She and the sun are the brother/sister musical duo of Melissa Ahern and Andy Stack.The two have recently joined forces to write songs, play instruments and make musical tracks. All the sounds and production...
Ghetto Pony is nearly done mixing their second full-length album. It’s 16 songs and a handful of interludes. An hour’s worth of tidal synth waves, lightning bass bolts, six-string cyclones, and break...
We're excited to announce the chosen submission for the Be Almost Famous LaunchPad Opportunity on RocketHub. Gleb Osatinski and his film project, Pisces of an Unconscious Mind, will have the opportunity...
We're excited to announce a new partnership with Big Vision Empty Wallet. BVEW is an international networking organization dedicated to bringing together artists and innovators and helping them collaborate...
Alex Berger is an award-winning British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His RocketHub campaign has captured trans-Atlantic attention and support from music makers and music lovers. I quickly...
The Hoover Dam Collective produces performances which feature music, dance, film, theater, and visual art. The RocketHub team loves seeing the intricate and media-rich Hoover Dam offerings - and we...
Ted Miller is a talented singer-songwriter and a patriotic American. He has completed 6-CD albums and recorded a hit single (Kiss Me) that has received rave reviews. In 2000, he recorded 5-songs with...
I've wanted to do a solo project for a long time, and I had a big back catalogue of songs I was planning on recording but they didn't mean much to me any more. Then I met and fell in love with the woman...
Brittany “Epiphany” Mason, a native of Omaha, Nebraska, has been using her gift in writing and performing spoken word poetry to reach the masses with a unique style and creativity. Epiphany's raw and...
For roughly nineteen years, The Empire City Men’s Chorus has been committed to performing adventurous classical and contemporary works of the highest artistic merit. Additionally, the last two years...
