Debra Devi plays "dreamy blues-rock and blistering psychedelic jams" (Relix) driven by her soulful voice and expressive guitar playing. American Blues Scene calls her “one of today's top female blues/rock guitarists,” comparing her to Samantha Fish and Susan Tedeschi. Devi’s live EP, Jamification Station Vol. 1, reached #5 on the Relix/Jambands Top 30 Radio Chart, staying on the chart for three months. Devi has opened for Joan Osborne, Jesse Malin, Fantastic Cat, Willie Nile, Ana Popovic, Sarah Shook & the Disarmers and more. She’s a popular draw at blues festivals from Memphis to Montana. Devi is the author of The Language of the Blues: From Alcorub to Zuzu (foreword by Dr. John).

Danielia Cotton is an indie-rock artist with an incredibly soulful voice, and country roots. "Danielia's singing has the raw emotional power of Janis Joplin and the swagger of the Rolling Stones Let It Bleed,” says Philadelphia Daily News, adding, “Her songwriting places her among the top new musical storytellers."  Cotton plays homage to her roots with her stunning cover of African-American country artist Charley Pride’s 1971 hit “Kiss an Angel Good Morning.” Now Cotton’s version is surging on Triple-A radio, as the lead single for her upcoming EP,  Charley’s Pride: Songs from a Black Cowboy Vol. I.

The Outcrops play “a refreshing fusion of roots, soul, blues, funk, and psychedelic rock that sounds wholly new while comfortably familiar,” says The Aquarian. Led by Cassidy Rain on guitar and vocals, and Bryan Schroeder on lead guitar, The Outcrops play music with heart and soul, ranging from gritty blues to upbeat Americana. The Outcrops have opened for artists like Three Dog Night, Alexis P. Suter, Kat Wright, and King Solomon Hicks. Their debut album, Peace of Mind, “shows that The Outcrops cut their teeth on the music that influenced them, but they bring a fresh and cool new feeling to their music,” according to Blues Blast magazine.