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Aka the “Australian Loop Monster” blends signature vocals, acoustic guitar flare and a casually genious live looping production through a cocktail of genres and moods.  With a large catalog of releases, thousands of tour dates, a rapid growing YouTube channel, charity and speaking roles - Carl has only just begun.  

"Boots and Hats and Boots and Hats" is just 1 of the singles from the latest EP release "Yellowly Live Once" And is on rotation on Australian Country Radio currently. 

Di Evantile is a musician working in different genres of classical and electronic music. He also has experience writing background music for films in the horror, thriller, and drama genres. Experimenting with timbres, musical instruments, and sound effects, he does not ignore the melodic component of the music, considering that melody is what makes the track memorable.

Leah Harris is a Canadian singer-songwriter inspired by the sounds of Alicia Keys, Prince, Amy Winehouse and Aaliyah. Leah combines Classic Soul and 90s R&B with a modern twist complimented by a light, yet inspiring songwriting style. Leah’s unique style has been publicly endorsed by musicians like Montell Jordan, Kabir Sehgal and Valerie Simpson, and her original songs have received over 350,000 streams on more than 800 Spotify playlists.

Primo Carrasco and David Beebe are a bilingual duo from Marfa, TX performing classic border music. They have been featuring on Anthony Bourdain's "Parts Unknown" and have produced two full length releases available on all major platforms and also on CD. 

The Noble Kind is an Indie-Folk Rock trio from Rochester, NY. The trio artfully blends thoughtful lyrics, vocals and elements of folk & rock. 

The Noble Kind started as three friends who played together for benefit concerts. The group began to write their own material and decided to record an EP. TNK didn't want money, fame and notoriety as the end goal for music. That's why the band donates proceeds to support partners who do "Noble" work. The Noble Kind is more than just the band, it's all the listeners, fans and supporters.