Stacy Mitchhart’s musical journey began in Cincinnati, inspired by jazz guitar legends and powerful performers like Little Richard. Transitioning to the blues, he honed his showmanship and rhythm, becoming a prominent bandleader and recording artist. His move to Nashville boosted his career, allowing him to connect with diverse audiences while performing extensively around the world.
Dida Pelled is a Brooklyn-based jazz guitarist, singer, and songwriter known for her captivating musicianship and authenticity. Since her debut in 2011, she has released several albums, expanding her appeal across various genres. Pelled’s artistry combines emotional storytelling with diverse sounds, creating intimate experiences that resonate with audiences worldwide.
Johnny “V” Vernazza, a San Francisco native, immersed himself in the vibrant 1960s music scene, playing guitar and bass in various bands. He gained prominence with the gospel group Gideon and Power and later collaborated with blues legends and Elvin Bishop, contributing to the defining Southern rock sound with hits like “Fooled Around and Fell in Love.”
Greg Nagy’s fifth studio album, “Just A Little More Time,” fuses blues, soul, and R&B with emotional depth. Featuring five original tracks and five covers, Nagy’s expressive guitar and heartfelt vocals shine throughout. The album exemplifies his mastery of storytelling, showcasing personal insights and musical authenticity, marking a significant entry in contemporary blues.
Paul Filipowicz, a Chicago-born blues musician, delivers his twelfth album, “Breakwater,” showcasing seven originals and five covers. Inspired by blues legends, his raw sound and heartfelt lyrics reflect a lifetime of passion. Joined by talented musicians, he combines energetic tracks and soulful ballads, reinforcing his legacy as a true blues torchbearer.
Jimi “Primetime” Smith is an accomplished blues guitarist and vocalist, known for collaborating with legends like Etta James and Albert King. Growing up in Chicago, he was influenced by family and mentors, performing since childhood. Now based in Arizona, he remains dedicated to authentic music and self-management, focusing on sharing joy through his performances.
Blind Lemon Pledge, the musical persona of James Byfield, draws on his influences from pre-WWII Country Blues, Rock, and Americana to create his latest live album, “Lemon Live!”. Featuring five originals and eight covers, it showcases his guitar and vocal talents alongside his quartet. The album highlights his enduring musical career and critical acclaim.