A musical lighthouse, shining a resilient light for everyone that has had to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, Tropidelic has arrived on the national stage. Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, a city rich in character and music history, this six-piece performance powerhouse carves their own path with an independent mentality. Front man Roads, explores feelings more than sounds, seeing where the emotional travel can take him, while valuing being comfortable and honest. There is a sense of seeing where the music can go on every track they release. As an everyman-band making music to overcome life’s obstacles, the “goals” that Tropidelic made when starting the band have all been surpassed. Roads says of the band’s future, “I’m nose to the grindstone. It’s going great and I am going to keep going.” Recent highlight moments include a first pitch at a Cleveland Guardians game followed by a live performance for the entire stadium; an adopted highway in their hometown; producing two of their own music festivals (Sunny Days and Everwild Music Festival); tens of millions of streams of Tropidelic’s music; appearances at major US festivals such as Okeechobee, Beach Life, and Tortuga; tours with The Dirty Heads, Lupe Fiasco, and 311; and multiple performances at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

For Mihali, music behaves much like a living being. It grows, it matures, and it changes with a sentient consciousness and with whims of its own. And just like music, the Vermont-based singer, songwriter, guitarist, and co-founder of rock outfit Twiddle continues to evolve, using his gift as one of the strongest modern-day songwriters, guitarists and performers to bring healing vibes and unforgettable songs to the world.  His 2022 record, Effection [released via Ineffable Records], was a ten-track body of work that intertwines reggae spirit, fluid soundscape architecture, and invigorating mantras meant to be chanted aloud in a packed venue. With support from reggae and roots rock mainstays like Iration, Chadwick Stokes (of Dispatch), The Movement, The Elovaters, Jacob Hemphill (of SOJA), and Iya Terra, Effection effectively brought Mihali into the reggae spotlight, landing him on tour with SOJA and G. Love & Special Sauce in 2024. Continually growing and transforming with his music, Mihali released two albums in 2025 - his 3rd studio record, Before The Dream [May 2, 2025] and his 4th studio record Yestermorrow [November 7, 2025], both via Ineffable Records. The two records spanned Mihali’s musical and songwriting capabilities, delving into his personal psyche and delivering messages about life and vibes meant for a day on the beach or a smoke sesh with friends.  Before The Dream featured numerous huge names in the worlds of reggae, rock and pop music including Little Stranger, Tropidelic, Lily Fangz, G. Love, Brett Dennen, Andy Frasco, Seven Suns, Satsang, and Moon Taxi, who’s guitarist/producer Spencer Thomson also produced the record (alongside contributions from DENM and Aurorawave’s Nathan Feinstein). Conversely, Yestermorrow only contains two tracks with featured artists: opener “Sunshine Daze” (with Surfer Girl), and “Keep Going” (with KBong). The full Yestermorrow record was produced by Johnny Cosmic, who also featured on “Keep Going.” With a constant touring schedule and new music rolling out regularly - even while jam outfit Twiddle makes their long-awaited return to the scene - Mihali continues to expand his reach, touching the hearts and souls of anyone who takes the time to listen. LINKS: FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM YOUTUBE TIKTOK WEBSITE  

Beach Fly makes music for staying a little longer: the drive home with salt still in your hair, the conversation that outlasts the party, the summer that went by too fast. Warm acoustic guitars, easy reggae rhythms, and bright pop melodies carry songs about falling hard, thinking too much, and finding your way back to what feels good. At the center is Melbourne Beach, Florida, singer, songwriter, and producer John DeMari, whose coastal upbringing runs through the music: afternoons chasing waves, his dad's guitars around the house, and Jack Johnson playing in the car. There's a little restlessness, a little fun, and the feeling of jumping in fully before your head can talk you out of it. Before stepping onto festival stages, DeMari was interviewing the artists who played them. His 2 Minute Podcast introduced him to some of American reggae's most recognizable voices, including Surfer Girl's Carter Reeves, who became a mentor and collaborator. Built alongside his father, Pops, Beach Fly grew from local gigs and campfire jams into releases through indie powerhouse Ineffable Records and touring alongside Surfer Girl, Ballyhoo! and The Elovaters. The 2026 debut album, Flying, brought that world into focus, featuring collaborations with Tropidelic, The Expendables, and Claire Wright. Across songs like Crazy, Sun Drunk, and Get in the Water, Beach Fly keeps coming back to the same instinct; follow the feeling, love your people, and make the life you want to be present for. Fly high today.