Jay Epoch
It began in the crib: an incessant, infantile wail tirelessly troubleshooted by exhausted, loving parents. Nothing found could placate the Jay Epoch wild child. Lullaby tapes were played. They failed to impress, let alone sooth. At wit's end but oft finding opportunity in difficulty, his mother thought outside the box -- curating a handpicked playlist of mellow hymns both classic and modern that, vetted against her son's squelches, were then performed and produced into a cohesive lullaby album the likes the world had never seen. The kid fell asleep, a music label was born, and the lullaby album went on to become a platinum best-selling record. (read more)

Anthony Pappa
Growing up in Melbourne, the Pappa household was a household full of music. Anthony’s Dad played in a band, and band practice was at casa Pappa: “I was always thinking music,” Anthony remembers, of this outpost of Italy within the new world of Australia, “because as a family the house was always full of music.” (read more)

Jay Tripwire
Jay Tripwire is true West Coast urban, and if you have ever heard his music, this identity truly exists in his sound.. (read more)