Future Headliners
Today marks a strong moment for the independent music scene, with three distinct releases showcasing the range and evolution of modern alt-pop, indie rock, and genre-blending artistry. From cinematic darkness to hook-driven rock and sleek pop sensibilities, Elijah Cruise, Blanket Approval, and OUDi each deliver projects that feel both personal and primed for bigger stages.
Valories | On Our Radar
Valories is a Nashville-based alt-pop artist defying the rules of the genre. Constantly looking for ways to push the boundaries both sonically and thematically, she’s crafted a unique sound while also drawing in fans of MUNA, Paramore, Miley Cyrus, and PVRIS. While her lyrics are often vulnerable and dark, Valories curates a magnetic and high energy live show, never falling short of displaying her charismatic personality.
Our new booking clients
As part of our mission to become a flagship destination for independent bands and artists who are just starting to stretch their touring legs, we’re excited to announce the newest additions to our booking roster. Please welcome coldroses out of Augusta, GA, alongside Austin, TX standout Night Drive and Dallas, TX band Primo Danger.
Wyatt Goad | On Our Radar
Wyatt Goad is a country/folk/bluegrass singer-songwriter from Gainesville, Georgia, whose raw storytelling and acoustic warmth have quickly positioned him as one of the Southeast’s most compelling new voices. He first broke through with his organic, fan-driven rendition of Tyler Childers’ “Jersey Giant,” a version that went viral and later appeared on his 2025 debut album Summertime Sydney.
Rebecca Skelton | On Our Radar
Rebecca Skelton is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Northeast Georgia. With a strong foundation in classical music, choral performance, and the arts, she brings a depth of experience to her craft. Known for her heartfelt lyrics and gentle melodies, Skelton creates music that encourages listeners to find light even in the darkest moments.
Hooked Like Helen | On Our Radar
In a house in the woods on the outskirts of Sandusky, Hooked Like Helen began as the alternative rock brainstorms of Nikki and Jon Stipp. Shortly after relocating from Los Angeles to rural Ohio, and inheriting a small home studio from Jon’s deceased uncle, the duo became sought after by music supervisors for E!, MTV, and Netflix among others. Hooked Like Helen’s powerfully heartfelt piano ballad, “Liar” quite literally inspired the script for the motion picture High Strung: Free Dance (Jane Seymour), and is featured in a poignant scene in the film with a dance sequence choreographed by Tyce Diorio.
Blanket Approval | On Our Radar
“Music has always been a friend that I could talk to when i felt lonesome, a narcotic alternate reality I could turn to when the drudgery of routine and process has worn me down. I want to leave behind something interesting like that for other people, a friend that people can talk to”
Life, Values & Legacy: Our Chat with Zuko of Decatur
My name is Daniel Day Zuko… most folks just call me Zuko. I work as an artist manager and booking agent through our company Moredopemusic.
