Shane Zen
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Your favorite Space Cowboy, Shane Zen, creator and purveyor of psychedelic Western Folk music that draws nostalgia of the times of old while carving a new path between the present and future. His new album “Space Cowboy” was written, performed, recorded and released by this one man band and is already making waves with its dramatically different style. Originally hailing from New Jersey, Shane has spent the last 7 years making a name for himself while exploring the Southwest from Arizona to Colorado, and recently took the leap into the weird & wild world of Nashville, Tennessee. Low and behold, He has returned to the Garden State, planting new seeds along this journey in sound. An old soul with a mind from the future, Shane Zen is sure to captivate a wide range of listeners and emotions.
~ Yeehaw!
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Amy and Johny
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Amy and Johny play a variety of acoustic music including pop, rock and country from several eras.
Bob Covers Bruce
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Solo acoustic versions of music by Bruce Springsteen, including his lesser known songs.
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Slow Noche
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Trio from New Hope/Asbury Park playing original instrumentals with hints of Latin, Island, and Noir.
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Donna & Nicky
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Donna & Nicky are identical twin music therapists from Old Bridge, New Jersey. They have been active in the Asbury Park music scene as a part of hard rock and heavy metal bands and as an acoustic duo for 12 years.
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The Tisburys
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“Will it all just stay the same?” asks songwriter Tyler Asay on “Forever”, the first single from The Tisburys’ new album, A Still Life Revisited. Recorded at Dr. Dog’s Mt. Slippery studio in the suburbs of Philadelphia with their longtime engineer/producer Justin Nazario, A Still Life Revisited is The Tisburys’ most collaborative effort to date. In an era where “bands” are seen as one individual, this is truly a “band record” with every member contributing songwriting and production ideas (especially from longtime lead guitarist John Domenico and keyboardist/co-producer Jason McGovern). “The goal with this record was ‘everything in its right place” says Asay. “Every instrument is playing its part and every song came together like a puzzle”. While their last album (2022’s Exile On Main Street) channeled 90s radio rock such as Gin Blossoms and The Replacements, A Still Life Revisited pushes into the aughts with the rustic bombast of millennial indie such as Frightened Rabbit and The Hold Steady. With themes that tackle memory & chosen family, A Still Life Revisited overflows with songs that find home in both packed dive bars and stadiums. It’s about looking back at your life, the choices and decisions you’ve made, and celebrating where you ended up today. The album was mixed by Phil Joly (The Strokes, Daft Punk, Lana Del Rey), mastered by Ryan Schwabe (Beach Bunny, Slaughter Beach Dog, Hop Along).
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Ebenezer
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Gospel song
Prodigal Suns
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Original music straight out of the Garden State.
Andy Judkis
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Andy sings and plays songs he's written. It's pretty standard guitar-oriented Americana, with some bluesy stuff in there too. Lyrically, it's all over the place, ranging from love and loss and gratitude, to sugar cookies, to Winnie the Pooh's lack of pants.
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Robert Bruce Ender
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Robert is a guitar player and singer who writes his own music and also covers other artists' songs. The music he plays is often influenced by “classic”; rock & roll, while keeping one foot in blues-based music.