Reed Fields Bio Reed Fields is a full-time singer songwriter from Owingsville, KY. As solo artist, he has had the honor of opening multiple shows for Kentucky singer songwriter Chris Knight. Some of these include a Texas Run in the Spring of 2021 and an Oklahoma and Texas run in December of 2021. Reed also performed for a sellout crowd in January of 2023 as support for Chris Knight at The Burl in Lexington, Kentucky. In November of 2023, he played multiple duo shows along side of Chris Knight in Montana. Reed has played numerous Writer’s Nights at The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. In 2024, he completed his first solo album at Wild Feather Recording in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The first single “Love in a Motel Room” was released on March 28th 2024. He is currently working on his second solo album at Wild Feather Recording. The release date is set for later this year.

Singer-songwriter and covers revivalist Dr. Kevin Holm-Hudson holds a genuine earned doctoral degree (in music composition, which he has frittered away ever since writing songs instead of symphonies). By day he is Professor of Music Theory at the University of Kentucky; evenings and weekends, he writes and sings songs about desperate characters, disasters, dogs, and Pablo Casals, both as a solo performer and with his band Dr. Kevin Holm-Hudson & The Adjuncts. His eclectic musical style is best described as indie-folk with numerous influences ranging from Americana to psych.

His first album with The Adjuncts, Message from the Margins (2021), was nominated for Album of the Year in the Lexington Music Awards, Appalachian Arts & Entertainment (APPY) Awards, and the Nashville-based Josie Awards. A second album, The Trembling Air (2022), was also nominated for an APPY Award. This was followed by a solo release, Milkweed, exploring themes of nature and mysticism. His latest album is Travelers Rest, released in February 2025. These albums are all available for streaming and purchase from kevin-holm-hudson.bandcamp.com.

Cordell Gevedon Is singer songwriter from Berea Ky. Cordell recalls gaining a great love for music while standing beside his Mama on those old wood church pews at the Pilot Knob Baptist Church, the one he could see from his home no more than a mile away and in its backdrop old Lonesome Pilot Knob Mountain itself. He can still see them both from his home today 

 He followed his brother Michael into writing songs at the age of 22 and has continued on and off for life. He cut his first album, Bad Habits and Memories, in 2009 now available on all digital platforms and is too soon release his Stoned Again project or partial E.P. on Spotify. Now that he’s retired from mfg., of 40 plus years. He is focusing on playing his songs and others at writers’ rounds and clubs and listening rooms in the area. Every now and then you may hear one of his songs on local radio like 100.7 WCYO, The Coyote and 107.9 WWAG , The wagon where D.J s Like Shyla Mciitosh and Jason Bowman spin local talent on the air. Cordell is currently working on his 3rd release, possibly one with more local talent and a Rawer approach.