Shane Smith and The Saints
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Honey County
Honey County
Honey County
Southwest Airlines® hosted Honey County's Dani Rose on a flight from Nashville to LaGuardia Airport in New York, where she serenaded Customers with Honey County's viral hit "Got It From My Mama," leading into Mother’s Day weekend.
- Rose first connected with Southwest after the airline posted a TikTok sharing Captain Holly Petitt and First Officer Keely Petitt's story to the tune of "Got It From My Mama."
- For a full circle moment and to further honor mothers and mother figures, Southwest’s first-ever mother/daughter Pilot duo, Captain Holly Petitt and First Officer Keely Petitt, piloted the flight for Honey County’s Live at 35 performance.
- Rose met The Petitts outside of the gate area before they boarded this flight and then she stopped at the gate to teach Customers and Southwest Airlines Employees the TikTok dance to "Got It From My Mama."
"When I saw that Southwest used ‘Got It From My Mama’ to celebrate their first-ever mother/daughter Pilot duo, I immediately got teary-eyed," Rose shares. "I love the way Southwest celebrates, and it was an amazing moment.
Arcy Drive
Arcy Drive
With time to kill and an attic to jam in, Arcy Drive, a group of four good buds from Northport, New York, began forming their scratchy but spirited sound.
Traveling in a 1989 Toyota van, they shared their music locally which they coined "Attic-Rock." After a summer in their hometown and new found passion of playing live, the four renovated an old school bus and began touring the US before their first official release. Many dive bars and music halls later, their "Barefoot Tour" landed the band a new cult following.
In summer of 2022, the group released two singles amassing more than 1 million streams in less than their first two months. Soon after, the band released their debut live album, "Attic Sessions'', in November. They are heading back on the road to bring their soulful but grungy sound to you. Make sure you stay tuned to join us for The Static Tour this March!
Angel White
Arcy Drive
Pearla
Pearla
Pearla is Nicole Rodriguez, a Brooklyn-based artist whose personal curiosities include finger puppets, writing songs with children, Virginia Woolf’s prose, and consulting the I Ching.
Her music is a rich blend, rooted in the folk canon of Neil Young or Joni Mitchell, embracing the darker quirks of a Connie Converse, or Bjork, and pulsating with the emotional palpability of an Angel Olsen or Sharon Van Etten. Her debut full-length “Oh Glistening Onion, The Nighttime Is Coming,” is a world unto itself, populated by eccentric creatures and quixotic scenes, with her takes on mortality, intimacy, and personal freeness glowing an air of mystique.
The album has drawn early acclaim from NPR All Songs Considered, Paste Magazine, Remezcla, Under The Radar, Rough Trade, KCRW, Consequence, and Brooklyn Vegan among others, and will be released February 10 on Spacebomb Records. On its heart-stopping centerpiece “Effort,” Rodriguez wails with wistful power atop strings arranged by Spacebomb’s Trey Pollard: I don’t know why it takes so much effort to feel good these days. It’s this submission to mystery, to the inexplicable fluidity of living, that places Pearla at peace within its wild current.
Angel White
Arcy Drive
Angel White
Angel White
Angel White is a singer/songwriter from Dallas, Texas, whose music blends R&B, Pop, and Western influences in a new and unprecedented way.
Angel spent his formative years busking on the streets of Deep Ellum, learning the power of his voice and how it could touch the people around him. It was this approach to songwriting that spawned Angel’s new solo identity and thus his forthcoming album, “GHOST OF THE WEST.”
Unlike most contemporary music, Angel’s music is not “wallpaper” or transparent; instead, his songs will take listeners to a specific place. For Angel, a western landscape is equally beautiful and dark in its vastness.
Angel White
Arcy Drive
