - Mandolin, Banjo, Vocals

http://www.myspace.com/hogmawband

Jud Conway

Independent recording artist Jud Conway fashions a freewheeling blend of rock 'n' roll, classic country, folk, and blues steeped in the tradition of troubadours like Neil Young and Gram Parsons.

Jud’s debut release, SOUTHERN BOUND, includes thirteen original songs that examine the range and complexity of the human condition with an unbridled heart and sympathetic eye. The album features incredible musicians from all over the country, including producer/bassist Dan Conway (Modereko, Rita Coolidge, Zeugma), John Molo (Bruce Hornsby & the Range, Phil Lesh & Friends, The Other Ones, John Fogerty), Mookie Siegel (David Nelson Band, Bob Weir’s RatDog, Phil Lesh & Friends, Donna & the Tricksters), JT Thomas (Bruce Hornsby Band, Jemima Puddleduck, Tracy Chapman, Captain Beefheart), LA session heavy Tim Kobza (Jon B., Modereko), and many others.
http://www.judconway.com/

Bos Taurus

Hailing from Delaware (home to a few notable bands over the years, including Television and more recently, the Spinto Band), Steve Chesser rose to the top of his friends' iPod playlists in early 2007 with a handful of home-grown demos. Several months and lots of hard work later, Chesser completed work on a full-length album, titled It's Plain (released in late summer '08), and assembled a full band for live shows and future work.

http://www.therealbostaurus.com/home.html

Buddy Cottom

My Name is Buddy Cottom, I'm a 22 year old small town acoustic singer/songwriter. Iv been playing since i was about 12 and have about 60 or 70 original tunes that i play out frequently at bars, parties, or just out on the street. I've played from Bridge Street in Oswego NY straight over to Detroit and on down to Tennessee, i strummed Bourbon street until i had one string left and on over to Birmingham Alabama and down to Pensacola. I've been yelled at, cussed out, spit at and shit on for what iv done along the way but I'm proud of who i was and the decisions iv made to become who i am today. Just keep watchin' those charts ;) Budc3po - AIM & Yahoo

http://www.myspace.com/budcacoustic

Bill Cave

Bill Cave borrows from a life experience that would make a great book but ended up in song. To find his way, he hit the road at 23 and has never looked back. Like “Into the Wild,” but with an alternate ending so is the life of SymplyBill. Storytelling is a passion, and it is a talent SymplyBill possesses. In one song you might find yourself somewhere in Texas burning up the highway, just a doin it to it, yet in another you’ll be floating through the snowy trees chasing a snow princess in upstate Vermont, and then you might be in the mountains of North Carolina standing in the rain crying out to your best friend. Most find at least one song, if not all, just hits home. Do you want music that moves heart and soul? It has to be written with heart experience…“Sound Experiment.”

http://www.myspace.com/symplybill

Bern Kelly

“The Damage” the title, came to me while on tour somewhere in north Georgia. I knew not only would it make a good song title, but a great rock album title. The phrase “Before the damage sets in” echos the tone for the bulk of the songs… which find me visiting again with themes that frequent my writing: heartbreak, loss, deception, and unanswerable questions. It’s interesting to me that when presenting these ideas in the arena of country music, they fit right into the core of what classic country was built upon…”Your Cheatin Heart”, ”The Last Word in Lonesome is ME”, etc, etc. However, sounding these ideas again and again in the “rock” realm, can, at times, come off a little redundant with one angst driven song after another (ala the 90’s right?)
Well, last time i checked, I grew up in the 90’s. So with that said….this record apologizes for nothing.

http://www.bernkelly.com/site/

"Golden Ghost looked pretty, I guess." - Hartford Advocate

I have played or currently play in the following bands (from most current to least current): Earth Bombs Mars, Uncle John's Band, the Rich Whiteley Band, Magnolia Creek, Whiteley & Phillips, others...

