Jason Jones has a long background in the LDS music scene, both as a band member of groups such as Enzign and Herod the Fink, and as a master of digital media.  While he loves to play and create most forms of rock and roll (especially on the drums), his true passion is recording music.

Jones owns and operates a studio in Springville, UT. He invites anyone to “come on down to the studio and let’s get your music out to the world!”

Visit Jason Jones’s website.

Alan Sanders, John Paul, Lorenzo Blackburn and Blake Smith are brothers in music. Their style is somewhat folky, a little country, light on the rock but always heavy on heart and soul.

Their songs tell stories which are sometimes amusing and sometimes just outright emotional, but most of all they enjoy performing and have the common goal of entertaining others and hopefully lightening their load in life.
Visit Sons of Other Mothers’s website.

Lindy Kerby is known for her LDS inspirational piano and vocal music.  Several of her pieces have won awards from the Church’s LDS music competition, and two have been chosen to be performed at the Church’s LDS music award concerts.

Lindy manages a popular LDS music website where many of her arrangements and original songs can be downloaded for free.

She is a full time mother with seven children and loves to write and record music whenever she can find the time!

Visit Lindy Kerby’s website.

The One Man Mormon Blues Band is the brainchild of Gary McCallister. By day, he is a professor of biology at a small liberal arts college, but at night, McCallister turns into a lonely, old blues-man.

McCallister sings a unique form of the blues that has emerged from western Colorado, celebrating the hard times and persecution of the Mormons. His music is contemporary and based on scriptural stories, or common personal and cultural problems faced by LDS people.

The music of The One Man Mormon Blues Band has been described variously as, “emotional whiplash”, stealth spirituality”, “vintage fine whine for tee-total-ers”, and even “the most moving nativity story I have ever heard”.
Visit One Man Mormon Blues Band’s website.

n8 and Company’s music  is “a rainbow of fruit flavors from acoustic guitar ballads to 80′s power rock.”  At least 50 percent of their material is written in Spanish.  n8 has been on Colombian radio and TV.  n8 says he would love to be the writing wind beneath someone’s vocal wings.

n8 also tells LDSMusicians he’s “not a songwriter who was blessed with the pipes to perform music like it deserves, i.e. Michael McClain, Eddie Van Halen, Tom Scholtz.”  We think Colombian radio and TV would disagree.