It’s rhinestone cowgirl glam topped off with a well-worn baseball cap.  It’s a sweet South Carolina low country drawl, punctuated with raucous laughter and a few well-placed swears.  It’s a tender vulnerability exposed by life’s hard knocks, and the gritty swagger of a survivor.  It’s a lot of things, but no words can distill the essence of Bridgette Tatum better than the woman’s own: “Sex, church, and chicken.  That’s what it’s all about.”

The firecracker brunette was raised on the tent revival brand of soul-shaking gospel, swirling with the Holy Spirit and saturated with raw passion.  Music coursed through her veins, seeping deep into her bones, and manifesting as the powerful sultry wailing and soulful crooning that brand Bridgette’s sound uniquely as her own.  “Music is what I was put on this earth to do,” she explains, “and it comes from something much bigger than me.  I’m just a vessel for the music.”
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It doesn’t take long to realize that Quarterback/Moxy Records recording artist, Chelsea Field, has what it takes to make it as a star in the music business:  the voice, the songs, the looks…  In fact, all one really has to do is watch this striking entertainer perform in front of a crowd for a song or two and it becomes more than obvious that she has the talent to succeed.  But Chelsea also possesses something a little less evident; something that goes far beyond common surface-level comparisons.  It’s a rare combination of qualities shared by those same artists that have topped the charts and filled the airwaves for decades.  
 

“Strong-willed”… “Fearless”…  “Opinionated and ambitious”…  “Passionate and personable”...  These are just a few of the traits that have been used to describe Chelsea Field, both on stage and off.  Regardless of how one chooses to phrase it, the truth is that Chelsea knows exactly what she wants as an artist and as a person, and she has little fear about achieving any of her goals.  After all, when your first job is selling construction door-to-door as a teenager, you learn a quick thing or two about persistence and the value of hard work. 
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The four young men of TelluRide have catapulted to the top of the competitive Nashville music scene since forming in 2006.

TelluRide has played more than 300 shows, including opening for such acts as LeAnn Rimes, Billy Ray Cyrus, Little Big Town, and Lonestar, just to name a few. The band has also opened for such legendary rock groups as Foreigner and REO Speedwagon.

Band members Adam Craig, Cain Hall, Ryan Jones, Jimi Hendrix, and Brian Smith came together in Nashville in August 2006 to form a new group with the harmonies that define country music and with an explosive energy that is causing a stir in the music industry.
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As a young boy, Frank Ortega dreamed of what it might be like to some day be a country music star.  Today, Ortega is living that dream by bringing back the traditional honky tonk bar sound that country music once had. 

Growing up in the Sunshine State of Arizona, Ortega spent many afternoons listening to the classic country greats like Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Marty Robbins, and Buck Owens, which his father played day after day.   

“They were just such simple songs about what is real,” notes Ortega.  “Some of my greatest memories growing up were walking in the door, hearing that music being played very loud, and smelling my Mother’s cookin’ in the kitchen – couldn’t beat it. My Daddy would be singing and playing along with his old acoustic guitar in his hands.  Even though he knew just three chords, it didn’t matter.” 
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  TRENT WILLMON                           DAVID BALL

 TY HERNDON                               LUCY ANGEL

 MARK MCGUINN                              LORRIE MORGAN

 ZONA JONES                                       OAK RIDGE BOYS

STEPHEN COCHRAN         KATIE ARMIGER