AhSa-Ti Nu is a multi-disciplinary artist, sound engineer and producer whose work is rooted in soul, jazz, R&B and gospel. Established as a solo artist in 2015, AhSa-Ti Nu performs music that slides effortlessly between soulful riffs, heartfelt lyrics and fun grooves that are undeniable. Her music is created to ignite, fuel and empower the spirit, every song keeps the listener deliciously in tune throughout.

For years AhSa-Ti Nu performed as a background vocalist with accomplished artists in various genres. Having performed with artist such as Yvette Flunder and Shirley Miller of the renowned Edwin Hawkins ensemble, Meklit Hadero, Sean Hayes, Quinn DeVeaux, The Stone Foxes and many more, she has become a veteran to the stage and recording studio.

It is AhSa-Ti Nu’s goal to push the boundaries of commonplace practices of injustice in American society, and to inspire others to do the same. In a time where lives continue to be challenged and even taken due to race, gender, sexual or affectional orientation, it is imperative to empower those who are oppressed. It is more important than ever to represent and celebrate the strength, resilience and perseverance that our communities have demonstrated for generations and to give voice for generations to come.

Dawn Weber has a mesmerizing, high-energy stage presence. This St. Louis-based artist has a background that includes extensive training in both classical trumpet and flugelhorn as well as jazz. Weber's style ranges from jazz, rock, R&B, swing, and salsa to hip-hop, electronic, and funk. Currently, Weber is in charge of four projects which flow seamlessly together while each offering a distinctive sound:

Dawn Weber Group: up to a 6 piece playing jazz, pop, blues, R&B, and funk.

Dawn Weber Swinging Blues Review: 5-6 piece playing swing and jump blues. 

Dawn Weber and Naked Rock Fight: 6 piece band playing soul, groove, funk, and fusion.

Dawn Weber and the Electro Funk Assembly: 3-6 piece group playing acid jazz, lounge, and swing.

Brand New st. louis top 40 band of recognizable professionals. From classic Motown to Top 40 hits, High Velocity is always serving up a good time.Core of the band is 6 piece, but offer configurations from 4-10pc

Born as Javier Alberto Mendoza in the state of Virginia to a Spanish mother and Mexican/American father, Javier's love for music burned bright from a young age. He started his musical career joining Warner-Chappell as a staff writer in Miami, FL. There he spent his time writing tunes for mega pop sensations such as Enrique Iglesias, Juan David, Ricky Martin, Rosario and more. The ever-winding path of life took him to St. Louis where he saw musical success with his new following. In 2014, Mendoza moved to Music City, Nashville, TN where he is embarking on a project as Hobo Cane. 

Hobo Cane was awarded a Telly Award in 2015 for Best Original Music in a docoumentary called "The Forsaken." He has also shared the stage with the likes of Chuck Berry, Los Lobos, Willy Nelson, Great Big World, and more. Most recently, Hobo Cane has found a warm songwriting community in Nashville with the Grammy-nominated Barry Dean as well as Grammy Award winners Luke Laird, Lori McKenna, and many others. Ever the dynamic performer, Hobo Cane has also performed alongside Nashville hit makers Michael W. Smith, Jars of Clay, Chris Tomlin, and Ben Folds, in addition to securing countless television and movie song placements. 

Why Hobo Cane? "According to the critics, I've always been too Rock for Pop, too Pop for Alternative, too Anglo for Latin and even sometimes too Latin for Anglo. I think that's a good thing. A hobo is a transient and migrant worker. I've moved from place to place all my life, and I was raised among different cultures and languages. I think my songs are influenced and enriched by that diversity. I want to help destroy the stereotype of any music. My mother's last name is 'Cañas', which means 'Canes' in Spanish. So that's me... HOBO CANE.”

Legends Undercover is the all American cover band covering rock infused top 40 with a touch of midwest charm.

Based in St. Louis, MO, Legends Undercover was started in 2012, and features Porter Scott (lead vocals and guitar), Steve Gleeson (lead guitar), Keith Ford (bass) and Ben Pitts (drums). Scott, Gleeson, and Ford came together playing in a hard rock cover band before getting together with Pitts and evolving into Legends Undercover. Their high-energy performances give a gentle nod to their hard rock roots. Covering music from mostly the last 20 years, with everything from Justin Timberlake to Johnny Cash, Legends Undercover is your go-to dance band. Their contagious energy and charisma have accrued a solid following and reputation in just a few years. Whether they are pumping up a crowd post-Cardinals game at Ball Park Village or serenading a bride and groom for their first dance, these guys know how to move a room.

Whiskey Morning is a five-piece country band with some of the best musicians in the Midwest. Suzy Bacino (guitar, vocals, original songwriter), Bob Breidenbach on pedal steel/lap steel and vocals, Michael Eisenbeis (vocals and guitar), Kevin Gagnepain on bass, and Adam White on drums, take country to a whole new level.

Suzy Bacino, guitar and vocals. Suzy is the founder of Whiskey Morning Band and a singer-songwriter with a deep love of country music. She has been playing in the St. Louis music scene since 2010. Suzy is also a co-founder with WMB bandmate Michael Eisenbeis of the original Americana band Fine to Drive (www.finetodriveband.com).

Michael Eisenbeis, guitar and vocals. Michael has played in many notable St. Louis bands for the past 25 years, including The Nukes, Shooting With Annie, The Who-Band, and The Lodge Brothers. Michael is also a co-founder with WMB bandmate Suzy Bacino of the original Americana band Fine to Drive (www.finetodriveband.com).

Bob Breidenbach, lap steel, pedal steel and vocals. Bob is a native St. Louisan who has played professionally since the 70s. Playing all over the country, from California to Louisville and Texas in between, he has played with the likes of Vince Gill and John Hartford, honing his dobro and lap steel skills. He plays all types of genres but his fortes include country and bluegrass but also swing and jazz. The bands he has been in include The Road Apples, The Bluegrass Alliance, The Lazy River, The Orbits, The Lonesome Pines, Colonel Ford, The Palominos, The Western Satellites, Mama Tried and Whiskey Morning.

Kevin Gagnepain, bass. This veteran musician is a founding member of Stir, El Monstero, Joe Dirt, Shooting with Annie and others.

Adam White, drums. Adam has toured with many national acts as well as being an active session drummer and appearing on recordings with Tiffany, John Waite, Randy Brecker, Sonny Landrith and The Born Again Floozies. Adam has worked with producers such as Steve Albini (Nirvana, Robert Plant, The Pixies), Charlie Peacock (Switchfoot), Steve Millikan (Ray Boltz, Bill Gaither) and J.J. Wiesler (Jonathan Richman, Chuck Prophet). Adam has played on numerous music publishing sessions for Warner Bros., Hal Leonard, Shawnee Press and Alfred Music. Adam has recently been on tour with Grammy award winning gospel singer Sandi Patty.

Awarded 2017 A-List Southern Style Band of the Year by St. Louis Magazine!