Andy Davis + Josh Hoge + Kevin Daniel August 29, 2011

Andy Davis's smart and seductive blue-eyed soul music weds indelible hooks to sly, incisive lyrics, creating songs that sound like newly minted pop-soul classics.

A Louisiana native, Davis released his first album, "Thinks of Her," in 2004. "Thinks of Her" struck a chord on college campuses, selling out its initial print run. In 2005, the remastered rerelease of "Thinks of Her" gained Davis national exposure and brought him to the attention of legendary music producer Mitchell Froom (Paul McCartney, Sheryl Crow, Elvis Costello). Davis toured extensively in support of "Let the Woman", both headlining and opening for Colbie Caliat, Jakob Dylan, Mat Kearney, Will Hoge, Howie Day, and NEEDTOBREATHE. The following year, Davis became a prominent member of Ten Out of Tenn, a critically acclaimed collective of Nashville singer/songwriters who joined forces for a collaborative tour that was documented in the award-winning documentary film, "Any Day Now." In 2009, Davis returned to Nashville to record his latest EP, "New History," which was featured in -- and inspired -- a recent episode of ABC's "Grey's Anatomy."

A thoroughly contemporary artist raised on old-school rock and soul, Andy Davis's infallible ear for hooks -- for a well-turned phrase -- and for the often irregular heartbeat of human relationships continues to engage longtime fans and win him new ones.
http://www.andydavisonline.com/

Much like his hometown of Nashville, singer Josh Hoge represents Music City’s competing spirits of tradition and rebellion. In a town widely known for the tradition of country music, there’s no denying that Hoge has found a way to combine that with some rock, pop and soul to make up his new, yet original sound. Spend some time with his music and you’ll hear and feel the collision of these musical styles that shapes him, and you’ll see the rebellious heart in the tradition of legendary Nashville mavericks.

In 2008, Hoge was signed to the upstart Blackledge Music where he recorded his first released studio album “Everything She Was”. Hoge cowrote 10 of the 11 songs on the album that was produced by Marshall Altman, and he worked with the likes of hitmakers Ne-Yo, Ryan Tedder, Dave Barnes, Ashley Gorley, Drew Ramsey & Shannon Sanders. Hoge has been the poster boy for a true grassroots/touring musician, playing an average of 175 shows a year, and selling more than 30,000 records out of his van in just a short 3 year span.

Hoge is not only is an artist, but has also written or appeared on songs for the likes of Backstreet Boys, Jesse Mccartney, Elliott Yamin, Lupe Fiasco, Blake Lewis, Chris Richardson, Anoop Desai, Dave Barnes, Matt Wertz and Ernie Halter.
http://www.joshhoge.com/

Kevin Daniel is more than the cute blue-eyed surfer you could run into down at Santa Monica, the young singer-songwriter has spent the last couple months in the studio with producer Mikal Blue to work on his debut E.P. "Dreaming 'til Dawn", now available on iTunes.

Before the release of his E.P. Kevin spent his time on the road playing the piano for another fellow singer-songwriter, Trent Hancock. The tour life opened exciting opportunities like playing before indie heavy hitters Joe Brooks, Jason Reeves and Parachute. Upon the return of the tour was the release of his debut E.P. where he finally got to focus on his solo career.
http://kevindanielmusic.com/

Official Website: http://www.jamminjava.com/