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Jasmine Bharucha is an author, mother of two and an internationally renowned singer/songwriter who was the first performer from India to appear on MTV Asia in 1990 as a young teenager. She has been featured in Rolling Stone Magazine, Time Magazine and other international media, and has been nominated as the Best Female Pop Artist at the Channel V Music Awards in Asia.

The song Fog Horn Blowing is a tribute to Steveston B.C. Jasmine moved here in 1996 and fell madly in love with the quaint fishing village leaving behind the limelight of the music industry. Jasmine explains her intention and inspiration in writing the song:

“I wanted the listener to feel relaxed and calm just as I do sitting by the water each evening. The Sky and water were all I needed to bring me an inner stillness and joy that no lofty ambition could ever bring. I want my music to bring a moment of happiness to the listener so they too can forget their troubles, roll their shoulders back and just enjoy the moment.”

Tommy G began working in the recording studio when he was nine. He grew up writing and performing in multiple genres of music. Tommy G won Ed McMahon’s “Star Search” at age 12 and has performed with artists like the legendary Lou Rawls and Tevin Campbell. He has been invited repeatedly to appear on Univision and has been featured on “Sabado Gigante” with Don Francisco several times. He has written songs for TV in Europe and the United States — including several for the Hulu show “East Los High”. Tommy G is fully bilingual and has a passion for Latin Pop music. “Can’t You See I’m Ready” is Tommy G’s first worldwide radio single debut release. It was co-written with Tennessee Songwriter’s Association International Songwriter’s Hall of Fame inductee, Thornton Cline and Nashville songwriter, Jim Wilson.

In addition to touring with major artists, Wendy set the stage for her emergence as a bona fide country artist with numerous live performances in Music City over the past few years. She made her debut at the Grand Ole Opry in April 2019 and played three more times there before a showcase at 3rd & Lindsley, one of Nashville’s premier live venues, for the release of I’ve Got You Covered in February 2020. During this time, she also headlined on the Opry stage at the Bonnaroo Music Festival. In 2018 and 2019, Wendy was a featured artist in the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum’s Musician’s Spotlight series. Last year, Gill invited her to become the 11th member of the Grammy award winning western swing band The Time Jumpers — an institution launched by the town’s top studio musicians in 1998 — at their weekly sold-out shows at 3rd & Lindsley in Nashville. In the fall, no less than James Taylor, Brian May and Steve Lukather (Toto) showed up on different nights because of the band’s amazing reputation.