ABOUT
Emerging singer-songwriter and Nashville recording artist, Ryan Montgomery, released his debut single, “Drop a Tailgate”, on June 3rd and his self-titled debut EP on June 29th, 2018.

“I’m so excited to share these songs with you all...I chose these 6 songs to include on my debut EP because not only are they some of my favorites, but they are also the types of songs I want to listen to and be identified with artistically.”

Born and raised in South Florida, 20 year old Montgomery has been traveling back and forth from Florida to Nashville recording his debut EP at Castle Recording Studios in Nashville, TN with some of Nashville’s top session players.

Montgomery’s debut EP featuring 6 songs written exclusively on his own, has a country / pop rock flavor with his debut single “Drop A Tailgate” leading the charge. Fans are calling "Drop a Tailgate" the "Song of the Summer" and are already choosing their favorites from Montgomery's recently released self-titled EP.

“Writing and recording “Drop a Tailgate” has been such a fun experience that has allowed me to express and share some of the things I enjoyed while growing up in South Florida, specifically tailgating with family and good friends before the country concerts at our local amphitheater.”

Besides songwriting, Montgomery loves performing and has the ability to entertain whether acoustically or “rocking out” on stage with his full 6-piece band. He has an avid following with a large fan base and social media following who are packing shows and streaming / downloading his debut Single and EP...500,000+ streams and rising daily!

Montgomery's 2018-19 "Drop a Tailgate" Tour kicked off with a bang packing numerous shows near his South Florida hometown and will continue throughout venues in FL, GA, AL, MS, LA, TX and Nashville.

Montgomery has plans to be back at Castle Recording Studios by year end 2018 recording new music.

ABOUT RYAN MONTGOMERY

From an early age it was apparent to Ryan’s family and friends how drawn he was to music: drumming with any item that remotely resembled a drumstick, playing his guitar non-stop, listening to every genre of music available, and sitting in the front row at church just to be close to the band.

"Music has always been my passion for as long as I can remember. When I was a little kid I used to sit absolutely transfixed whenever there was any kind of live music available to watch knowing that I wanted to perform like that one day."

Although music was always at the forefront, Ryan had other interests as a youth as well. Growing up in South Florida allowed Ryan to participate in numerous sports and his athleticism enabled him to excel in many including travel ice hockey, basketball, competitive waterskiing, surfing and bodybuilding.

Ryan was able to successfully balance school, sports and music throughout his elementary, middle and high school years and as he entered college made a decision to focus primarily on both his college education and music.

“My family has always supported me and encouraged me to set goals and work hard to achieve them...I am thankful for the gifts I have been given and am extremely blessed to be able to do what I love.”

Born and raised in South Florida, 20-year-old Montgomery travels back and forth from Florida to Nashville writing, recording and playing live venues while also enrolled full-time at Florida Atlantic University in the BBA program. https://ryanmontgomerymusic.net/home

Nashville Country Music Recording Artist John David Daily's 2018 e.p. release "The Highway". With literally stacks of unreleased music from Hard Rockin' Country of today to the sad ones. John's has molded a sound that sounds like yesterday & the future.

Since their debut in 2009, country music recording artists Rhythm -n- Roses have appeared at the Gaylord Texan Hotel, Plano Balloon Festival, Wildflower Music Festival, Cottonwood Arts Festival, Southern Junction Night Club, Culpepper’s Steak House and many more concerts, fairs, festivals and corporate events in Texas. They’ve traveled to Nashville several times a year to write, record and play at various venues there, including the Nashville Opryland Hotel. Their new hit single, “This One's Worth More,” is now playing on local country music radio stations in Nashville, several other markets and soon will be heard in Texas.

Prior to joining Rhythm -n- Roses, lead singer Jennifer Marler opened for Charlie Daniels, Ray Price, the Oak Ridge Boys, Mark Willis, Neil McCoy and others. She trained with legendary gospel music Hall of Fame member Jim Wesson and Jayne Librand of the Image Factory. She began writing songs and singing at local opry’s when she was just a teen. In 2010 she wrote “He Was A Soldier” in remembrance of her brother, U.S. Army Spc Jonathan Emard, who was killed in Iraq in 2008. She has performed the song at Ft. Sill, Ft. Hood and the Rockwall Memorial Day Concert.

