Nashville Scene

Gabriel Meyer Halevy was born at an educational summer camp created by his parents in Cordoba, Argentina. He grew up at the time of dictatorship and was a commited human rights & spiritual activist with his late father, Rabbi Marshall T. Meyer by the age of 16. He worked in theater, film and television as an actor, wrote in an underground magazine and after a brief passage through Europe & UCLA theater department, left Argentina at age 22.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Positive RePercussions believes that music is a powerful element of change we drumming and rhythm to provide interactive rhythm-based therapeutic events.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Born under the influence of classic New Orleans tradition, Halfbrass creates festive atmospheres out on the street and all the way back to the stage by mixing second-line brass band music with funk, jazz and rock. Audiences love Halfbrass for its unique sound and party-like shows – in its first year, Halfbrass was named a "Top 5 Local Band" by The Nashville Rage.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

As a producer/songwriter/musician, already, Shannon Sanders has earned two Grammys: India.Arie's “Voyage to India” (2002) and Jonny Lang's “Turn Around” (2006). His talents have also afforded him the creative opportunity to work with a myriad of other artists including John Legend, Marc Broussard, Eric Benet, Jesse McCartney, David Archuleta, CeCe Winans, The Temptations, Rissi Palmer, Mandisa, Nicole C. Mullen (for which he received a Dove Award in ) and many others.

Currently, he serves as India.Arie's music director. And, Sanders is working on his follow-up to “Outta Nowhere”. Among from his behind-the-scenes gifts, “The Grown Man Handbook” showcases his uncanny singing ability and the revelations, as both an artist and man.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Singer/Actress/Songwriter/Lover of music!

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Phil Keaggy is an excellent all-around guitarist who has been a part of the CCM scene for over two decades. Born and raised in Ohio in a Catholic family of ten, Keaggy always loved music and spent hours listening to such singers as Johnny Ray and Elvis Presley. He began imitating the latter as young as age four. Keaggy was also exposed to other kinds of music and became well versed in classical. His first guitar was a late-'50s Gretsch Anniversary model; at age ten his father bought him a Sears Silvertone, and by the end of fifth grade, he was playing in front of his entire school. Three years later, Keaggy was playing professionally with the Squires. He and his longtime friend, drummer John Sferra, founded Glass Harp in the late '60s when he was in the eleventh grade. They soon became known as one of the most innovative power trios around, even though they were never together long enough to break through commercially. They had a contract with Decca, toured the country several times, and had a growing base of devoted fans, many of whom were knocked out by Keaggy's lightning-fast guitar riffs and experimental sounds. At their pinnacle, Glass Harp was opening for such major acts as Iron Butterfly, Yes, Traffic and Chicago. It was a lot of fame to be heaped upon such young musicians, and it being the late '60s, Keaggy was exposed to and partook of his share of drugs. His life changed dramatically on February 14, 1970. While lying in a hotel room suffering from a bad LSD trip, his parents were involved in a head-on auto crash back in Ohio. His mother died soon afterward, and this spawned a crisis for Keaggy that led to his becoming a born-again Christian. In the early '70s, Keaggy took to testifying before bewildered Glass Harp listeners after their concerts.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

The Fairfield Four is a gospel group that has existed for over 90 years. They started as a trio in Nashville, Tennessee's Fairfield Baptist Church in 1921.They were designated as National Heritage Fellows in 1989 by the National Endowment for the Arts. The group won the 1998 Grammy for Best Traditional Soul Gospel Album. As a quintet, they featured briefly in the motion picture O Brother, Where Art Thou?. The group gained more popular recognition after appearing on John Fogerty's 1997 album Blue Moon Swamp, singing on the track "A Hundred and Ten in the Shade". They also undertook live appearances with Fogerty.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

I record Native American Indian Flute music and give lectures on Lakota Spiritual Philosophy.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Nashville's Premier Ukulele Band. Forget what you think you know about the ukulele - this little instrument can really swing! The Ukedelic's set includes uked-up versions of a wide range of musical genres: jazz, blues, pop, rock and country. (don’t worry, we play a few Hawaiian songs, too.)

