Early Life and Musical Inspiration  Hailing from the vibrant city of Syracuse, New York, Sydney Irving emerged as a promising musician at a remarkably young age. Born and raised in the heart of the Empire State, Sydney's journey into the world of music began with inspiration drawn from legends like Taylor Swift, whose heartfelt storytelling resonated deeply with her. However, her musical evolution found its guiding light in the iconic Tom Petty, whose ability to weave personal experiences into compelling songs left an indelible mark on her artistry.  Sydney's passion for songwriting was ignited by these luminaries who seamlessly transformed their lives into melodies that connected with audiences. She was drawn to the transformative power of music, and it didn't take long for her to pick up a guitar and start penning her own songs.  The Early Years  Sydney Irving's remarkable journey kicked off when, at the tender age of 14, she released her debut album, "Hello Stranger." This youthful foray into music was followed by her sophomore effort, "The Halfmoon Sessions," in 2018, showcasing her growth as an artist and songwriter.  2019 marked a pivotal year as Sydney released two EPs, "The Greene EP," a live compilation recorded in an idyllic log cabin in upstate NY, and "The Ronan EP" with her band Sydney Irving & The Mojo. This period of prolific creativity laid the foundation for her future success.  Recognition and Achievements  Sydney's meteoric rise in the music industry caught the attention of both fans and critics alike. In 2020, she released her fifth album, "Relax With Fiends," which solidified her position as a formidable force in the indie music scene. Singles like "You Can't Forget About Me" and "Seasons Change" soared to the top of the Music Mafia Radio Top 30 Countdown, cementing her reputation as a chart-topping artist.  Her impressive talent has not gone unnoticed. Sydney Irving was honored as the 2020 Young Adult Artist of the Year by the International Singer Songwriters Association as well as Best Pop Artist at the 2023 Mississippi Music Awards. She also claimed the title of Best New Artist at the prestigious Syracuse Area Music Awards in 2022 and 2024 Best Pop for her album, “Unfashioned Creatures”, further underscoring her undeniable impact on the local and national music scene.  Live Performances and Collaborations  Sydney's musical journey has seen her share the stage with notable acts such as Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, Martina McBride, Jesse McCartney, Gavin DeGraw and Thompson Square. Her electrifying performances and magnetic stage presence have earned her a dedicated following.  One unforgettable highlight of her career was joining Barns Courtney on stage during his concert, where they performed his hit song "You & I" together. This experience exemplified Sydney's rising star status and her ability to connect with both her musical peers and her audience.  Instrumental Excellence  Sydney is not only a gifted vocalist and songwriter but also a proud Breedlove Guitar endorsed artist. Her musical journey has been intertwined with her trusty Breedlove guitar, which she received at the age of 13. Her partnership with the brand reflects her commitment to craftsmanship and quality in her music.  Continuing the Journey  With numerous accolades, a growing discography, and an unwavering passion for her craft, Sydney Irving is poised to continue captivating audiences with her enchanting melodies and evocative lyrics. Her recent single, "I Don't Wanna Fight You," has already received airplay in both the USA and Canada, further establishing her as a rising star in the indie rock and pop rock realms.  Sydney's social media presence and her website, www.sydneyirvingmusic.com, provide fans with the latest updates on her music, upcoming shows, and more. Her journey is one that music enthusiasts across the globe eagerly follow, as she continues to write the soundtrack of her life, one mesmerizing note at a time.

