Tedo Stone was born to play rock and roll. Growing up in a family with a musical father and where brothers handed down bass guitars to younger siblings like old sweatshirts, Stone was fronting a band and playing in motorcycle bars around his hometown of Covington, Georgia, when he was 12 years old. Now living in Atlanta and with a searing new album, Marshes, due out on September 18 via This Is American Music, Stone is making a name for himself with an enthralling fusion of throwback southern vibes, indie rock hooks and a wall-of-sound resonance.

Wrenn
Sometimes fun and quirky and at other times gravely beautiful, Athens’ newly crowned pop-sweetheart, Wrenn, combines rich, vibrant vocals with powerful songwriting to, “… create something unlike anything in Athens music now or, probably, ever.” Between playing some of the premiere music venues in the Southeast, her nationally recognized beat-boxing, showcasing her artistic ability both on and off the stage, and her recent release of her debut album, “Hi”, Wrenn has made her mark on the music scene and is a rare talent you cannot help but notice.