Country

Terri Clark (born on August 5, 1968 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada) is a country musician. She grew up in Medicine Hat, Alberta and moved to Nashville at age 18. There she played at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge, where she got her start. She signed with Mercury Records, and her first single, "Better Things to Do," reached No. 3. Clark was the first Canadian woman to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry on June 12, 2004.

Matt Adey's sound is an eclectic blend of sumptuous melody and reflective lyrics accompanied by a powerful stage presence. Having recently played extensively on the London live circuit, Matt is now attracting considerable attention, both in the UK and the US, for his individual mix of alternative rock, blues, indie and country-style music that stems from his British /Celt /American roots and an unhesitating approach to songwriting.

Digger Barnes is a Hamburg (Germany) based singer/songwriter, performer and bassplayer (Chuck Ragan, Revival Tour and others). His music is influenced by Desert Rock and Americana. On his september 2009 euro-tour together with Chuck Ragan he will play songs of his new album Time Has Come, accompanied by a small backup band.

The See See are Richard Olson, Ben Swank, Pete Greenwood and Kevin Peyok. Formed by Richard Olson in the dawn of 2007, The See See’s members hail from as far apart as Lund, Detroit and Leeds. With histories in bands like The Soledad Brothers, Waxwings and The Eighteenth Day of May, what emerged was an exciting fusion of west coast sounds with northern drones, resulting in The See See’s unique blend of psychedelic, drone-inspired folk rock. Their second 7” single is due out in Autumn 2008.