Isaiah Linder is a multi-talented artist from the Westside of Cleveland, Ohio since 2020. In January of 2022, Isaiah signed a management deal with Westside Productions and Is currently working on his debut mixtape titled "Just For You".

Isaiah has performed on over twenty events In 2022, Including a SOLD OUT headlining show being a part of a three date tour across Ohio attended by over 500 people.

Isaiah doesn't shy away from his emotions in his music and chooses to channel each feeling he has into each track he makes. He started to gain his initial buzz from his song “Scared to Fall in Love” and his first single with Westside Productions “Face of the Franchise”. In 2023 he has release 3 collaboration singles with CarterClouud and 6 solo singles leading up to his mixtape release. His debut mixtape “Just For You” is scheduled to release 6/22/23.

Jack Lutz is a 22-year-old Indie Pop Rock artist from Columbus, Ohio (now living in Cleveland), known for his blend of contemporary pop with a distinctive ‘50s-inspired touch, crafting a sound that feels both current and nostalgic.

My name is Camden Owen Yacobucci, better known as "Yacobucci". I'm an American musician born and raised in Akron, Ohio but currently based in Columbus, OH. I started recording my own music by the age of 17 and released my first mixtape "Strong Static". I was always so inspired when it came to music. It did something to me I could never explain. I couldn't just listen to it, I needed to create it. I started with mainly rap but then started blending my creativity and unique style with many other genres such as alternative pop, pop/punk etc. I now perform all my music with a full band and we bring an electric show to every venue we play at. In high school I tried to always surround myself with music so I joined the marching band and played the trombone. I could never really get into the songs we played so I ended up getting some cheap studio equipment and started learning how to make my own. Soon after, I moved to Brooklyn New York to study Criminal Justice at St. Francis College. After many classes, I would go perform and record new music in my dorm room. I felt like an outcast at school and didn't really talk to anyone. I often spent my time street performing in front of thousands of strangers in places like Times Square, underground subways, The Brooklyn Bridge, etc. This got my stage presence better and better and I soon started performing in small venues. I decided to drop out of college after my first semester in 2018 to pursue my dream in music. I then moved to Los Angeles to take my career to the next level. I push myself everyday to make the best music possible and never look at quitting as an option. With this mindset I soon could see progress in my music career. I always tell people to embrace and love who they are. Embrace the weird because that makes us unique. I make music for these outcasts, now all I have to do is make a career out of it.