Her husband, Justin Marler, started learning to play the guitar as a young teen from respected musicians, including Scotty Ray, who plays with Miranda Lambert and is also Collin Ray's brother. Justin’s raspy Texas country voice has earned him jobs performing all over Texas, Nashville and New York, to name a few.

Sharing lead vocals, Jennifer and Justin can perform with their full band or acoustically. They are based in Terrell TX and always put on a fun, energized show full of covers and originals. To book Rhythm -n-Roses, email rhythmnroses@yahoo.com.

You can visit their website at: http://www.reverbnation.com/rhythmnroses.

For well over a decade, Cody Jinks has devoted himself to making country music that’s equal parts uncompromising and empathic, often giving voice to those who exist on the margins of modern life. Since first emerging as a solo artist in the mid-2000s, the Texas-bred singer/songwriter has steadily advanced from playing nearly-empty bar rooms to building a following so dedicated they’ve formed their own fan club—a self-governed group called the Flockers, comprised of 21,000+ members and counting.

With his new album Lifers, Jinks reaffirms his commitment to creating music with purpose and passion, all while turning out songs overflowing with indelible hooks and unbridled energy. The follow-up to I’m Not the Devil—a 2016 release that hit #4 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart—Lifers also deepens the spirit of solidarity that’s long guided his every endeavor. Rooted in a relentlessly vital, rock-and-roll-steeped country sound, Lifers takes its name from those portrayed in the title track as “the struggling strifers working long after the day is done…It seems they still dream.” With his powerful yet nuanced baritone voice and lyrics that instill so much truth into one single line, Jinks attests to the work of self-preservation in an often unbending world, and ultimately leaves the listener with a profound sense of courage

Born in Jacksonville, Alabama, Riley Green was raised on the sounds of old traditional Country, Bluegrass, and Southern Gospel music. He learned the spirit of songwriting and performing at a young age while spending time with his grandfather, Bufford Green, who ran Golden Saw Music Hall. Riley shared the stage with him and other men of his generation, laying a foundation for the songs he’d craft in the years to come, reflecting on the experiences of a young Southern man trying to find his place in the world. With a mixture of outlaw-rebellion and respect for tradition, Riley’s original music has already tallied over 27million streams to date while his latest music video for “Bury Me In Dixie” has been viewed over a million times since last fall. Constantly touring throughout the southeast over the past five years to thousands of fans, Riley has also built fierce support on social media.

Flat Head Ford
by Joe Asselin
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Flat Head Ford introduces a unique style of Country/Blues reminiscent of, JJ Cale, John Prine and Jerry Reed; mixed with authentic Chicago Blues.

Originally from Lakeville, Massachusetts, Sarah Martin is a Country singer based out of Nashville, Tennessee. Though Sarah has been a singer in the music industry since 2003, she started pursing music full time as both an acoustic cover artists and songwriter in 2013. Since then, she has performed over 2500 hours of show in over 100 different venues throughout the US including Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Ohio, Kentucky, California, and Tennessee. With her outgoing personality and passion for sharing her voice, Sarah performs both in Nashville, and on the road, wowing crowds with her diverse repertoire, original music, and big voice. Sarah released her first eight-song All Acoustic CD in the summer of 2016. Her first full production CD is set to be released in the spring of 2018 and will feature musicians working with the Charlie Daniel's Band as well as a musician who played along side Gram Jones on the infamous show "Hee-haw".

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T.J. Sparks (aka Anthony Barletta) is a fast rising country music singer-composers in New York. TJ recently released his debut song “Back to you”. His first song has gained much success by charting on the New Music Weekly and Grassroots hot Country charts. The exciting, newfangled track continues to gain interest from country music enthusiasts all over the world.

TJ Sparks is no stranger to music. He has always had a passion for it and, in the past has played violin, trombone and bass guitar. He was a member of many bands growing up in the 70's and 80's. In the 90's he formed his own group, unfortunately their efforts only went so far as the reality of life set it as most of the members had lives and families of their own, which did not fit into the world of music.

