Duck:
In 2016, 3 friends started playing weekend jam sessions together. And Duck was formed, with word spreading quickly about this new Raleigh, NC based Band. As the word spread about this funky, soulful, bluesy band, those jam sessions transferred into writing original music. Duck began booking gigs at venues around North Carolina, making crowds boogie to their upbeat sound.
Jacoozy:
Jacoozy is a band that thrives on connection, both with their audience and each other. Formed in 2021, the band emerged from the underground house show scene in Boone, North Carolina, blending Southern rock, jam traditions, and modern sensibilities. Their sound is built on live energy, with each performance capturing the raw spirit of their music—no studio tricks or polished layers. Jacoozy’s songwriting is deeply rooted in introspection, capturing moments of time and self-reflection while celebrating their Southern roots and the communities that have shaped them. The band’s approach to music is collaborative, shaped by their basement jams and experimental spirit. With a unique blend of influences and a clear mission to create authentic, live-driven music, Jacoozy’s future looks as promising as the stories they are telling.
The Regulars:
Since making their debut as the house band at Roadhouse in Athens, Ga in 2021, The Regulars have been serving up their greasy fusion of funk, soul, blues, and rock n roll to audiences across the southeast.
In September 2024, The Regulars released their latest musical offering, Coming Down, increasing their growing stable of original material. While maintaining a steady increase of new material, The Regulars have kept their focus on expanding their fanbase through Live Performance. The Regulars played almost 40 concerts in 2024, including their self produced “A Real Good Time” festival—the band’s biggest event to date.
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