I have shared the stage or opened shows for: The Codetalkers, Oteil and the Peacemakers, New Monsoon, Jake Shimabukuro, Jerry Joseph, Beth Hirsch, Baye Kouyate, Melvin Seals, Tom Constanten, Leni Stern, Richard Drexler,...http://www.richwhiteley.com/Home.html

Girls Guns & Glory

Girls, Guns & Glory formed in Scituate, Massachusetts in the winter of 2005 when former band-mates and high school friends, Ward Hayden (lead vocals/acoustic guitar) and Bruce Beagley (bass), teamed up to record Ward’s original compositions. They entered Noise in the Attic Studio and began work on the GG&G debut CD “Fireworks and Alcohol.” The success of that release fueled the formation of a 5-piece lineup that began to work the New England club scene in earnest. Their sophomore release, “Pretty Little Wrecking Ball”, in February of 2007, proved to be the catalyst in a break-out year for the band as they collected 2 Boston Phoenix awards, numerous articles in the press, and lots of radio play - culminating in a Boston Music Award for “Outstanding Americana Act of the Year”. The band solidified it’s lineup as a strong 4-piece featuring John Graham on drums and Colt Thompson on guitar.

http://www.girlsgunsandglory.com/

Dakini

Dakini is a four-piece original rock band from Hegins, Pennsylvania. Together eleven years, their music reflects the trials they have gone through and the joys they share. Their style is unique. A combination of all genres of music, the energy Dakini emanates is moving and their lyrics are introspective, imaginative, and universal. The height of a Dakini show is the calimination of each member being taken into the sound, improvising off one another, and taking the listener on a powerful ride.

Contact info:
Manager:William Troutman - bill@dakiniband.net (570)233-4579
Booking: Quadraphonic Sound Production: Erin Heitner - booking@dakiniband.net (570)933-5890

Break the Horse

Break The Horse has risen from the ashes of faltered heroes to have been smitten by the absurd. The music drowns itself in greys. Leaning towards the heavens and falling back to earth.

Dual guitars form walls of mysticism and noise, bass bleeding, titillating the senses while the drums wipe out any thoughts your mother had of the good ol' days. Words are melded into the these sonic textures as the horse that can't be broken is set free.

www.facebook.com/breakthehorse
www.reverbnation.com/breakthehorse
www.myspace.com/breakthehorse

Ursula

Ursula were formed in August 2009. Brought together by the creative song writing of Chris and his drive to find like-minded musicians, Chris was soon joined by guitarist Matt whose percussive riff-based approach to music complemented Chris’ melodic style. Finding George as lead vocalist brought an end to the seemingly endless search for the perfect singer. His well controlled uniquely haunting voice an ideal contrast to the music created by Chris and Matt. Finally Annie was brought in for bass duties, her energy and funky influences bringing the bass alive in a way so many bands fail to be able to achieve.

Now all we need is an awesome drummer, one without another band! We’re currently seeking, so if you’re a fantastic drummer and love what we do, please get in touch!

http://ursulamusic.com/

Robin Walker

My name is Robin Walker, and I write/record music [mostly in my backyard]. Recording in Layers I do Vocals, electric ukulele, glockenspiel, drums, piano, toys, and whatever else I can get my hands on. Sometimes other people play with me. Either way, it's always good fun. :O)

Thanks for Listening,
Robin Walker

http://www.myspace.com/robinwalkeraddon

Copper Sky

For the people who do not know Copper Sky's music, it would best be described as "Americana". The band is based in Central PA and performs in other areas including Lewes, DE and Ocean City, MD. See the calendar for upcoming events!

www.heathersmusic.com

www.myspace.com/copperskyband

Dee Dozier

"You can explore the universe looking for somebody who is more deserving of your love and affection than you are yourself, and you will not find that person anywhere." -Buddha

I write songs. I'm putting out an album sometime in DECEMBER (yes that date has annoyingly changed a bazillion times), It's a really different style that feels like folk, mixed with blues, mixed with solitude and a lil sarcasm. I live for Lucky Charms and cookie dough and poker. And I like to make music, that's it.

