A.J. Fullerton is a Tennessee based Roots-Rock artist originally from Montrose, CO. Over the last decade he has carved out a niche as a finger style & slide guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer. Touring both solo & with his full band, he draws from numerous influences classic & contemporary.

A.J. is one of the fastest rising names in the scene having been named one of “75 Modern Blues & Blues Rock Artists You Must Hear 2021" by Blues Muse Magazine, & having opened for the likes of Robert Cray, Jimmie Vaughan, Samantha Fish, Charlie Musselwhite, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, Otis Taylor, Patrick Sweany, & many more. He has has received numerous accolades over the course of his career including receiving 24 Colorado Blues Society Members’ Choice Awards. Be on the look out for upcoming record(s) in 2024!

Erik is an internationally touring artist, writer and instrumentalist based out of Nashville.

Erik and his music have been featured by RFD-TV and Today in Nashville multiple times,  The Cowboy Channel, The Bluegrass Situation, Nashville Entertainment Weekly, and many other media outlets.

Grammy, CMA, AMA, and ACM award-winning country singer Crystal Gayle praised Erik’s music saying  “I love Erik’s music! His song ‘Good Vibrations’ makes me want to dance. Great music from a great new artist.” 

Americana UK called Erik’s mandolin playing “outrageous” in their 

Live Review of  David Starr & Erik Stucky at The Invernairne, Nairn on 6th May 2023. 

Influenced heavily by New Grass Revival and Lyle Lovett, the Americana artist proved his  ability to cross genres from Country, to Soul, to Jazz, all the while maintaining an unmistakable writing style and voice with his sophomore album, Good Vibrations (2021). Performing on the mandolin and guitar, Stucky combines his passion for lyric writing, folk instrumentation, and big band arrangements.

Meet Lauren, a rising star in the music industry whose talent was featured in NPR Music's 2022 Tiny Desk 'Top Shelf' and showcased her vocal prowess on Season 19 of NBC's "The Voice," where she impressed on Teams Gwen and Legend, making it to the Knockout Rounds.

In 2021, when her promising neo-soul duo project came to a halt before its album, “The Latona EP”, was released, Frihauf found her calendar cleared at a time when most musicians were getting back to touring. Previously putting words to melodies created with collaborators, she was alone, lost, and experiencing the emotional turmoil of entering adulthood after the covid pandemic.From the beginning, her vocal style has been influenced by Nai Palm of Hiatus Kaiyote, whose records she knows, "inside and out".  As she began her quest to identify who she was as a solo artist, Frihauf shifted her focus from keys to guitar, which she found to be liberating. Learning to play, “Cactus Tree”, by Joni Mitchell, proved pivotal: she became obsessed with open D tuning. 

Frihauf now refers to herself as a "Neo-Folker".  Her music carries an indie singer-songwriter essence, infused with folk and neo-soul elements, creating a captivating and unique sonic landscape. Her songwriting delves into authentic themes that resonate deeply with listeners. Surprisingly, Lauren's urban vibe stands in stark contrast to the rural farm where she was born and raised, adding an intriguing dimension to her artistry.With her magnetic talent, authentic artistry, and promising future, Lauren is undoubtedly an artist to watch as she continues to make waves in the music industry.