Fast forward to 2015. By Chance, TJ began listening to NASH FM and fell in love with Country Muisc. He thought to himself, how come country music is not getting the kind of attention it deserves here on Staten Island. Through research, he found out that there were many country music fans on Staten Island. He decided to start Sparks Country Entertainment and host events where country music fans could come and listen to the music, line dance or sing along, if they wanted to. He developed a country music following of sorts in Staten Island. Backtracking to the 90's, TJ stumbled upon the original music from his past musical adventures last fall while cleaning out his shed and thought to himself, we can countrified this awesome music and sent the tracks to various studios in Nashville who agreed that there was potential there. And so, here it all begins.

Influences

Alan Jackson is my idol, from Chattahoochee to Don't rock the jukebox, I just love his songs to sing and to listen too. My next is George Strait, Toby Keith, Josh Turner and Zac Brown

New single Signs from Singer / Songwriter Winner 2018 Modern Country Song of the Year (Female Artist) Josie Music Awards! Winner 2017 Country/Gospel Artist of the Year

Matt Farris "Ain't That Far From Now" https://mattfarriscountry.com/

About Matt
With an unparalleled passion for country music, it comes as no surprise that Skytone Entertainment artist Matt Farris's career has gotten off to a promising start. A heart for helping those in need paired with an incredible talent and positive energy has allowed for the early and natural growth of a significant fan base. All of these characteristics have given Farris a strong foundation on which to build his career – one that, at the hands of another, was almost instantaneously taken away.

Entertaining family and friends from the moment he spoke his first word, Farris's passion for entertainment has always been apparent. With an early exchange of lullabies for classic country tunes sung by his mother Sandra, the Lake Havasu City, Arizona­ native has ever since gravitated toward the genre.

After graduating high school, Farris moved to Flagstaff to attend Northern Arizona University and later to Phoenix where he became an emergency medical technician and certified fire fighter through The Glendale Community College Fire Academy – all the while continuing to work on his music. His plight for country music stardom, however, nearly came to a tragic end when an altercation with two strangers trying to steal his father's truck left both Farris and his father shot. "There were a few men looking to steal my dad's truck. We tried to stop them... At one point, one of the men pulled out a gun and shot. My dad stepped in front of me and the bullet went through him and into me. We were both extremely fortunate our injuries weren't more serious."

The incident put the importance of family and music into perspective for Farris, who formed a band with his father and grandfather – both musicians themselves. Eager to get back to his music, Farris began playing out around Phoenix, continuing to build his career and fan base. In 2010, he surprised the band by entering the Colgate Country Showdown, making it into the Arizona State Finals. Encouraged by his success, Farris made the move to Nashville to further his career in 2010.

In late 2011, Farris came to the attention of Skytone Entertainment owner and veteran producer Frank Green. His first single, Redneck Radio, saw placement in both the Billboard Indicator (peak #56) and Music Row (peak #38) charts, as well as holding a position at #1 on the Indie World Country chart four weeks in a row in 2012 going into 2013. His 2nd single, Resident Redneck, continued to ascend the charts and was nominated for industry trade New Music Weekly's New Music Country Single of the Year Award. Radio and industry trades aren't the only ones that have taken notice – on February 1st, 2014 the cast of Country Music Television's (CMT) My Big Redneck Family sported Matt Farris shirts on an all ­new episode.

Farris continues to play live as much as possible, sharing the stage with Trace Adkins, Easton Corbin, Trailer Choir, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lonestar, Dwight Yoakam, Darryl Worley, Trent Tomlinson, Adam Gregory, Keith Anderson, Colt Ford, Jason Aldean, Tyler Farr, Joe Diffie, Gord Bamford, Blake Shelton, Jerrod Neimann, Chris Janson, Brett Eldredge and more. Despite a full schedule, Farris still finds time to give back, supporting both the Make a Wish Foundation and the American Cancer Society focusing on Breast Cancer Awareness. After losing friend Denise to the disease, he started Denise's Day – an annual benefit in his hometown of Lake Havasu City, AZ.

"Giving back is extremely important to me. I love everything about what I do. But, more than anything, I love that it allows me a platform to better help those that need it. My music gives others a voice... I love my job."