http://www.myspace.com/dee

Stinging Nettles

John Huebner (Vocals/Guitar) has been recording and writing music since the early 90’s and in 2006, decided to start another band... He recruited Andrew Jacobs- formerly the frontman/songwriter for bands such as Element & Altercana. Dylan Labiak joined in April ‘09 to fill the spot left vacant by previous drummer Marshall Fischer. The band’s newest addition is Flyin Ryan - adding a lead guitar to the mix- something Stinging Nettles has not had since it’s very earliest days. Ryan is previously in the band “The Butchers”, but when they broke up, we snatched him up and have begun rehearsals with this new incarnation of the Stinging Nettles’ signature “Fuzz-Folk” sound! Stinging Nettles is now playing shows in support of their record “Tread Softly” which was recorded and mixed by Andrew Jacobs & John Huebner at their studio/rehearsal space in Lancaster, PA. Mastering was done by Garrett Haines (Tape Op/EQ magazine) at Treelady Studios in Pittsbugh, PA. The album is available at iTunes & CDBABY.COM

http://www.myspace.com/nettleheads

Katie Fritz

Check out my music video, "Bring My Daddy Back" Dedicated to all military personnel! We pray for your safe return home! Movie link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cign9FArjv0&feature=channel_page. Under the video, click "watch in HD"

My second album, "Sweep Me Away," is available now:
www.cdbaby.com/katiefritz2

www.cdbaby.com/katiefritz

Official MySpace:
www.myspace.com/kmfritz

Yvon Tatafasa and B Tropical

Charismatic, unique and up beat describes yvon tatafasa and his music, a mix of the Caribbean rhythms, African ,and originals with an island feel brighten a room and get people grooving. Yvon is from Madagascar and was born with rhythm in his soul. He has played music and written songs as long as he can remember. A member of Madagascar’s song writers’ guild, yvon performed regularly in Madagascar for many years before life brought him to the USA. He has performed traditional Malagasy dance at the “BRONX ZOO” for the opening of the Madagascar museum, Malagasy traditional music at” SMITH SONIA MUSIUM” and live at radio station “VOICE OF AMERICA” .He has worked hard to adapt his sound to the local music culture. B-tropical is a fun energetic band. They have played for the COUTRY CLUB OF YORK, private parties, and local bars.

http://www.myspace.com/yvonbtropical

Tear Jar

THE TEAR JAR is a musical stage production in the works. In the interim, it also exists as a hybrid the makers refer to as 'an illustrated blues show.'

Presently, we're evaluating potential financial and creative partners to stage this production. This 'MySpace' site is part of that impetus. Your support and energy are not only requested, we cherish it.

http://www.tearjar.com/index.html .

The Dropzines

The Dropzines’ singer/songwriter/guitarist, Shawn Stabley, has been composing and performing melody-intensive music since he was a teenager. From 1988 to 1991, Shawn wrote, sang and played bass for the NYC alternative rock group, The Dutch Provos. In ‘91, Shawn, along with fellow Dutch Provos’ guitarist, Tim Archer, founded The Most Sordid Pies. The Pies, as they became referred to by fans, recorded their debut LP, “Grit & Sunshine,” along side producers John Siket (Sonic Youth, Phish, Yo La Tengo) and Kramer (Shimmy Disc Records), utilizing legendary rock recording facilities, Bearsville and Power Station Studios. The gritty, yet euphonious acuity of “Grit & Sunshine” would, without a doubt, have gotten The Pies their ”just dessert” had its release not been suddenly halted by the bankruptcy of its label’s parent company, Power Station Records. Sadly, The Pies would not recover from the harsh turn of events, and “Grit & Sunshine” would never see its release date, as they disbanded in 1995... ..

http://www.myspace.com/thedropzines

Mark Derose

As a singer/songwriter and an instrumentalist on piano and guitar, the multi-talented Mark DeRose blends introspective lyrics with heartfelt acoustic rock. Influenced by musical greats like James Taylor, Bruce Hornsby and Dave Matthews, DeRose brings a distinctive sound that has been challenging listeners and entertaining high energy crowds for nearly a decade.

Patrick Kirchner of The Fly describes this engaging music as “thoughtful and provocative, laden with metaphors of hope and celebration for life – the stuff that makes feel good music feel so good."

http://www.markderosemusic.com/

Aaron Daniel Gaul

Aaron Daniel Gaul, known to many as ADG; is an accomplished singer/songwriter/musician. ADG has been writing music for 20 years, and has a solid 10 years of on-stage entertainment experience, which has taken him to venues in Colorado, Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, and most recently here in Pennsylvania. Mainly a local musician, he has performed in venues such as Dragonfly, Appalachian Brewing Company, Gullifty’s, Lancaster Dispensing Company, and the Giant Center. ADG’s solo acoustic guitar show is a bit more than the average acoustic artists ... he plays vintage and classic rock covers, along with alternative, progressive, pop and modern rock, blues, reggae, country, funk, jam, new age, folk, bluegrass, latin, and jazz, as well as a variety of original music. The exceptional part of this one man show is; aided by phrase sampling/looping technology, he is able to layer rhythm, melody and harmony to produce a unique and original live sound, which always seems to capture the listener's attention and simply captivate them.

