In 2019, GSoul left JYP and joined H1GHR Music, where he’d change his stage name to Golden. He released his first album since returning from the military, ‘Hate Everything’ the same year. In 2020, 
he appeared as a contestant on Mnet’s show, The Voice, Korea, to the public’s surprise, and garnered much attention as he ultimately won.
In 2021, GSoul left H1GHR Music and joined his present company, Warner Music Korea. He returned to the name GSoul and released his EP album ‘Natural’ in the same year.
(From All Music.com - Bradley Torreano) Coheed and Cambria are a New York rock band whose music incorporates elements of progressive rock, pop, heavy metal, and post-hardcore, rife with tight hooks, clever lyrics, and imaginative sounds. They are led by songwriter, guitarist, vocalist, chief conceptualist, and author/illustrator Claudio Sanchez. Since their 2002 debut, The Second Stage 
Turbine Blade, all but one recording has been conceptual in nature, parts of Sanchez's vast science-fiction concept, the Amory Wars. The group's lofty ambitions resulted in Top Ten albums including 2007's Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Vol. 1: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness, 2010's Year of the Black Rainbow, 2013's The Afterman: Descension. Following 2015's non-conceptual Color of the Sun in 2015 and a world tour, Coheed and Cambria returned to the Amory Wars storyline with 2018's Vaxis I: The Unheavenly Creatures -- the first entry in a projected five-part saga. After a four-year recording hiatus, Coheed and Cambria returned in 2022 with the second installment in this Amory Wars narrative, Vaxis II: A Window of the Waking Mind.
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(From All Music.com - Mike DaRonco) Since the mid-'90s, punk trio Alkaline Trio have delivered urgent punk blasts with a dark, driving edge that helped them remain commercially viable without sacrificing their raucous spirit. Slowly ascending through the Warped Tour ranks into the early 2000s, 
they reached the Billboard Top 20 with 2003's mainstream breakthrough Good Mourning. They hit a peak with seventh set This Addiction, which topped the rock, alternative, and indie charts in 2010. Later that decade, after frontman Matt Skiba took a break to join blink-182, Alkaline Trio issued their ninth LP, 2018's Is This Thing Cursed? (Read more @All Music.com Click Here)
Mothica
(From All Music.com - Matt Collar) The stage name of singer McKenzie Ellis, Mothica is a New York-based artist known for her darkly textured brand of 
indie electronic pop she dubbed "Gloom Pop." Although active since 2014, she gained widespread buzz after her song "Vices" went viral in 2020. (Read more @All Music.com Click Here)
Singer/songwriter Amanda Pascali’s new EP, The Messenger makes its intimate debut at the Heights Theater one week before it is released worldwide. Pascali, whom Houston Press calls “one of Houston’s most acclaimed and promising young songwriters,” takes the stage on July 15th, 2022 to celebrate the release of her new album. The Messenger, named after the purpose that Pascali 
created for herself to share the story of her immigrant family through music, is a three-song EP dedicated to putting the un-Hollywoodized stories of America in the center stage. With her new record, Pascali embodies the passion and perseverance of so many first-generation Americans finding their way into adulthood. Support artist Charly Siaba will open the show with his songs, simultaneously gentle and powerful, that are packed with heart-wrenching stories of his family in Cuba and his destiny as a musician in the U.S.
Internationally acclaimed, bilingual singer/songwriter and 2021 Houston Chronicle "Musician of the Year," Amanda Pascali was born in Queens, New York, and is based in Houston, Texas. Often referred to as a "young, female, and Italian Bob Dylan," Amanda has released music and performed internationally, from the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. to packed houses in Italy, Romania, and across the Eastern hemisphere.
Charly Siaba
Cuban-American singer/songwriter Charly Siaba's musical journey began when he learned piano at the age of 6, and guitar at the age of 11 when he started writing his first songs. He studied at Amadeo Roldan 
Conservatory specializing in classical guitar. He has received awards in composition and interpretation contests in his native country. He has also worked and performed along with renowned artists such as Gerardo Alfonso, Johnny Ventura and Frank Delgado. The influence of Cuban and foreign music is implicit in his songs, working in all genres from Trova and Bolero, to Funk and Blues.
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in the Bible Belt of the South, where Faith, Hard Work and Education were the foundations of what his parents imparted on him and his two siblings.
