Larry Elder | en

Like so many other Los Angeles studio musicians, guitarist and composer Larry Carlton was faced with a choice a number of years back: whether to go solo and develop a name for himself under his own name or to continue the less risky, more lucrative existence as a session guitarist, making good money and recording with prominent musicians. Fortunately for fans of this eclectic guitarist, he chose the former, and has recorded under his own name for Warner Bros., MCA Records and GRP Records since 1978. Carlton's studio credits from the 1970s and early '80s include musicians and groups like...

Chase Holfelder is the lead singer to the band The Mile After who have released a CD called "Armada". Chase also released an acoustic EP in 2009 with six songs, some of which are acoustic versions of the band's original songs, and others newly written such as "Something Real". .

Helder is a Belgian one-man-band based in Ghent (B) and Oslo (NO). Helder is the alter ego of autodidact multi-instrumentalist, componist, producer and actor Helder Deploige. As a pop/rock musician Helder has been playing drums, bass, guitars and more strings with some of Belgium's finest alternative music bands: Sukilove, The CraB Four, The Rhythm Junks, Flip Kowlier, Het Zesde Metaal. As a music producer he took care of the entire music production of several succesfull Belgian artists like Kommil Foo or Berlaen: in his home studio he plays, records, arranges and mixes every single instrument himself. Apart from that Helder...

Box Elders started as the Friday night goof off sessions of brothers Clayton and Jeremiah McIntyre. Naming themselves after the bugs that infested the house they grew up in, they began playing impromptu shows around Omaha. Drummer and organist Dave Goldberg saw them play a free show in a park and was convinced to join. The brothers suggested that Goldberg learn to play both instruments simultaneously instead of adding a fourth member. It took some practice. In January 2008 they released a 7” on Grotto Records and spent several months of the year touring the USA. The record's off-kilter fuzzy...