Born and raised in Mount Airy North Carolina, Ericca Latza is a country singer-songwriter pursuing her music career in Nashville, Tennessee. Music and writing played a huge role in her young life. Most days you could find her after school behind a piano at lessons or in her room filling up notebooks with stories. She quickly developed a passion for singing when her parents enrolled her in classical voice lessons. It wasn't until the age of 12 that she realized she could combine her love of all three. One night her dad showed her how to play four chords on his acoustic Applause, and she hasn't looked back since. Though Mount Airy (better known as "Mayberry") was her home, Ericca moved to Wilmington NC in 2016. There, she spent two years developing herself as a performer. She played on many stages that are local favorites such as The Soundhouse, Goodfellas, and Hurricane Alley's. While growing as a solo artist, she also launched a band that played on stages across North Carolina. In January 2019, Ericca made the move to Nashville with the hopes of learning to become a well rounded songwriter and a professional in the industry. It was't long before both her songs and voice began to draw attention. Ericca became a signed artist with MC1 Nashville/Sony Orchard in July 2019. She works daily to develop her craft by writing for both herself and other artists. She plays writers rounds at many local venues such as The Commodore Grille, Belcourt Taps, and Red Line. Over the next year she will have three singles hitting radio waves and being released to all listening platforms. ​ ​ ​ "I just want to tell stories that people hear and go, "oh yeah, I get that". To me that means being as genuine and honest as possible. I mean, Im pretty in love with the fact that I get to wake up every day, create something that didn't exist the day before, and put it into the universe to see where it ends up. There's some kind of real magic found in that."

 

 

Jaycee Lynne is a singer/songwriter from rural Missouri. She met her manager who had spent several years in Nashville and agreed to take her on as an artist. Jaycee began performing at shows throughout the Midwest and eventually began performing at showcases in Nashville. She has begun her journey to become a performing artist like Martina McBride and all those whose CDs she sang with as a little girl. She also has had the opportunity to meet some of her early heroes and is proud to call them friends. She tours throughout the United States, Canada, and England. Jaycee performs music that reflects a varied background of musical experiences. Most importantly, she strives to be an entertainer. She performs a variety of music from contemporary country, traditional country and gospel. She plays guitar and, from her days in school, she also plays saxophone. She has been doing great work for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital at several functions and her song, “Come Home” was featured on The Christmas With The Vets Website. She has shared the stage with Brothers Osborne and opened for Toby Keith, Tim McGraw and many others. She has performed on secondary stages for several days, headlined her own shows at fairs and festivals with her band, and done acoustic shows on major artist tours. She is always a favorite with the audience as she connects with the people who feel her genuine love of music and performing.

 

https://www.jayceelynne.com

 

 

 

Dallas Remington (Dallas like the city and Remington like the Gun) - Comfortably sporting camouflage or dazzling in sequins, Dallas Remington is a no-nonsense country recording artist and songwriter who knows who she is and what she wants. The Kentucky-born, eighteen-year-old thrives with a passion for life, her music, and her faith. Dallas’ vocal talents are marked by her striking lyrics and textured phrasing; her fiery verve and vigor comes to life in every performance--intimate or live. Dallas played more than 200 shows and events in 2016/2017 combined with an expected 100+ shows and events on the slate in 2018. Her debut country single, “Found Her Freedom” (released in Summer 2017) secured a slot on the MusicRow Chart landing at #60; her new single, "Never Turned Around," is on radio now. For more about Dallas Remington, visit http://www.dallasremington.com/

 

 

 

Effron White was born in West Memphis, Arkansas. He was exposed to the music of Bob Dylan in the early sixties, when the strange new sounds of that young folk singer came emanating out of the walls of his older brother's bedroom. A few years later, he staked claim to a neglected acoustic guitar his brother had gotten for Christmas.
In college, at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, he majored in art while writing songs and performing with his college musical partner, Elmo Sapwater, as the duo, Sapwater and White. After earning a master's degree in art in 1985, he began concentrating more seriously on singing and songwriting. In 1990 he began performing regularly in venues all around northwest Arkansas.

Website: http://www.effronmusic.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EFFRONites/