Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, the heartland rock band led by Robin Danger Vincent takes aim at the status quo of the music industry. Instead of throwing money at labels and ineffectual promoters, Robin Shakedown takes an organic approach to building awareness around the stunning drop-dead power of rock n roll.
Drawing inspiration from legends such as Tom Petty, the Bangles, and Veruca Salt, Robin Shakedown's music aims to make those in the margins more relatable and accepted in everyday society, Their message has resonated with fans of all backgrounds.
An incendiary live performance is coupled with the near-legendary prolificness of Robin Vincent's songwriting to leave the industry wanting more.
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Stuck somewhere between alt-country, punk, and Americana, Garrett Wheeler's music has something for just about everyone. Since becoming musically active and gigging heavily at age 15, Garrett has played countless shows across Georgia, Florida, and the southeast. Playing anywhere from acclaimed music venues and listening rooms, to dive bars where you're afraid to touch the door handles.
Garrett's last release, If I Don't See You for a While features a raw, unbridled rock & roll sound that marks a departure from his 2021 release Nobody's Singing Along.
The batch of four songs still manages to cover a wide array of subject matter, from reminiscing the feelings of young love on "Southern Summer," to the painfully self-aware "All the Good Times," a cautionary tale of why Evan Williams & Taco Bell NEVER mix well. With audible influences ranging from singer-songwriters like Ruston Kelly & Ryan Adams, to moments of near-pop punk/alternative rock in the vein of Jawbreaker & The Hold Steady, the EP is certified Y'allternative gold.
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The Lonely Few is a folk/bluegrass trio based in North Georgia. The band comprises Leica Wilde on the fiddle, Tyler Bramblett on the mandolin, and Britton Bass on guitar. Together, they bring a fresh and authentic perspective to the realm of Appalachian-inspired music, drawing inspiration from traditional sounds and infusing their music with a distinctive twist. Their sonic journey is diverse, ranging from soft folk ballads to foot-stomping bluegrass jams, all inspired by the landscapes around them.
The Lonely Few specializes in creating and performing music in the Bluegrass and folk genres, with a unique blend of traditional elements. They released their debut record, "This One's for You," in 2022, showcasing their musical prowess and heartfelt compositions. They are now working on an acoustic folk album as a three-piece band, set to be released in 2024. The Lonely Few has performed at various notable stages, including Forward Fest at Cherokee Farms, Get Off The Grid Fest, and the historic Hunt House near Atlanta. Their commitment to creating an immersive experience where tradition meets innovation sets them apart.
The Lonely Few is more than just a band; it's a community. They provide a platform for individuals who feel isolated or disconnected to connect with others who share similar experiences. Their music is a way to bring people together and create a supportive community.
