Our Artists
Bee Taylor
Bee Taylor is a once-in-a-generation talent whose live shows have become legendary for those who have attended them. Now, her debut studio album will allow the world to witness that power. Onstage, Bee Taylor is equal parts lioness and songbird. Sometimes she stalks the space, a mesmerizing performer who is dancing, singing, playing instruments, and completely engaging with the audience that surges closer to the stage, eager to be near the fire that burns so bright there. On other songs she is commanding as she stands still at center stage, belting out a ballad that hushes the most raucous rooms. Music-lovers leave her shows as newly converted evangelists, encouraging others to see her. That word of mouth has traveled and now many await the release of Twenty Seven, which dropped November 15, 2024.
DeeOhGee
Nashville’s DeeOhGee are a rock ’n’ roll band—straight up, no modifiers necessary. Seeing the band live is like watching someone cling to a firehose at full blast or dig their heels in atop a thrashing mechanical bull… holding on for dear life, slowly guiding and reacting to forces at the brink of their control, somehow coming up aces in the end.
Ben Sollee
For two decades, Kentucky native Ben Sollee has been a multifaceted creative force, seamlessly blending music, technology, and activism. He has released eight studio albums as a songwriter, including his most recent, Long Haul (2024), along with several EPs and live recordings, showcasing his distinctive cello playing and global fusion of musical styles.
As a composer, Sollee's work spans stage and screen, notably his latest film collaboration with director John Slattery, Maggie Moore(s), starring John Hamm and Tina Fey. His music has been featured in TV shows like Weeds and Parenthood, and he earned an Emmy in 2018 for his score for the ABC special Base Ballet. His passion for dance has led to collaborations with Pilobolus, Keoni & Mari, and most recently, a new ballet titled Togetherness with choreographer Eric Trope and poet Ada Limón.
Beyond his musical endeavors, Sollee is a vocal advocate for social and environmental causes, partnering with organizations such as Oxfam America, The Nature Conservancy, and Canopy KY to champion people and the land. He resides in Louisville, KY, with his wife and three children.
Cody Lee Meece
Cody Lee Meece is one-of-a-kind. Any attempted label will miss the mark, barring one… ORIGINAL. A singer-songwriter from Eubank, Kentucky, with an incredible self-taught mastery of the guitar, Cody is both a soulful creator and a dynamic entertainer. His influences run wide and deep, from Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimi Hendrix to Roger Miller and Waylon Jennings - and all points in between. His stage presence is an eclectic mixture of endearing aphorisms and banter with his fans, bone-chilling vulnerability, and unapologetic, 10-foot-tall-and-bullet-proof honky tonk rock… or, as he calls it “Raunchy Tonk!"
Eric Bolander
Eric Bolander's flavor of Americana/folk music offers soulful vocal tone with thoughtful melodies that have staying power. Lyrically driven by life experiences, Eric's songs will give you a glimpse into his life and a realization that happiness can be perpetuated through pain.
Bedford
Bedford ain’t your daddy’s rock band, but your dad would definitely crank them up in his Camaro. They present thoughtful lyric’s delivered via soulful melodies, resting on a bed of energetic drums, moving bass and funky yet angry guitars. This Kentucky band with 2 lead singers isn’t reinventing the wheel, but they will roll it over your house if you’re not careful.