Originating as a solo project by singer/songwriter Ashton May (also of The Hearsay), Cash Honey transformed into the vibrant fusion of old-school rock-n-roll and femme-fronted rock it is today in the summer of 2024.

The lineup came together when Ashton joined up with drummer Airis Broughton (formerly bandmates in Atlanta band, Suspect Raptor) and bassist Shannon McNairy, alongside powerhouse vocalist Sophie Simpson and guitarist Schuyler Heflin (both formerly of The Smoke and The Static). This dynamic group of five queer women brings a unique edge to their sound, blending classic rock influences with a contemporary flair and pop-influenced melodies that is soulful, sensual, and seductive.

Cash Honey is proud to be part of the rising wave of queer music reshaping the industry. Their upcoming debut album promises to deliver a fresh and electrifying take on rock and roll that is both nostalgic and fiercely modern. Releasing on 2/20/26, their debut single "Say You Love Me" perfectly showcases the catchy guitar riffs, stunning vocals, tight harmonies, groovy rhythm, and raw, garage rock sensibility that has become the band's calling card.

Atlanta alt-rocker Beau Anderson has been playing in bands since he was ten, and now in his mid-twenties is a seasoned road dog. With his previous projects (Seven Year Witch and The Twotakes in particular), Anderson has toured with Buckcherry, Hinder, and Adelitas Way, and has shared bills with rock heavy-hitters like Sevendust, Molly Hatchet, Everclear, Eve 6, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Sebastian Bach, Quiet Riot, Gin Blossoms, Spin Doctors, Winger, Of Montreal, Escape the Fate and more.

Formed in Atlanta, Georgia, greywater blends shoegaze, grunge, and metal into a single alt-rock act. Drawing core inspiration from artists like Alice in Chains, Deftones, and Chevelle, the band is composed of members Ethan Powell (Bass), Walker Smith (Vocals, Guitar), Aubrey Dean (Guitar), and Jack Overstreet (Drums).

In 2025, greywater released their first EP, Jamerson Road Demos, an experimental project blending sludgy guitars, melodic hooks, and a raw Southern edge. Greywater delivers high-energy live shows built for dark rooms and loud amps.

The band is currently writing their second project, which can be expected in 2026.