An endless pursuit of individual expression characterizes Puddled's musical journey. This St. Augustine-based multi-genre musical artist and rapper focuses on introspection, never letting the music overpower his lyrics. With underground aesthetics and a DIY attitude, Puddled fearlessly experiments with his sound, leveraging a full range of musical influences.

Singer/songwriter Justin “Seed” Leduc performs as Seedfromatree, the name of his musical ministry. His songs have a reggae vibe and feature the themes of love between two people, love of Jah, and protest songs. Justin describes his music as “conscious reggae music.”

Originally from Manta, Ecuador, The Toxic Cats bring fresh energy to audiences, whether amping it up on stage or rockin' it old school on a street corner. The sibling trio use their drum, bass, guitar, and trumpet skills to breathe new life into classics from bands such as The Ramones, Rage Against the Machine, Dire Straits, and Led Zeppelin. They also mix original compositions and popular Latin music into their setlist.

Indie Folk songstress, Teresa Rose, is a key player in St. Augustine's music scene. The current segment of her musical journey includes a solo exploration of heartfelt lyrics and an authentic acoustic sound. Her other musical endeavors include bands such as AC Deathstrike and Bedsweater, which contributed to Rose's wealth of musical experience. More recently, AC Deathstrike and Teresa Rose are part of a newer band, called Groundhag. 

From Jacksonville, Davis Cook has performed at numerous venues in St. Augustine and throughout Northeast Florida. This young singer/songwriter has been influenced by country and folk artists and writes country songs that are personal to him and to most who hear them, providing his perspective on regular life events such as loving, losing love, and surviving a hurricane.

The seeds of the group that became the North Florida Taildraggers were first planted at a conference. The story goes that Trey Brewer and a handful of other Northeast Florida musicians attended a conference held by the International Bluegrass Musicians Association and had a great time. Afterward, they wanted to keep the fun and music going, so they started a regular Monday night jam session.

Bluegrass jam sessions tend to grow into bands, and — since Trey Brewer is a pilot and a jam session or two may have been held in a hangar — this band became the North Florida Taildraggers.

Originally from California, Corey Thomas started playing piano when he was six, picked up a guitar as a preteen, and began to listen to YouTube, learning to play the music by ear.