I was one of the founding members of the Pittsburgh-based band Sandoz which was signed to the New York label Relix Records and produced three albums. I have just released an unsigned solo album, Out from Nowhere. The ten original songs run the gamut from folk rock to country swing and spoken word jazz and feature some of the city’s finest musicians on sax, flute, violin, pedal steel, piano, and guitar.

New and merging artist Lúðvík is an icelandic electronic singer songwriter who is releasing his second single called Eternity. his music is emotional with hypnotic riffs and beats resembling bands like Depache Mode, The Cure and Moby. Lúðvík's songs are stories about human nature, about the struggle of life with optimistic view.
"I have set my aim to bring more hopefulness in music that is not all about misery, its also about the life we live which is a very prescious thing we have."
Further information is to find on Lúðvík's website
 

Mari is a singer-songwriter based in Nairobi, Kenya who does conscious music (music with a message that relates to everyday life experiences). His career spanning from 2009 has seen him grow and get recognition both locally and internationally.

Kendra Muecke is a singer/songwriter, guitarist, poet, healer, and published author performing under the name “Kendra & the Bunnies”. Based in Los Angeles and from Houston, Texas, her mission is to bring about peaceful gathering of community through song, voice, and action. Live performance plays a huge role in unbridling her message to be understood by listeners. Kendra combines music, spoken word, theatrical staging, and healing ritual to transport the audience into a mystical-surrender of now.

I'm Cody Winters, an independent singer-songwriter from Louisiana, USA. My style is mostly alternative rock and guitar pop. I'm primarily influenced by Japanese rock.
All of my music is made by myself and recorded/mixed on my personal computer with minimalist equipment. 

After more than four decades of rocking the Bay Area, Gary Gates has earned his status as a respected elder of the Bay Area jam band scene. Gary's tried and true brand of reggae-tinged psychedelic jam rock has been getting people on their feet ever since the late 70s when Gary toured as the opening act for Neil Young. Upliifting lyrics, danceable grooves and epic guitar solos are Gary's forte, including a large catalog of memorable originals mixed with his versions of Bob Marley, Grateful Dead, etc.