http://www.myspace.com/aarondanielgaul

John Russell

Hearing John Russell for the first time was like finding a priceless gem. I remember like it was yesterday when he played at the First Capitol Dispensing Company on a Wednesday night. The man blew me away. Such a charismatic person with the voice you would expect to hear from an angel.

It is my pleasure to introduce John Russell to our listening audience. I know you will enjoy his music as much as I do.

Michael S. Males
MyRuralRadio.com

Dorian Motion

"Named after the Dorian Greeks, the Dorian mode is one of the seven modes of modern music. The Dorian mode is equivalent to the natural minor scale but with the sixth degree raised a semi-tone ..."

Defying strict categories, Dorian Motion is an eclectic band from the Ambler, PA area. Song styles range from hard-edged rock ballads, to upbeat quirky tunes, to steamy torch songs-and each member contributes to the original songs the band plays.
Dorian started in 2007, when guitarists Jay Mitlas and Thom McGowan got together with drummer Ray Tag to revisit some older material from a previous musical life. With the addition of Mark Betterly on bass in 2008, a new sound began to emerge, and the band embarked on the search for a singer. Christine Hough was recruited to sing lead in May of 2009,
and the band's sound was rounded out with the acoustic guitar, vocals and writing talents of Janine Kelly later that summer. Still in its infancy, the band's tight sound, musicianship and enthusiastic following have propelled them onto the local music scene.

Mike Fisher

My life is now dedicated to the arts, but I began my career as an ice cream man in the late sixties and have worked in nuclear power plants, recording studios, punk rock discos, bar rooms, and oil refineries. Born in Delaware, I now reside with my wife in the bucolic countryside of southeastern Pennsylvania and use everything I have ever seen or heard as material for my music and writing. Besides solo gigs, I can be heard playing guitar with "Makin' Whoopie" (http://www.myspace.com/makinwhoopiemusic) and bass with De Jumbie Crew (http://www.myspace.com/dejumbiecrew).

http://www.myspace.com/mikefisherishere

Miz - (Mike Miz Music)

MIZ, the band, formed in May 2009, under the direction of songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Mike Miz with the hope of performing all original music as an electric trio. Seasoned from continuous playing for over the last decade, with such acts as Gongzilla, The Jam Stampede, Morning Pride, and many others, Miz, the man, enlisted long time friend and collaborator Alan Hanczyc on bass to begin the journey of bringing Mike Miz's music to new life. MiZ's sound crosses genres to reach the ears of all listeners, uniting fans from all likes, and like the music, MiZ hopes to transcend genre and category in an evolution of sound, mind and spirit

http://www.myspace.com/mizband

Rod Goelz and Hum of One

Hum Of One is the musical offspring of Rod Goelz. He speaks in third person because he thinks it makes him sound important. It’s his wish to have an outlet for his original music… in all its varied forms. He’s not really a solo artist, that's not his natural fit. Hum Of One is his wish to share his music with anyone who’ll listen, tell the stories of how and why song was written, and offer the personal views of music and what it means to him. The hum of one man’s musical voice: Rod Goelz.

http://www.myspace.com/humofone

Jason Hoffheins

Jason was born into a musical family, so he never really had a chance. His first professional show was at the age of 18 with local stalwarts Once Fish (now Hexbelt). After gaining respectable recognition with York band cole., and later as a sideman with Harrisburg singer/songwriter Dan Kibler and Lancaster power pop sweethearts Cherry Twister, he moved to Nashville TN to pursue a full time career in music. He returned to central Pennsylvania after nearly 7 great years down south, and continues to try to create meaningful, well crafted music with other like minded people. He is currently the drummer with several regional acts; Adam Taylor from Lancaster, Eureka Birds from Baltimore, and the Parallax Project from Harrisburg, in addition to writing and producing for and with other artists.

www.myspace.com/158222175j
www.youtube.com/fileundervalued

Freedom and Whiskey

FREEDOM AND WHISKEY is a guitar rock band from Louisville, Kentucky. The musical style is a combination of classic, southern and blues rock.

http://www.myspace.com/freedomandwhiskey

Times Two

Acoustic Music that Rocks!

