Johnny Lloyd Rollins
Johnny Lloyd Rollins steps onto 21st century music stages with an aura many of us have not seen since the days of black and white television. His style has quickly gained notoriety: simultaneously evocative of Elvis’ charisma and rockabilly roots; of McCartney’s boyish charm, melodic sensibility and Beatles harmonies; and the honest storytelling of Cash. While these classic nuances exist, Rollins’ vocal vulnerability and songwriting are distinctively original, refreshing and modern. As industry insiders from music writers to A&R reps have discovered, Rollins brings back to music what matters most: a simple song.

This young pop singer/songwriter has the music world buzzing in the Lone Star State. Rollins has been featured in D Magazine, Dallas Observer, The Dallas Morning News, Modern Luxury Dallas and was named the number one highlight of the IPO Liverpool festival by BBC RADIO in England.

In January 2008 Johnny was invited to play at the Sundance Film Festival ASCAP showcase, where he staged two sold out shows at the Music Café and Club Celsius, and was featured on 101.9 fm “The End”.

This year Johnny is hard at work on his upcoming album, Kill 'em With Kindness (But Make Sure That They’re Dead). Read the advance press here.



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Arthur Godfrey
“Arthur Godfrey writes and sings night songs. They should be listened to in the evening. He is at his best telling the human condition. His voice is a raspy and unsettling instrument that demands to be taken seriously, and it is the perfect voice for his songs. Arthur is not kidding. There is something holy about that, about putting your heart and truth on the line in a song. He does it beautifully. I salute him. Broken Wings is a wonderful record.”
—Mary Gauthier, Singer/Songwriter

Arthur Godfrey may not sound like your typical singer-songwriter, but one listen to his gritty songs about life and surviving reveals the soul of a poet (Performing Songwriter magazine, July/August 2005). In 2001 Godfrey released his critically acclaimed CD East Side of Town, catching the attention of actor/director Sean Penn, and the two began an enduring friendship. Godfrey performed in summer 2005 in New York City for Al Pacino, Sean Lennon and others, bringing validation to his art and keeping him, as he puts it, “fighting in the ring.” The world is discovering Godfrey’s talent: He’s won the prestigious John Lennon Songwriting Contest twice and been featured on the Americana Music Association’s 2004 compilation CD with such artists as Willie Nelson, Lucinda Williams and the late Johnny Cash. Godfrey’s CD Amen broke the Americana charts top 40 in September 2005. Having achieved recognition among music-industry peers, he focused for a time on his musical play, If I Only Knew Your Name, which he cowrote with Edward Pittman. The play is based on 13 of his original songs and tells the story of two people facing abusive pasts and real-life hardships — ultimately finding self-realization and love. His most recent album, Broken Wings, held its own in the Americana charts the Top 20 — the only album at the time without major-label representation.

Godfrey now performs for such causes as the Southern Center for Human Rights, whose lawyers fight 24/7 against the death penalty. As Godfrey would say: To be continued.


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Eddie Elliott
Eddie Elliott is a magnetic stage performer who's had an ability to connect with people since he learned to speak: At age two, Elliott had befriended most of his neighbors, who said hello to him by name, much to his mother's suprise. Through choirs and clarinets and guitar playing and songwriting his love of music has never wavered. After earning a B.A. in English Literature, Elliott headed to Los Angeles where he recorded his first full-length CD, Just Flows, in a friend’s garage. He was soon playing opening act slots at Los Angeles clubs and attracting devoted audience. In February 2000 he recorded his second CD, Moving. He next released This Time in 2003. A steady stream of live television and radio appearances followed. In the wake of successful shows in New York, Arizona, Colorado and Texas, Elliott wowed a studio audience during his second Nashville appearance on “Americana Tonight!” which was recorded for syndicated radio broadcast. Elliott has shared the stage with such seasoned performers as Junior Brown, Slaid Cleaves, Shawn Mullins and John Gorka. Elliott released his fourth album, Without Blue, in 2007, and is currently working on his next album, due in 2011.

Elliott’s songs are straightforward and timeless. He writes about love, the lure of the road, spirituality and anything else that comes his way. He’s the consummate storyteller, his songs inspire and amaze and his voice is strong and certain. When Elliott sings you know you’re hearing the truth.


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