Charles Wesley Godwin is a country and Americana singer-songwriter from West Virginia. Known for albums like Seneca, How the Mighty Fall, Family Ties, and Christian Name, his music explores home, family, and grief, featuring collaborations with artists like Luke Combs and Wyatt Flores.
Founded in Hawthorne, California, The Beach Boys are an iconic American band featuring brothers Brian, Carl, and Dennis Wilson, Mike Love, and Al Jardine. With over 100 million records sold, they entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 and received a Lifetime Achievement Grammy.
Raised in Nashville, guitarist Daniel Donato pioneered cosmic country, blending classic honky-tonk twang with exploratory psychedelic rock. Fronting his band Cosmic Country, he built a devoted following through fiery live sets, blazing Telecaster picking, and albums like "Reflector".
Treaty Oak Revival — an American southern rock and country band from Odessa, Texas, formed in 2018. Known for their "rock band with a country accent" sound, blending country, rock, and alternative influences, they gained popularity with their 2021 debut album "No Vacancy." Their 2025 album "West Texas Degenerate" achieved chart success, and they are currently touring extensively.
Nashville-based singer-songwriter Wilson, a former scientist and boxer, debuted with Son of Dad, processing his father's death. Signed to Big Loud, he has written for Brothers Osborne and Caitlyn Smith, toured with Brandi Carlile, and performed globally.
The Last Revel is a Minneapolis folk group blending folk, old-time string band, and indie rock. Known for honest songwriting and three-part vocal harmonies, the band features Lee Henke, Ryan Acker, and Vincenzio Donatelle. They released the album Gone for Good, produced by Dave Simonett.
Texas-born GRAMMY-nominated country artist Charley Crockett has independently released 14 albums and earned critical acclaim. Known for his rebellious style, he has sold out major venues like Red Rocks and the Ryman Auditorium, garnering hundreds of millions of streams.
Colorado-born indie folk-rock band now based in Seattle; founded by Mitch Cutts, Nic Haughn & Jakob Ervin. Hit songs “Evergreen” (2x Plat, Spotify Billions) & “Lake Missoula” (Gold).
Sons of Habit, from Owensboro, Kentucky, blends folk, rock, and blues with authentic songwriting and natural chemistry. Known for hits like "Madeline" and "Fool's Gold," their releases include the EP "Nostalgia" and "Annabelle." They have amassed millions of streams, signed with Republic Records/MCA, and shared stages with diverse artists.
Next of Kin is an alt-country trio blending country-tinged soundscapes, rich three-part harmonies, and honest storytelling. Formed from a chance collaboration between three solo artists, they released the five-song Homemaker EP.