Isaac French is a musician and songwriter. He is also a father, a husband, a friend, and everything in between. The Vermont native turned New Yorker’s ability to weave heartfelt and relatable subject matter into soulful, melodic pop-folk tunes has made him a favorite in tap rooms, clubs, and restaurants from the Green Mountains to Adirondack’s and beyond. Since releasing his debut pop album Human Being in 2019, Isaac French has continued to hone his craft and sound. Drawing from an array of ever-evolving life experiences including love, loss, and fatherhood, tracks such as “Brightside” and recently released “Delaney’s Song (By Your Side)” showcase a softer, more sensitive side of the singer/songwriter. His 2023 single, “Drunk When I Wake Up” was nominated for a Syracuse Area Music Award (SAMMY) for “Best Single”, and was awarded the number one song for 2023 on 95x’s Local Spotlight. Isaac’s instantaneously catchy hooks and relatable lyricism garnered him the title of Vermont’s “Best Pop Artist” in 2019 and have put him on stages with Rodney Atkins, Danielle Bradbury, Grace Potter’s Grand Point North Festival, and Twiddle’s Tumbledown Festival.

Zak G (@iamzakg), a Syracuse-based rapper/producer/engineer, was deemed a "neighborhood vet & local phenom" by Syracuse University's 20 Watts Magazine. In 2023, he garnered over 180,000+ streams and 8,000 listeners, performing at 25+ events across New York State, including opening for Waka Flocka Flame at Le Moyne College. Inspired by hip hop icons like Pharrell, Donald Glover, Mac Miller, Chance the Rapper, and Tyler the Creator, Zak's music seamlessly blends genres. At the forefront of contemporary music, he combines catchy pop hooks with poignant hip-hop verses, showcasing a broad vocal range and mainstream appeal that defies genre boundaries. Notable tracks like "Get My Photo" became a pre-game anthem at Syracuse University's JMA Dome, while the fan favorite "Done Up" independently amassed 37,000 streams & counting. Zak also glues the Upstate music scene, founding "The Bridge Upstate" and organizing the successful "Upstate Cypher," drawing 100+ creatives from over 14 New York towns & cities. His mentorship at Zak G Studios, over 80 million views on his Zak G GIFs, the rapid sell-out of "The Awakening Theory" album vinyl at The Sound Garden Syracuse, and features on syracuse.com & Z89 Radio solidify Zak's position as a local inspiration. His story reflects unwavering dedication, talent, and entrepreneurial spirit, ensuring a continuing uptrend in 2024.

Born and raised in Syracuse, NY, Ashley Cox is a diminutive powder-keg who lives life like she's about to explode with positive energy. A singer, songwriter and ultra talented musician on both guitar and piano, Ashley Cox delivers passionate music that, at times, flows like a raindrop, other times like a tidal wave, but always immerses her listeners in absolute honesty and intensity. Ashley has toured with talents like MeShell Ndegeocello and recorded with the Fun Lovin Criminals. She's even worked with Russ Titleman, who produced Eric Clapton's Grammy award winning Unplugged CD. In 1997, she won the Syracuse Area Music Award (or SAMMY) for Best New Artist. The last few years have found Ashley touring coffee shops, clubs and festivals all over the eastern and mid-western United States. She has organized women's showcases in locations that vary from Upstate New York, to Wilmington, North Carolina. Ashley also continues to support the local music scene by giving emerging musicians a forum for their music. In the spring of 2000, Ashley launched her much anticipated, and well received, debut CD, As Above, So Below. The disc showcases the many sides of Ashley music and personality that covers folk, pop and alternative styles to name a few. In addition to releasing her debut CD, she started her own label, Ladybug Records. Her endearing spirit, and a smile that can melt ice, have given her access into people's hearts and souls and leave the listener better for having heard her

Currently residing in Manlius, Clove is a local songbird that has started to make a name for herself in the music scene in Syracuse. Leaning more towards an acoustic-indie sound, Clove is best known for playing in small coffee shops and cafes downtown and in the surrounding areas around the city. Her songwriting addresses topics that aren’t usually mainstream, such as self-esteem, being single and friendship struggles. She is hoping to expand her repertoire this year and perform at bigger venues in the summer. Mainly, she hopes anyone who listens to her songs can connect to at least one, helping them feel like they’re not alone in their hardships. Clove released her first EP last year and put out 2 singles this year. In the future, she plans to collaborate with more local artists, drawing inspiration to further develop her songwriting and refine her sound.