Thom Chapman is a Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist, producer, and visual artist, celebrated for his ability to create immersive soundscapes that fuse psych pop, dream pop, and art rock. With a formal background in fine arts and a dynamic career as a lead guitarist for artists such as Becca Mancari—where he had the opportunity to share the stage with Brittany Howard—Thom’s solo work channels these rich experiences into music that is deeply atmospheric and emotionally resonant.  His debut single, “Trouble,” is a testament to his intricate approach to songwriting, featuring detailed arrangements and evocative lyrics that delve into the complexities of personal transformation. Following that, “Velvet” expanded Thom’s sonic world even further—blending fuzz-drenched guitars, swirling textures, and surreal lyricism into a psychedelic portrait of isolation and allure. The single was accompanied by a self-directed music video, showcasing Thom’s signature collage animation style and further blurring the line between audio and visual storytelling. As a hands-on creator, Thom produces, records, and mixes all his music in-house, ensuring his artistic vision is uncompromised at every stage. His visual artistry is equally prominent, with all branding and visuals self-created, drawing from his extensive expertise in the visual arts. In addition to his solo work, Thom co-founded the instrumental project A Co., which has amassed over 4 million streams on Spotify, and is a key member of the indie art rock band Fox Grin. Thom’s music takes listeners on a journey through layered melodies, emotional depth, and vivid storytelling, offering a distinctive and transformative experience. Discover more of Thom Chapman’s world of music and art at www.thomchapman.com & follow the white rabbit at www.linktree.com/thomchapmanmusic.

In Addition to years of being in the bands Bruns and Churchill, producing and writing songs for a wide array of Artists including Devon Gillfillian, Colin Elmore, Phillip Phillips, Neffex and Striking Matches, to name a few, Tim Bruns has recently felt the pull to simplify and return to his organic roots, beginning with Hanging By A Thread. Co-written and performed with Lollies, Hanging By A Thread is the first of many to showcase the more delicate and dynamic side of Tim Bruns artistry.

Formed by brothers Ben Ford and Michael Ford, Jr., Airpark is a Nashville-based duo whose songs explore the wide expanse of forward-thinking pop music. It's a sound that's both timely and timeless, rooted in sharp grooves one minute and dreamily rounded edges the next. Over the course of time, the Fords have created music that's honest and ever-evolving, glued together by nuanced arrangements, an attention to melody, and the refusal to make the same record twice. With the release of their debut album, Prehistoric Feeling - featuring production from Tennis, St. Lucia, and Eric Cannata (Young The Giant) - Ben and Michael double down on their unique brand of pop. Appearances from Eric Cannata (Young The Giant), Jean-Philip Grobler (St. Lucia) and Jessie Baylin provide inimitable flourishes to the eleven song debut. Their follow up offering - a tight yet eclectic EP entitled, ‘Dream Girl 101’ - stands in strong opposition against today’s exponentially growing use of AI created and enhanced recordings.  Rather, the Ford Brothers have gone the complete opposite direction, leaning heavily into recording carefully crafted songs live-to-tape in a room full of musicians. In doing so, they’ve fully embraced the charm, mystery, imperfections, and vulnerability that this approach undoubtedly yields. It’s an alchemy utilized by the greats and explains why those recordings still resonate so strongly decades later. The end result is undoubtedly the brothers most arresting and unfiltered work to date.