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Teddy moved from a small town in Ohio to Nashville about ten years ago to pursue his dream of becoming a country music artist. After years of performing in Nashville honky tonks, his fate altered in 2018 when he secured a record deal with Monument Records. He has over 100 million streams, appeared on NBC's TODAY Show, had his music featured in Rolling Stone Magazine and Billboard, two singles hit mainstream country radio, and traveled with Luke Combs, Jordan Davis, HARDY, and others. Today, Teddy is betting on himself as an accomplished independent artist with the drive to make people feel something with his music, and play live shows! 

Born and raised in Wonder Lake, IL, Jenae Cherry grew up singing in church and in choir. She was raised on and inspired by 90’s country- her favorites for talent shows always being songs by The Chicks, Sara Evans, Faith Hill, Shania Twain, and Trisha Yearwood. She also has always loved the melodies of her pop influences such as Michelle Branch, The Veronica’s, Avril Lavigne and Sara Barellies. Growing up in a musical family, it didn’t surprise her parents when she asked to move to Nashville after one year of college. At the age of just 19, she moved to Nashville to pursue a career in music. Upon her arrival in Nashville in 2009, Jenae waitressed during the day and played multiple songwriter nights in the evenings. Later that year, she started playing acoustic cover gigs on Broadway and then formed the Jenae Cherry Band in 2010. You could find her and her band at all of the honky tonks up and down Broadway 5-6 times a week, playing a variety of cover songs and original music. In 2013, following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Jenae released her 7 song EP “Around We Go.” She followed it up a few years later with a 4 song EP titled “Spinning.” She also released an “Orioles- inspired” single in 2016 called “Don’t Miss the Magic,” which she performed during a post game show for the Baltimore Orioles, the team her husband pitched 5 seasons for. She performed the National Anthem 3 consecutive years for the Orioles, and one time for the Cubs at Wrigley Field in 2019. For the next few years, Jenae spent her summers traveling the country with her husband, Brad Brach, while raising her 3 small children. When her husband retired from the MLB in June of 2021, Jenae jumped right back into the Nashville music scene, playing multiple times a week on Broadway. In the past couple years, Jenae has released 3 new singles, “The Tide”, “I Never Loved You at All” and a remake of her song “Pretty Little Love Notes.” Jenae Cherry still loves performing 3-4 times a week downtown Nashville at places like Redneck Riviera and The Twelve Thirty Club, and enjoying being home with her 3 small kids and husband.

Austin Moody, a fella with a blend of good things. He's got that deep respect for the roots of country music, mixin' it up with the soulful vibes of classic rock and roll, takin' a page from the likes of Tom Petty. His sound ain't your typical mainstream; it's more red dirt, more Laurel Canyon – real and raw.

What sets Austin apart is his all-American work ethic and that blue-collar spirit, making him not just a musician you listen to but someone you want to know. There's an honesty in his approach that resonates.

Now, this fella ain't just about his own tunes. Austin Moody's been behind the scenes, producing for Eric Paslay, Paul McDonald, Sarah Darling, and Jarrod Neiman. A man dedicated to the craft, shaping quality music for others to enjoy.

In the world of country, Austin Moody stands tall, bringing tradition and a fresh perspective together, a storyteller with a genuine voice that speaks to the heart.

Garrett describes his music as Northwest Americana, a genre that paints the roots and soul of classic country and other American music styles across the vivid landscapes and waterways between the Cascade and Olympic mountains of Washington state where he was born and raised. It’s the kind of music one could expect to find played around a campfire in the backwoods.

With intrinsic influence coming from the land he grew up in, Garrett set out across the country to ply and develop his trade in Nashville, TN. There he studies his musical heroes like Johnny Cash and John Prine, who helped make Nashville the songwriting presence it is, in order to cut his own section of trail in the American songscape.