The Cerny Brothers have been playing music together since they were just young bucks, coming up together in a rural Illinois town. While the music itself has taken on different forms over the years, it has always had one simple and cellular foundation in which it is firmly based: brotherhood. That’s right; there are no gimmicks or posturing to be found here. Their kinship is legitimate. It’s one that has stood up against the test of time, carrying them from their adolescent and early adult years in the Midwest, to their long journey west to their current base, Los Angeles.

Since the release of their debut album Dream (recorded and produced by Eric Fink of nationally acclaimed act The Giving Tree Band at Crooked Creek Records), brothers Robert and Scott have been hard at work in Los Angeles. In a short amount of time, they have been building a loyal following and turning heads with their energetic, yet intimate live shows. After initially performing as a duo, the brothers were honored to welcome drummer Cody Fontes and upright bassist Gabe Davis to the family.

The music, rooted in a time-honored blend of Folk and Americana styles, has been shaped by long instilled values of hard-work, dedication, and honesty. The Cerny Brothers play music that inspires a sincere and genuine connection between them and their fans – a connection that is unique, timeless, and simply cannot be ignored.

Indie artist and songwriter Jules Larson has come a long way since deciding to take the solo route in 2009. Let's Stay Young is Jules' first full-length album, which hit digital shelves on May 29. Larson's songs have been featured in ad campaigns, as well as TV shows such as PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, CASTLE, and GREY’S ANATOMY. Her light-hearted folk song “You Know It’s True" was recently on the soundtrack for the film THE LUCKY ONE along with Brandi Carlile and Joshua Rabin, which debuted as the #2 movie and soundtrack in the U.S.Jules is currently a featured artist at ABC.com, and has been described by Yahoo! as “the alternative girl with soul.” She has also released 2 EPs, Strangers (produced by Ethan Allen) in 2009, and A Lot Like You in 2010.