Amy McAllister entered this world with her heart beating to the sound of music. Her first and favorite childhood memory is of being the youngest member of her church choir. For as long as she can remember, Amy has been sharing her heart and music with all who will listen. She keeps her childhood dream of being a "diamond in a rhinestone world" just like Dolly Parton alive, by shining bright and inspiring others to shine their brightest too.

If you know Amy, you've most definitely heard her say, "bigger than any dream we can dream, is the one God dreams for us." She feels she is living true to His dream and purpose for her and is having the time of her life, cherishing every single part of the journey.

Amy's album title 'Building Reasons And Dreams' honors the memory of her brother Brad. It features songs from the heart, that offer healing for the soul. Through her songwriting and music, particularly songs 'My Angel,' and 'Borrowed Angels,' Amy brings healing to those who have lost loved ones. With songs 'Shoot For The Moon,' ‘Building Reasons And Dreams,’ and ‘Dance Baby Girl,’ Amy inspires us to never give up, even as the tides of depression rise. She shows us hope, and belief in our dreams. Her music brings healing to the many hurting souls around the world and is the perfect gift for anyone who struggles with depression, thoughts of suicide, or in need of encouragement to live their biggest dreams. The lyrics are powerful, written for all ages and walks of life, showing that Amy’s true dream is to see everyone reach their biggest dreams while shining like the star they were born to be.

Upon the completion of her first album, Amy shows us she never stops, and became a host on the most-listened-to radio show in Southern Utah, as well as hosting ‘The DJ and Amy’ radio show. Then, television found her and she became a host on “The Edge of Southern Utah”. Amy loves to inspire others through radio and television so much, don't be surprised if you see her on a major network one day.

Given her dedication to "paying it forward," Amy reaches out whenever and wherever possible, making a difference worldwide, by supporting many philanthropic causes and charities.

One of her favorites, is honoring those who make the ultimate sacrifice. Performing for the Wall That Heals Opening Ceremonies, Amy will never forget the feeling of her hero Veteran's in uniform rising to their feet, rocking out, and singing along to "Let Freedom Rock", the song she wrote to honor them. Her hit song “Shoot for the Moon” was the theme song used at the “Embracing Our Heroes National Guard send off” to honor the military wives and children.


Amy is also passionate about spreading awareness and raising money for autism. She opened for Jefferson Starship, as well as Hall and Oates at the The Rock For Autism with recording artist Mark Leland.

Last year Amy was honored to pay tribute to the legendary Dr Ralph Stanley by singing his version of 'This Little Light of Mine' on the Grand Ole Opry stage. She will tell you it is one of the most spiritual experiences of her career as she felt the presence of many angels in the wings that night.


Amy still feels as though she is dreaming when she talks about performing her hit song 'My Angel' in honor of her brother Brad, at the 2018 Josie Music Awards in Dollywood. She is in awe at how the small girl who prayed to "bless the world just like Dolly someday" was standing on Dolly's own Celebrity Theater Stage being honored with the first ever Josie Music Award for 'Inspirational Song of the Year.'

2019 is already full of blessings for Amy with the launch of her non-profit ‘Building Reasons And Dreams’, producing her second album, and becoming a spokes-model for Confidently Ready by Josie Passantino. 'You Don't Have To Walk On Water' is currently moving up the Christian Music Charts and 'Shoot for the Moon’ already at top ten on Power Source Music Charts will be released into mainstream country radio.

Amy is on her way to the 2019 Josie Music Awards and can hardly wait for all the magical things happening on September 21st in Dollywood. She is honored to be coming together with other incredible artists and musicians to honor our Veterans at the award show that evening. So many fun and exciting things happening for the JMA's this year! Stay tuned to hear more!

On February 21st, Amy will be the featured artist on the Josie Show. Make sure to listen! There will be some exciting announcements made during the show!

Amy is also over the moon to be on the journey to The 2019 Inspirational Country Music Awards, held at The Grand Ole Opry on April 4th. She wishes to thank you for your love and support. This is her first year to be nominated and she is beyond grateful and honored to be a top 10 nominee for ‘Female Vocalist Of The Year.’