“A little bit of blues, a little bit of country, and a whole lotta gritty soul” TWANGVILLE

“Original, compelling songs, showcasing Regine’s top-notch songwriting skills” BLOGCRITICS

“Cooly-ferocious gal”  AMERICAN SONGWRITER

‘Gotta Tell You’ on STEVEN VAN ZANDT’S TOP 20 COOLEST SONGS OF 2015 list

Adam Masterson is a musician. His debut album 'One Tale Too Many' was released on Gravity/BMG. It received much critical praise. Signed by Nick Stewart (the man who signed U2) and produced by Mick Glossop, 'One Tale Too Many' featured many Van Morrison alumni and session musicians in the production.

"Adam stands in a tradition that unites songwriters who have followed their muse regardless of fad and fashion or the demand for hit singles. Songs that could be dropped down in any time or place and which would strike a deep and resonant chord. It seems extraordinary that a record as mature, natural and deeply romantic as "One Tale Too Many" can arrive as if out of nowhere."

To support the album Adam opened shows for The Stereophonics at Earls Court and the Cardiff Millennium Stadium and headlined a 'City Showcase' event at London's Borderline sharing the bill with Amy Whinehouse. He also supported Tori Amos and toured the US and UK with Philadelphia-based band Marah.

Uncut magazine featured Adam's "Same Sad Story" as the opening track of "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" cover CD. He was also featured in Uncut's "White Riot Vol. Two A Tribute To The Clash" covering "Gates of The West".

Since his debut album "One Tale Too Many", Adam has also performed with Mick Jones of The Clash, Patti Smith, and Joseph Arthur.

In 2008 Adam recorded a second album of material with producer Sean Genocky which is currently unreleased.

Adam lives in London but has spent time writing and performing in New York City.

Called “the perfectly cool combo of Steve Earle meets Patti Smith,” Emily was born and raised in NYC & started playing out in the 80’s.  She was the original bass player for Asleep Standing (later to become Presidents of the United States of America) and replaced Jeff Buckley in 1996 as lead singer of Gary Lucas’ Gods & Monsters.  In 1998 Emily started Eudora and had the good fortune to play on the same stage with amazing bands like Whiskeytown, The Backsliders, The Silos, Kevin Salem, Robert Earle Keen, Robbie Fulks and even Bob Dylan & Paul Simon at Jones Beach Theater in 1999 as part of the Levi’s 2nd Stage.  Emily’s songs will be featured in the upcoming film, “Looking for the Jackalope” by award winning director, Karl Shefelman and have also been heard in Thinkfilm’s “Noise” as well as various TV and radio commercials.  A classic American Punk, EMILY DUFF writes, records and performs original music that hangs with your favorite tunes and feels right at home in any record collection. The Emily Duff Band is Emily Duff on rhythm guitar & lead vocals, Rick Wagner (the db’s) on bass & vocals and Scott Aldrich (American Ambulance) on lead guitar & vocals.