A multi-talented singer-songwriter and visual artist from Mobile, Alabama, Abe Partridge crafts songs that are haunting and heartfelt. His gritty storytelling and unique voice have earned him a respected place in the Americana and folk scenes.

Afrissippi is an afro-beat / blues / experimental band based out of Oxford, Mississippi.

A Grammy Award-winning Delta blues artist with roots in Mississippi, Alvin Youngblood Hart brings a powerful blend of traditional blues and his unique style to every performance. Known for his skillful interpretations of early Delta blues, Hart is both a local legend and an internationally acclaimed musician.

B.B. Palmer is the visionary behind "Krishna Country," a singular sound that fuses Alabama honky-tonk with the mesmerizing textures of Indian classical music. His cosmic country is a spiritual and sonic journey, creating a truly unique space in the world of Americana.

Ben Sollee is a genre-bending cellist and singer-songwriter known for his deeply personal lyrics and innovative approach to the instrument. His music, which incorporates folk, soul, and bluegrass, is as much about social consciousness as it is about melody.

With his innovative approach to blues, Buffalo Nichols merges soulful storytelling with haunting guitar work, breathing new life into the genre. Originally from Milwaukee, Nichols is quickly becoming a prominent voice in contemporary blues.

The driving force behind the legendary Alt-Country band Blue Mountain, Carey Hudson is a Mississippi music icon. From recording the classic "Dog Days" album to touring with everyone from Wilco to RL Burnside, his songwriting and guitar work have left an indelible mark on the American roots landscape, which he continues to build upon with his heartfelt solo work.

An indie rock powerhouse from Florence, Alabama, Carver Commodore captivates audiences with their high-energy performances. Their sound blends elements of rock and alternative, making them a standout act on the indie scene.

Hailing from the historic music city of Macon, Georgia, Cash's Juke Joint delivers a raw and electrifying blend of Blues, Sacred Steel, Soul, and Funk. Led by the versatile Angel "Cash" Ocasio, Jr., this band brings a nitty-gritty, soul-stirring sound that is guaranteed to get any audience on their feet. Having shared stages with greats like Patti LaBelle and Jill Scott, Cash's Juke Joint specializes in high-energy performances that turn any venue into an authentic juke joint.

Christina Alford is a Greenwood native and a fine artist/musician. At her grandfather's venue, the Blackhawk School House, she learned about the world of music and played with local underground country and bluegrass legends. In March 2023, the Blackhawk School House was destroyed by a tornado. Christina’s debut EP is titled You're Not Crazy.

A gospel quartet from Holmes County, Mississippi.

Craig Adams is a Mississippi Delta songwriter whose music spins gritty, real-life stories into a compelling blend of rock, folk, and country. With a sharp lyrical wit and a sound that can be both ambient and raucous, his performances take audiences on an emotional ride from introspective ballads to full-throttle rock.

UK-based artist Dan Raza writes timeless Americana and folk songs that channel the spirit of 70s troubadours. His soulful voice and deft guitar work have earned him a respected place on both sides of the Atlantic.

The Delta String Band is a high-energy acoustic act from Greenville, Mississippi, playing pure, stripped-down Americana. With a sound rooted in folk, bluegrass, and country, their "old school" performances are a passionate tribute to the musical soul of the Delta.

Fust delivers a raw, poetic blend of alt-country and fried guitar rock from Durham, North Carolina. Their music, built on songwriter Aaron Dowdy's "small-town poetry" and the band's loose, energetic interplay, explores the gritty elegance and utopian possibilities of the modern South.

This Austin-based indie rock band combines socially aware lyrics with an electric live presence. Known for their emotional resonance and insightful storytelling, Good Looks has quickly garnered a loyal following across the U.S.

Heartbreak Hill brings the heat with a passionate blend of blues, R&B, and roots rock. The Memphis-based duo of Matt Hill (a Blues Music Award winner) and Nikki Hill is a study in contrasts and power: his gritty, guitar-driven intensity perfectly complements her soaring, soulful vocals. They are a versatile and electrifying act, equally commanding as a duo or with a full band.

Folk musician from Durham, North Carolina, known for his reinterpretation of traditional Southern music, with widespread acclaim from critics.

Jeff McCreary is a singer-songwriter in Cleveland, Mississippi. His music offers a wry and honest expression of life in the Delta. Drawing from the traditions of Bob Dylan and Townes Van Zandt, his deceptively simple folk and country songs reveal a profound literary depth upon closer listen, a quality recognized when his song "Delta Town" earned the Matthew Rubio Award for originality from the GRAMMY Museum Mississippi.

Renowned as the last living practitioner of the Bentonia blues style, Jimmy “Duck” Holmes owns the famous Blue Front Café, the oldest juke joint in Mississippi. His raw, hypnotic blues have made him a favorite among traditional blues fans around the world.

A true daughter of Greenwood, Lady Trucker (Peggy Sue Hemphill) is a powerhouse vocalist whose music is steeped in Mississippi soil. Dubbed the "Zydeco Blues Queen of Mississippi," Lady Trucker's commanding presence and original songs, including those on her album "Rollin' Up on Ya," create an unforgettable live experience.

Libby Rae Watson is a blues musician who connects the modern world with Mississippi's rich blues heritage, influenced by legends like “Big” Joe Williams. Her performances honor the past while celebrating the present, keeping the spirit of the blues alive.

Little Mazarn is an Austin-based experimental folk project that creates a uniquely mesmerizing and dreamlike soundscape. Led by Lindsey Verrill's heart-opening vocals and banjo, the band's music is a slow, deliberate exploration that blends traditional Appalachian roots with avant-garde minimalism, often accompanied by Jeff Johnston's ethereal singing saw.

Poet, songwriter, and Americana musician RB Morris has a distinct style that merges literary influence with soulful tunes. Based in Knoxville, Tennessee, his music is celebrated for its depth and narrative quality.

Renee Reed is a Louisiana-born artist who conjures a unique brand of "fantasy folk," weaving the Cajun and traditional music of her upbringing with the dreamy influences of 60s pop and psychedelia. Her songwriting explores memory, ancestry, and emotion, delivered with an intimate and haunting atmosphere.

Super Chikan is a genuine Mississippi blues original, known for his charismatic stage presence, witty storytelling, and handmade "chikan-tar" guitars. His music is a joyful, funky, and deeply rhythmic celebration of the Delta blues.

The Glass Hours, led by married duo Carey and Kendra, create intimate indie-folk centered on harmony and poetic lyricism. Their songs explore themes of time, memory, and human connection with delicate artistry.

Tyler Tisdale is a rising force in Americana, whose heartfelt songwriting and resonant melodies have connected with a wide audience. Produced by fellow artist Steve Azar, Tisdale's music crafts an emotional landscape that captures the essence of modern American stories.