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

SHEL is Sarah, Hannah, Eva and Liza, four classically trained musicians who happen to be sisters ranging in age from 18-23. From the artist colony of Fort Collins, Colorado, SHEL is sophisticated and youthful, emotional and lighthearted, classic and eccentric. SHEL’s engaging live show is marked with a prodigy’s creativity and a veteran's instinct for entertaining. Audiences delight with their unique songwriting style and fresh, new sound.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Everyone is curious to what the Future will bring. Is it honest? Is it urgent? Is it enduring? The Future brings all this and more with their sophomore album, "Grow Young," a snappy collection of 10 tightly layered tracks that will force even the most inept soul to cut a rug.

If you fused the dynamic vocal style of Prince with Spoon's tight minimalist pop hooks and a bit of Arcade Fire's heights of grandeur, you'd kindle a spark that is the Future.

The indie-pop quartet is made up of brothers, Adam and Jordan Culver, and childhood friend Eric Sadowsky, who left their native North Dakota to pursue their music careers. Picking up Bryan Feece in Bloomington, Indiana, the foursome then settled into the intimate, yet competitive Nashville music scene.

Adam Culver - Vocals, Synth
Eric Sadowsky - Guitar, BGV
Jordan Culver - Bass, BGV
Bryan Feece - Drums

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

For nearly a decade, Off The Wagon has enjoyed playing bluegrass music for audiences in Nashville and beyond. Featuring a steady rotation of songs by both classic and lesser-known names in bluegrass, the band cut its teeth on the stage of the world-famous Station Inn and other local venues. Off The Wagon continues to grow and delight audiences with favorite bluegrass standards, deeper cuts, and original tunes that put the band's unique stamp on the traditional bluegrass sound.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Irish and Traditional music. Not too formal, not too informal ... we love the music and enjoy playing it & we are actually hooligans of a sort in real life.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Annie Lawrence is a singer/songwriter out of southwest Virginia. Currently a senior at James Madison University, she is holds a minor in Music Industry and is majoring in Technical and Scientific Communication. She has the amazing privilege of serving as a worship leader at Aletheia Church in Harrisonburg, VA. Annie Released her debut EP, "Light Is Stronger", in November 2011.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Expert musicians, incredible singers and topnotch live entertainers, L’Angelus combines the best of Louisiana’s music traditions: cajun fiddle tunes for the dance crowd, saxophone driven swamp-pop, and New Orleans influenced R&B. The result is a live show that rolls along with what Michael Doucet of Beausoleil calls “the instrumental energy of a freight train that knows no boundaries.” And the band is all from one Louisiana family. Linda Rees got the group going in the mid 90’s with her four oldest children when her husband, John Sr., took a job in North Dakota training Taiwanese flight students how to fly jet aircraft.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Some artists perform at you, while others some seem to invite hearers in, both to share their stories and to be a part of new ones. Whether you chalk it up to southern hospitality or his "know no stranger" personality, Neal Carpenter clearly falls into the latter group. Neal's music brings variation in arrangement and melody while retaining the heartfelt simplicities of soul and folk music. All the while, a creative depth and commitment to connectedness and full living runs throughout. This shouldn't come as a huge surprise- Carpenter grew up in South Carolina where exposure to both country and soul music is a given. With the sounds of Kenny Rogers, Merle Haggard, and The Judds combined with Sam Cooke and Aretha Franklin shaping his experience, it's no wonder Neal chooses to include story and heart in his lyrics.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media

Regi Wooten is the oldest brother of the legendary Wooten family. He is one of the Greatest Musicians of all time. Regi the Legendary Lead guitarist, bass Player, arranger, composer, musician, showman, music teacher and guitar instructor is known by the name ’Teacha’ by many musicians in USA and beyond.

[Show More]

Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media