Times Two (X2), a high energy acoustic duo from South Central, PA, is Ken Heeter and Brad Hajek. Since forming in 2004, X2 has played all over Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York, averaging over 100 shows per year.

www.kenheetersings.com

The Wild Rumpus

Hailing from Fayetteville, WV, the Wild Rumpus is an original string band led by singer and songwriter, Andrew Adkins. Forging a sound that has one foot stomping in the past and the other stomping in the present, their debut album “Love, Trains & Home” on WV label Mudbone Records rolls together bluegrass, swing, country, and rock & roll for a style that is uniquely their own. Their influences range from Leonard Cohen to Jimmy Martin and touch everything in between while managing to hold together a sound that is instantly recognizable and will start your legs to dancing on their own. They have been playing shows promoting their summer CD release to rave reviews and the dancing has been spontaneous and instantaneous!

http://www.myspace.com/thewildrumpus

The Biggest Car in the Country

Hailing from Southeast Missouri, The Biggest Car in the County fuses traditional American sounds of country and folk with the raucousness of punk and rock 'n roll to form the sound the group calls "ruralcore". Formed in 2008, the band (that includes members Josh, Erika, Lucas, Andy, and Joe) relies on its earnest songwriting and energetic live shows to entertain country folk, rock 'n rollers, and indie fans alike.

http://www.myspace.com/biggestcarinthecounty

Brian Fleming
Originally from Baltimore, MD, in bands and loves "sounds". In 2003 Brian moved to PA where he has been working on solo projects and recording.

Brian is still looking for the right "drummer", "bassist" , "keys" and "lead guitarist" to play gigs.

Special thanks to Andrew Naylor for musical contributions to these recordings.

Contact Brian at (717) 252-9181

http://www.myspace.com/brianfleming8

100 Damned Guns

Recently, the soundtrack to the film Blood On The Highway (featuring 100DG) won Best Soundtrack at the 2009 Backseat Film Festival.

March 31st , 2009, 100 Damned Guns released their sophomore album, Musica De Tormento. The band won the FW Weekly's Country and Western Band of the Year for the third year in a row, and was nominated for the FW Weekly's 2009 Album of the Year.

J.C. Sone

http://www.myspace.com/victoriacicala

Neanderpaul

Live looping is my claim to fame. I play guitar, bass, piano, drums, etc. all live, layering instruments and vocals. Diversity is one of the things I pride myself on. I have been influenced by everything from Ella Fitzgerald to Fugazi, from The Ramones to The Everly brothers, From the Beatles to The Beastie Boys, from Jerry Reed to Ween. All of these influences combine and effect me on a creative level. That diversity shows up in all of my styles. I write, perform, and record A Capella, rocking instrumentals, pure pop, heavy rock, rhythm and blues, moody spoken word, and the ocassional love song. I started my musical life singing in the Church of Christ. The Church's A Capella singing lends itself to driving home an understanding of harmonies that I have carried with me my whole life. I was asked to sing in several bands as a teenager. All were a blast. Most never made it out of the basement.

http://neanderpaul.net/

Ryan Peters

A native Pennsylvanian, Peters grew up in a small suburban town on the outskirts of York. He spent time listening to his parents’ records, which included the sounds of Bruce Springsteen, James Taylor, and Fleetwood Mac. During his high school years the influences of Live Radiohead, Sting and the Police, and U2 began to take root. While he attended East Stroudsburg University, this self-taught musician began to develop his own unique style. This is clearly evident in his recent recording of The Game. Following graduation, Peters moved to the Hawaiian Island of Oahu. The tropical paradise inspired to further explore his musical development. He performed at various venues including, Hard Rock Café and Sunset on the Beach, whose alumni consist of Elliot Smith and Jack Johnson. Later, Peters decided to push his musical boundaries and moved to Nashville, TN, where he finished his solo ep entitled Uprooted. He now resides in Annapolis, MD where he continues to write songs and move audiences.

