Stacy Mitchhart, a Cincinnati-born blues guitarist, draws inspiration from jazz legends and performers like Little Richard. His journey evolved through impactful influences, shaping his dynamic stage presence and groove-centric sound. After establishing a strong foothold in Cincinnati’s blues scene, he moved to Nashville, where he continues to engage diverse audiences with unparalleled energy and commitment.
Earl “Guitar” Williams, a veteran of the soul blues scene from Bessemer, Alabama, has released his fourth album, “The Soul King of Bessemer, AL,” produced by Jimbo Mathus. The ten tracks include seven originals and three covers, showcasing Williams’ diverse musical range and storytelling, reinforced by the Crimestoppers’ harmonies.
Gina Coleman, a South Bronx native, transformed from a school music student to a renowned blues artist. Starting her journey after winning a local open mic, she founded Misty Blues, celebrating original and traditional blues. Garnering multiple accolades and recording numerous albums, she now embarks on a solo career, honoring blues history through her music.