Overview
Clay Street Unit
"Whenever we're onstage, we're just trying to throw a party," says Clay Street Unit's Sam Walker. "Life's hard enough already. We want to remind people to let loose, love each other, and enjoy themselves."
""Celebration. Catharsis. Friendship. It's all part of Sin & Squalor, Clay Street Unit's full-length debut. Recorded in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and inspired by the sounds of the Appalachians, it's a record that blurs the borders between genre and geography. The result is a singular interpretation of American roots music — a sound that mixes the acoustic instrumentation of bluegrass and folk with the amplified energy of Americana and country. Driven forward by drums, sharp songwriting, and the chemistry of six good friends and musical brothers who've shared countless hours on stage, Sin & Squalor doesn't just nod to Clay Street Unit's wide spread of influences; it reshapes them into something new.
Jason Scott & the High Heat
Every artist has a story. When it comes to Jason Scott & The High Heat, it seems there are a whole lot of stories, but the one that makes you want to look the most is this modern Americana band’s frontman is a former Pentecostal worship pastor turned road dog.
Along with his band, The High Heat, Jason Scott might not be preaching to a congregation anymore, but he’s still capturing the attention of large groups of people via his music. Jason Scott & The High Heat hail from Oklahoma and they’re putting in the work, heavily touring to bring their rockin’ roadhouse sound everywhere they can. Their shows combine expert storytelling with energetic performances that leave audiences wanting more.
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