Multi Ultra is an independent, alternative rock band based in Nashville, TN consisting of Derrick Wesley (vocals), Nolan Brown (guitar), Chris Bevacqua (bass), and Chrystian Kaplan (drums). In April 2023, Multi Ultra won Lightning 100’s Music City Mayhem Competition, and was chosen as Local Artist of the Week. Their single, “Switch It Up” was Lightning 100’s DJ Pick of the Week in June 2022. Multi Ultra was voted into the top 3 Best Bands in Nashville Scene’s Best Of Nashville 2022 edition. They have been aired on 102.9 The Buzz in Nashville and 91.9 WFPK in Louisville, KY and have been featured in local publications such as The Tennessee Tribune and Nashville Tour Stop. A multi-talented group, Multi Ultra takes listeners on a compelling journey of thoughts and emotions with every new release. A few of their influences are Cage the Elephant, The Killers, Blink 182, and White Reaper. They teamed up with producer Tim Craven to record at the legendary Blackbird Studio in Nashville. In 2023, Craven produced “It’s Not Summer” while recording in their home studio in Nashville. The band is set to release more singles in 2023, supported by energetic live shows in the Nashville club scene. Get to know the artists behind the music and check out the latest recordings, media, and more – never miss a beat!

Lombardy is a new breed of Rock N’ Roll born in Nashville, TN. Debuting at the start of 2021, the group consists of Mike Scott (Vocals/Lead Guitar), Jonathan Plevyak (Vocals/Rhythm Guitar), Nick Stafford (Bass), & Ryan Rasmussen (Drums). The self-titled debut album ‘Lombardy’ was released on August 13th, 2021. The band’s sound is drawn from personal inspirations across many different genres, resulting in a new wave of rock n’ roll. In just a short time since formation, the band has become known for their high energy live shows, bringing rock n’ roll back in the limelight. #LOMBARDY2021 Lombardy’s debut album release has shined the spotlight on their impact in the band’s hometown of Nashville. Lightning100 featured the band as their Local Artist Of The Week in advance of the album, 102.9 The Buzz debuted the record with a full album feature and interview with Andy Herrin, and Tomato Art Fest positioned Lombardy as the Festival’s local headline act.