[From skyworksproductions.com] Bullethead is a band of purity. They exist solely out of their love for music. The band has made its name in Eastern MA, but they are eager to show the rest of the state what they have to offer. And what they have to offer is pure 
alt. Their music is driven by powerful vocals and a style that harkens back to the music of the '90s. The band freely admits that they are children of the grunge era. Bullethead was formed by Jeff Royds, his brother, and two friends in 1991. The name comes from a bonus track on a Van Halen bootleg. Royds, a bassist at the time, played until the band broke up a few months later.
[From Reachrecords.com] Hulvey, a twenty-four year old Brunswick, GA native, went from dropping out of college and scrubbing toilets at Publix to becoming Reach Records’ latest breakout hip hop artist when he released his debut album BRKNHRT. in 2020.
In 2021, Hulvey released his top ten album Christopher, his EP COMA, and received a Dove 
Award for “Higher Power” with Crowder. Following a successful run of singles in 2022 including “Beautiful,” “Have Me,” and “Closer,” Hulvey is gearing up to broaden the horizons of Christian hip hop.
This momentum has continued in 2023 with new partnerships and collaborations including the release of “WALK” with Lecrae; “No Longer Bound” with Forrest Frank of Surfaces which peaked at #2 on the U.S. Viral 50 Chart on Spotify, #1 on the Brazil Viral 50 Chart, and #19 on the Billboard Hot Christian Songs Chart; and a follow up track with Frank entitled “Altar,” which peaked at #26 on the Hot Christian Songs Chart. The success of these tracks has catapulted Hulvey’s catalog—creating viral trending moments for “Can’t Tell It All” and “Beautiful”—and led to partnerships with the Houston Roughnecks of the XFL and Twitch.
[From Milleroutdoor Theatre.com] Fusing Bruno Mars-caliber stage presence with top-tier vocals and wall-to-wall choreography, the men of Uptown combine the smooth stylings of R&B with the fresh hits of today in a unique and modern show that gets 
every crowd on their feet!
Born in New York City (the epicenter of contemporary pop and soul music), the group exudes unparalleled energy with their blend of contemporary radio hits and classic Motown music that is a true “testimony to the genius of the producers, writers, and artists of years gone by.” (Rick Sheppard of THE DRIFTERS).
[From All Music.com-Stephen Thomas Erlewine] Few new wave groups were as popular as Culture Club. During the early '80s, the group racked up seven straight Top Ten hits in the U.K. and six Top Ten singles in the U.S. with their light, infectious pop-soul. Though their music was radio-ready, what brought the band stardom was Boy George, the group's charismatic, cross-dressing lead singer. George dressed in flamboyant dresses and wore heavy makeup, creating a disarmingly androgynous appearance that created a sensation on early MTV. George also had a biting wit and frequently came up 
with cutting quips that won Culture Club heavy media exposure in both America and Britain. Although closely aligned with the new romantics -- they were both inspired by Northern soul and fashion -- Culture Club had a sharper pop sense than their peers, and consequently had a broader appeal. However, their time in the spotlight was brief. Not only could they not withstand the changing fashions of MTV, but the group was fraught with personal tensions, including Boy George's drug addiction. By 1986, the group had broken up, leaving behind several singles that rank as classics of the new wave era.