http://www.ryanpetersmusic.com/

Todd Day Wait's Pig Pen

Todd Day Wait writes, records and performs in mediums such as blues, folk, country, gospel, rock, soul, jam, reggae, psychedelic and funk. He has been establishing his presence professionally for five years, accumulating over 400 live show experiences and releasing two albums with East Ash Street Band. Starting to work nationally in 2009, he formed Pigpen. Playing his original songs, songs of the past and jams of the future, Todd Day Wait’s Pigpen is comprised of a rotating line-up of professional musicians from around the country. Either performing solo or with his band Pigpen Todd will bring a full audio-visual show to your door. Beginning August 2009, Pigpen, will be recording an album on the road.

http://www.myspace.com/todddaywait39spigpen

The Tamboureens

Through the circus of Blues, Soul and Rock n Roll. A three-ringed thing- so take your seat or get up and dance to the low-down beat. The guitars are jivin', the melody's alive and the bass line's driving all your cares away. The drum beats having a day job.

http://www.thetamboureens.com/

Circle of Fire

This long time singer/songwriter has taken the leap to the full band, and she's lovin' it!! Joe Puleo plays a driving lead guitar, an occasional acoustic, and sometimes even a little slide (if you're lucky!). A former member of I-95, a New York based rock-n-roll band, Joe's been layin' down his lead guitar tracks into Dar's vocal mix for a coupla' years now. Ken Malecki plays bass, and was involved for many years in the “original music scene" in Baltimore and Annapolis as a member of Dark Carnival and Zelma's Sauce, and he shares a creative low end thing along with drummer Jeff Adams, who also helps out on lead and background vocals with Dar. Take a listen, check our schedule, and come on out and help us rock the joint! circle of fire, we dare to be different....

http://www.myspace.com/circleoffirebelair

Reckless Red

WE’RE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO GROW, MUSICALLY AND PUBLICLY.

http://www.recklessred.com/

I'm a hard working musician playing in several acts. In the past year I decided to take my skills to a new level with music theory studies. the goal is to be a full time musician. I'm half way there, I am a part- time carpenter part-time musician as of now, but I am eager to hang up my tool belt, so my nose is in the books and I am studying intensely and practicing long hours.

http://www.myspace.com/rhpacoustics

York, PA

Dave Bray (vocals) Shawn Kern (lead guitar) Cory Bostion (rhythm guitar) Chris Vastardis (bass and backing vocals) Sean Molinar (drums)

http://www.myspace.com/soveren777

23 year old singer/songwriter and piano player based in London. Hope you enjoy the tracks

'We should all be lucky enough to go to London and hear one of its best, new artists, Zemmy. Originally, from Nigeria, Zemmy shows off a phenomenal voice in “Can’t Tell You The Truth” and dreamy phrasing in the electronic dance song “Everything’s Okay.” Influenced by Paula Cole and Beyonce, Zemmy sings songs that you will never forget. She’s amazing!'
-- M.C. Rydel, IMRadio

http://www.myspace.com/zemmym

Pennsylvania
Dean BLackstock and Friends

The music can best be described as the Dixie Chicks meets Ryan Adams with a touch of acoustic Zeppelin. Full of pop melodies and feel-good harmonies Randy has a straight forward musical approach with tight song arrangements. The catchy songs have managed to draw impressive reviews at live shows where people find themselves singing along like its a tune they already know.

myspace.com/randydzielak - myspace.com/randiddly

The Knobs

http://www.myspace.com/theknobsde

Red Lion, PA

www.myspace.com/scottrocksandrolls

Matt Pless

Matt Pless has spent the better part of his life traveling around the country performing and leaving a trail of listeners spellbound in his wake. Over the course of time, he has played hundreds of shows all over the United States including Hard Rock Cafés, the clubs of New York City's villages, and even the D.C. leg of the Vans Warped Tour. He’s opened for acts such as Fallout Boy, Maroon 5, Our Lady Peace, American Hi-Fi, SR-71, Rilo Kiley, All-Time Low, and Ataris as they each climbed their musical ladder. As a solo artist, he criss-crossed the landscape of America in traditional (and sometimes non-traditional) ways and has played everywhere from the streets and subways of Manhattan to the sunny surf of Venice Beach.

http://www.myspace.com/mattpless

http://www.mattpless.com/