Griffith Park Satellites is the recording project of Gabriel Giammarco and friends. Born angelenos, GPS has taken shape at the Silverlake Farmer’s market, Marshall High School battle of the bands, and crowded basements at UC Berkeley.

Isabella Knight is a rising force in the Los Angeles music scene, blending the influences of Led Zeppelin, Jeff Buckley, and Radiohead to reshape Indie Rock. Her performances are electrifying and raw, her lyrics a powerful meditation on the human condition. Through vulnerability and fearlessness, she's set to forever change the landscape of Indie Rock.

Jason Achilles and longtime drummer Forrest Mitchell break songs apart in live rooms and rebuild them on stage. The instrumental / experimental duo has carried their music across continents, all the while performing "musical juggling chainsaws" live through innovative use of modern loop technology and old-school instrumentation (including vintage keys, bass & guitar, drums / percussion and theremin).

ACHILLES’ music and unique live performance structure have graced continents through festival stages and small clubs, even planetariums across the world… from house parties to Carnegie Hall to the Super Bowl. He is however perhaps best known for assisting NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in capturing the first audio recordings from the surface of Mars in 2021, with the landing and continual operation of the NASA Perseverance rover mission.

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Matt Braaten's music can be described as a mix of Americana, folk-rock and indie. He grew up in Minnesota, performing in bands there, then moved to LA. Matt's album "Walk in the Sun includes Eric Gardner (Tom Morello, Morrissey, etc.) on drums, Harry Ostrem on bass and Andrea Padilla on guitar. Jon Siebels (Eve 6) is featured on and co-produced several album tracks. When Matt plays live, his backing band - The New Usuals - usually includes Dave Brittman on drums, Greg Coats on lead guitar and Harry on bass. They perform his original songs and eclectic covers. Matt is also in the acoustic duo Blue Sky Divide with Paul Boruta.

Matt Braaten & The New Usuals includes of Harry Ostrem (bass), Dave Brittman (drums), Steve Fahlsing (guitar) and special guests. Matt's songs are a blend of Americana, folk-rock and indie. His album "Walk in the Sun” includes Eric Gardner (Tom Morello, Morrissey) on drums and was co-produced by Jon Siebels (Eve 6). Matt is a member of BMI.

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https://mattbraatenmusic.bandcamp.com / https://soundcloud.com/matt-braaten

Maurice Smith's story begins in Mississippi. 

Raised among the culture that gave birth to the blues, Smith grew up surrounded by the  sounds, stories, and spirit of the Delta. Those roots would eventually carry him far beyond the state line and into a career that has included Grammy-winning projects, performances  alongside some of music's biggest artists, and stages across the world. 

Yet despite the accolades, the journey has always remained deeply personal. 

Under the banner of Maurice Smith & The Magnolia Outlaws, Smith merges the soul of  Mississippi with the freedom of outlaw country and the cinematic scale of the American  West. His songs draw inspiration from The Mississippi Delta, smoky juke joints, highways  lined with cotton fields, and the dreamers who leave home searching for something  greater. 

His newest release, "Hollywood," is perhaps the clearest expression of that journey. 

The song follows a traveler moving westward, leaving behind familiar roads and memories  while chasing an uncertain future beneath California palm trees and the shadow of the  Hollywood sign. Equal parts longing and determination, "Hollywood" captures the tension  between where we come from and where we're trying to go. 

Musically, Smith combines Delta blues grit, country storytelling, southern rock energy, and  modern Americana production. The result is a sound that feels both classic and  contemporary—equally at home in a Mississippi juke joint, a desert highway roadhouse, or  a Hollywood soundstage. 

Today, Maurice Smith continues building the Magnolia Outlaws movement while bringing  his unique blend of Southern storytelling and California dream-chasing to audiences nationwide.