Taylor Nauta's music carries the weight of Louisiana in every note, a blend of country, blues, and southern rock shaped by vinyl records, a guitar-playing grandpa, and years spent honing his craft across hundreds of stages. We talked with him about his musical roots, what drives his soulful live performances, and the stories he's telling now.

From sneaking into Baton Rouge blues clubs as a teenager to touring internationally, Will Wesley has stayed anchored to the working-class roots that taught him music could be medicine. With a sound honoring both blues legends and country storytellers, and a commitment to giving back through veterans' events and community outreach, Wesley represents the soul of Louisiana music: raw, honest, and deeply connected to home.

Brady George is a local country musician who picked up a guitar at just ten years old and never looked back. Influenced by the rock and country music his parents played around the house, he’s found his place in Louisiana’s tight-knit live music community.

Lance Woolie’s story reads like a Southern redemption song: raw, honest, and full of grit. The local country artist has lived a life shaped by hardship, faith, and an unshakable love of music.

Local musician Bubba Plauche’ found his start in music through an unexpected accident that left him injured. Picking up a guitar became part of his healing process, but it quickly grew into something more, a way to connect with people and share joy. Decades later, that joy hasn’t faded.

Aaron Day has a way of making listeners feel at ease, authentic, humble, and gently soothing in every note. With smooth vocals and an acoustic guitar in hand, he pulls you in with songs that reflect the struggles we all face while shining a light on the hope that carries us through.