South Texas singer-songwriter Zach Moulton steps out from behind the pedal steel after fifteen years with Silverada (Formerly Mike and The Moonpies) to tell his own stories. His debut EP, Faded Jackets, is a direct reflection of the years he spent grinding it out on the road, highs, lows and all the places he’s called home.

After a decade of playing dusty dives and rowdy honky tonks as the bassist for the nationally acclaimed outlaw country garage rock outfit Ottoman Turks, Billy law is set to release his debut solo album. A far cry from Ottoman Turks’ raucous rock and roll sound, “Alone Somewhere” is a moody, introspective dive into what it is to grow up. Though a much more delicate piece of work than anything Turks has released, Alone Somewhere is still largely informed by rough and tumble experiences. Digging through themes such as guilt, anxiety, longing, and indifference, Alone Somewhere is a concept album that takes a full circle look at the process of growing up, chasing your purpose, and finding your place in the world all while following an erratic love story. Packed tight with cautionary tales, scraps of wisdom, and memories both sorrowful and joyous, Alone Somewhere is a tale of self-discovery by taking the long way around.

Nashville-based country-folk artist-songwriter Joli Hope, is a gifted storyteller and performer whose commanding vocals and emotional deliveries leave listeners genuinely moved. With her clear tone and dynamic vocal range, she blends her folk sound with sensory-heavy lyrics and country storytelling. She has performed in festivals such as CMA Fest, the Wildflower festival, and the Texas Music Revolution  festival as well as performed live shows at venues such as The Listening Room,  Eastside Bowl, The End, House of Blues, Saxon Pub, Gilley’s South Side Music Hall, Live Oak, the Dive Motel, Gas Monkey, Guitars & Growlers, Love & War in Texas, Opening Bell Coffee,  Fox & Locke, The Pitch Meeting, NashHouse Southern Spoon & Saloon, Teddy’s Tavern, The True Room Music & Bar, the Commodore Grille, Green Light, and the Operation Kindness Gala. She was recognized by ASCAP and got to perform in the Belmont Fall Songwriter’s Showcase. Her debut single “Things I Wish I Knew” is out now! The single has recently been named a semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Competition! Link: https://unitedmasters.com/m/things-i-wish-i-knew. 

“Things I Wish I Knew”  has been played on radio stations like 94.7 The Country Giant & Iron Country and is currently in rotation! Additionally, she was recently named a TXSU 2026 Finalist. She has studied at the Interlochen Center for the Arts along with the School of the Creative and Performing Arts in New York and Los Angeles College of Music. She recently graduated Belmont University, Summa Cum Laude, with her degree in Songwriting, and will be continuing her studies at Belmont’s graduate school in the fall. In 2023, she was the recipient of the Dallas Songwriters Association’s 2022 Young Songwriter of the Year Award. She also wrote a song and organized a songwriting healing workshop for the COPE Foundation. Recently, she wrote a song for the UC Davis Hospice Gala honoring all of those who have passed in the last year as well as led a songwriting healing workshop for Evermore. Additionally, she has written a song for a hospice patient through the charity A Song for You and has sung door to door for patients at The Veterans Hospital.