Megan Woods is from a small town in northern Massachusetts where God planted a love for music in her at a young age. Although she was raised in a loving Christian family, she did not have a personal relationship with God. Throughout her life, Megan wrestled with self worth and believing she was worthy of love. She felt like no matter where she turned, she was never good enough. Those struggles led Megan to the lowest point in her life. In that moment of desperation, Megan received a phone call from one of her closest friends explaining that they just had a near death experience. Her friend said to her “Megan, Jesus Christ is real.” In her darkest, most vulnerable moment, Jesus saved her life.

Megan’s life was altered from that moment on. She began attending church, studying the Word, and even leading worship. God changed every aspect of her life for the better. Shortly after, God spoke to Megan and revealed that singing for Jesus was her life’s purpose. Megan explains, “It was the most intense feeling I’ve ever experienced. It wasn’t like God was poking me, he was grabbing me by the shoulders and calling me to do something larger than I could even imagine. Now I want nothing more than to tell people about Jesus through my music and share the story of the work God has done in my life.”

Developing her relationship with Christ through songwriting began the process of healing. Leaning into God’s love after coming from a place of worthlessness is a theme of all of the songs Megan writes. “I hope people come to know Jesus in the way I’ve come to know Him,” Woods says. “A lot of people talk about how we need to love God, but I want people to realize God loves them! Sometimes we forget that He loved us first.”

Woods’ debut single “The Truth,” is a driving piano ballad that showcases her powerhouse alto vocals and is a deeply personal proclamation. “This song is my life story,” Woods says. “I wanted to write a song that is a reminder for people every day of who they are in Jesus. We don’t belong to the lies, we belong to God, that’s the truth. When the lies are closing in, this song can remind them of the truth.”

Megan Woods signed a record deal in 2022 with Fair Trade Services (MercyMe, Phil Wickham), signed with booking agency Jeff Roberts Agency and is managed by Jason Davis and his team at Noble Management.

Caleb & John are proving that joy and hope belong at the center of
Christian music. With a #1 Christian Radio hit under their belt (Somebody
Like Me), two K-LOVE Fan Award nominations, and two viral videos that lit
up Facebook, this high-energy duo is keeping their foot on the gas with
their newest single, Finished — an upbeat, anthemic reminder that no
matter what life looks like, God isn’t done yet.
The duo came to music through totally different paths. Caleb, a pastor’s
kid and classically trained musician, grew up on Christian radio. John, one
of six kids and the only boy, taught himself guitar and piano through
YouTube videos and leaned toward a gritty, rootsy sound. While touring
and playing for artists like Sam Hunt, CAIN, Katy Nichole, and Anne
Wilson, the two were introduced by a mutual friend. What started as a
casual jam session quickly turned into something deeper — a creative
connection that brought out the best in both of them.
Their blend of Caleb’s pop sensibilities and John’s raw edge has given
them a signature sound: joyful, bold, and soaked in truth. Hallelujah
Feeling, their debut single, hit #3 on the charts and introduced fans to their
vibrant style. But it was Somebody Like Me — a heartfelt anthem featuring
CAIN — that struck a deeper chord, landing them their first #1 on Christian
radio and opening doors to a rapidly growing fanbase.
Now with Finished, Caleb & John are doubling down on their mission to
spread hope. It’s a song for anyone who’s felt like giving up — a
declaration that even when we feel broken, God is still writing our story.
“We want our music to remind people that God isn’t finished with them,”
Caleb says. “We’ve both lived that truth. It’s personal.”
Two different backgrounds. One unified message. Caleb & John are just
getting started — and the joy is contagious.

Raised in a large Puerto Rican family in Queens, New York, Jeremy Rosado discovered his love for music singing at neighborhood block parties before moving to Florida at age 10. There, he found his voice in school and church choirs, eventually becoming a worship leader and a recognized presence in the local music scene.

In 2012, he earned national attention as a Top 13 finalist on American Idol, with appearances on Live with Kelly, Today, and Good Morning America. That same year, he experienced a career highlight opening for Andrea Bocelli in Germany. But when life called him to become the legal guardian of his young niece, Jeremy put his music career on hold for seven years to provide her with a loving and stable home until she graduated high school and began college.

Returning to the stage in 2021, Jeremy joined Kelly Clarkson’s team on The Voice and reignited his passion for making music that inspires hope. Now signed to Capitol Christian Music Group, he continues to win hearts with songs that are as honest as they are uplifting. His debut album The Waiting Room, released earlier this year, features his current single Keep Holding On, a song for anyone feeling like they have nothing left, declaring that the same God who showed up before will do it again. The project also includes the deeply personal hit Hero In The Room, which has garnered over 4.4 million streams, more than 35,000 social media creations, and over 30 million short form video views since its release.

With his monthly streams nearly doubling across Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, and his music sparking more than 10,000 new audio creations each week, Jeremy is quickly becoming one of the most compelling new voices in Christian music.

Thunderstorm Artis is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist.
Soaring vocals meet dextrous, layered guitar and intimate storytelling that can evoke the poetic lyricism of Passenger in one song before sliding into the wrenching neo-soul of Leon Bridges in another.

Artis was born and raised in a large musical family on the North Shore of Oahu, and it’s easy to find the laid-back vibe of island life effortlessly blended with the real life experiences that inspire his music. As a Season 18 finalist on The Voice, Artis wowed audiences with both his original compositions, including quiet acoustic track “Sedona,” and loving reinterpretations of songs by artists like The Beatles and Louis Armstrong, with John Legend describing his tone as “magical” and Billboard praising his “earnest, uplifting presence.” Artis has played alongside modern icons Jack Johnson and Train, and The Zac Brown Band, as well as toured extensively with his brother, Ron Artis II. He’s also was a featured artist at Bottlerock Music Festival.