Psychedelic Afro-Futurism from Little Rock AR

Amasa Hines is a five piece rock band based in Little Rock, AR. Formed in 2012, their influences span a diverse spectrum from Soul to Indie Rock. The tight-knit group skillfully shapes their songs from homages, snapshots, skeletons and obsessions. Their lush, dynamic arrangements provide the platform for lyrical content sourced from observing intimate relationships, nature, and the perceived divine.
A new five-song EP "Ivory Loving Glass" was released in 2018 and will be followed by a full length follow up to their debut album “All The World There Is."

NeoSoul / alternative R&B / New Jazz from Birmingham AL

Love Moor is a powerful NeoSoul artist who builds beautifully crafted, revealing songs that
revolve around themes of sexuality, nostalgia, abandonment, and self love. Her music is
infused with R&B and Hip Hop overtones and often references New Jazz and her island roots.
Her freshman album Blu Polka Dots built her a strong following and her recently released
sophomore project Simp Girl followed up, building on her acclaim in her hometown of
Birmingham, AL and beyond, garnering radio play and media coverage nationally and
internationally.
Love Moor has performed in concert in support of such acts as Tank and the Bangas, H.E.R.,
Dessa, R.LUM.R., Amasa Hines, Mega Ran, Nnamdi Ogbonnaya and has performed
alongside Sammus, The New Respects, Boyfriend, and Lando Chill among others. With
SxSW, Southsounds, Secret Stages Festival and SLOSSfest already under her belt in 2018,
she is scheduled to be featured at Westobou Music and Arts Festival later this year as well as
on Thacker Mountain Radio Hour to broadcast on multiple NPR outlets. Aside from being the
featured artist on Spectrasonic Sound Sessions and Birmingham Mountain Radio for February
of this year, she was recently listed in NPR’s Austin 100 – “…the best SXSW 2018 has to
offer.”
There’s lots more to come…