Tom Fuller "Waterfall" "As a songwriter, the challenge for me is always 'How do I tell a story that sparks universal imagination?'" says Fuller, who reveals the deeply personal inspiration behind "Waterfall." "I wrote it coming out of a difficult relationship, and it's about the never-ending love I have for my daughter. We're often separated by long distances, but I miss her greatly. The song represents the waterfall of life flowing down to places unknown, but at the same tim

Theresa "Kiss Kiss" "As you might have guessed, "Kiss Kiss" is all about KISSING! Co-written with my good friends Mike Cash (Electric Bodega) and Jesse Blum (MisterWives), I wanted to capture all the excitement that comes with having a crush and wrap it up into a piece of bubblicious pop music. Crushes are so much fun and infectious and I think that we nailed creating a song that you can totally sing along with - dancing around the house in your pajamas - hairbrush in hand!"

Local Nomad "Gates" "A song that sounded romantic became an anthem of friendship. "Gates" is ultimately a song about trying to help someone out of a dark place and the different hurdles we need to jump to overcome hardship. It's an essential piece from my upcoming self-titled LOCAL NOMAD EP out on July 10th." - Local Nomad For More Info: Facebook Twitter Instagram Spotify Video Pre-Order / Pre-Save the LOCAL NOMAD EP #artistspotlight

Cooper Phillip "Not Perfect" '"Not perfect" is about self love and finding unique qualities about yourself that make you YOU. There is no need to modify who you are just to fit in with the society's normal. You have to stay true to who you are and carry yourself with pride, with dignity." - Cooper Phillip For More on Cooper: Website Twitter Spotify Buy or Stream Video #artistspotlight

Laine Hardy "Ground I Grew Up On" "What I love most about "Ground I Grew Up On" is that it's spot on what I love to do and how I grew up, hanging with all my buddies on the river and just having a good time!" says Laine. I hope this song gives you an idea of where I grew up on the Bayou, running through the fields with my cousins and fishing on Lake Maurepas. Louisiana is always going to be in my heart, and I want to just keep making Louisianans proud." - Laine Hardy For Mo

Corinne Cook "Yes I Can" The official video for recent single, "Yes I Can," was released in March in support of and honoring strong women for their contributions to history, culture and society such as Rosa Parks, Susan B. Anthony, Amelia Earhart, and Sally Ride during Women's History Month by Country music artist and songwriter, Corinne Cook. "Yes I Can" was penned by songwriters Hugh James Hardman, Rick Mathews, and Steve Belkin. The video was produced and directed by Nina

Liz Kennedy "Hello Romance" "I liked the idea of speaking to romance as though romance were a person. A friend you can't depend on, a friend always welcomed back. When I wrote this I wasn't sure how it would go for the players in this story. However, I figured out later that I'm probably the woman and the man Michael. Important things happen in restaurants. A romantic dinner can bring such hope to an evening, to a life. We met at dinner on a blind date with some mutual frien

Pete Muller "Not Your Man" "Have you ever been in a relationship where you incredibly attracted to someone, but they're just not good for you? Someone you can't stop thinking about? Someone that it's very hard to say no to?" For More on Pete: Get The New Album! Website Facebook Instagram #artistspotlight

Sir Ivan "Happy Together" "I chose 'Happy Together' because it is one of my favorite songs from the 60's. The lyrics are so simple, yet so powerful." Sir Ivan insists that we can all be 'Happy Together' even when we are apart, as many of us are now. This remake of the 1967 widely acclaimed, #1 hit song by The Turtles, sets the stage for 2020. As we enter into a brand new decade, Sir Ivan hopes that 'Happy Together' will continue to bring more peace and unity to all in the

Joel Rafael "One Vote, One Name" "Our vote is our voice. It is our most important right, and the only way we can bring about progressive change for ourselves and our fellow citizens. Though this song was first written during the struggles in South Africa to end Apartheid, it is equally relevant now as I find myself concerned about the same kinds of things in this country, from voter suppression, to voter exclusion. 'One vote, one name' is our right to claim, and defend." - J