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	About Even The Sun
	Funky modern rock band Even The Sun’s music compares to Dave Matthews Band, Matchbox Twenty, U2, Widespread Panic, Sublime and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Even The Sun's singles "Unknown Hottie," "Table Dance," and "Love Triangle" from their "Superspy" album have aired on over 20 radio stations across the country. The band returned from touring in Japan in December, is planning its next U.S. tour and working on its next album. For more information on Even The Sun, visit Even The Sun’s website at www.EvenTheSun.com or on their myspace page or on iTunes.
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	About Shane Mack
	Shane Mack has written songs since the age of five and performed since the age of 12. Shane began his recording, songwriting and music producing career in Nashville. His debut album on Universal/Curb Records was ranked in Billboard's Top 10 debut albums, earned him three Billboard Top 40 hits and a Top 5 music video on CMT. Shane has also toured with and opened for Martina McBride, Kenny Chesney, Willie Nelson, Brooks and Dunn, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw and Keith Urban. Shane currently splits his time between Nashville and Los Angeles and is currently writing with legendary songwriters, including, among others, John Rich (Big and Rich), Blair Daly, Kent Blazy, Joanna Janet and Troy Verges. Shane's current acoustic pop/soul style is similar to James Morrison and Norah Jones. For more information on Shane Mack, visit Shane Mack on myspace at www.myspace.com/ShaneMackMusic.
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	About Joseph Troski
	South African-born singer/songwriter Joseph Troski has been writing and performing music since the age of five.  Born in the suburbs of Johannesburg, Joseph moved to Brooklyn, NY, when he was eight.  Joseph taught himself how to sing and play the piano.  Joseph attended Manhattan’s La Guardia High School of Music & Art (the school from the television series “Fame”).  By age 18, he was performing original songs in clubs and restaurants throughout New York City’s East Village and Brooklyn.  At 19, Joseph was offered a seat to study in the Purchase College Conservatory of Music, a recording contract from an independent label and a publishing deal.  A prolific songwriter, Joseph Troski also produces music for film, theater and other artists.  Two of Joseph’s original compositions received honorable mention from the John Lennon International Songwriting Competition. For more information on Joseph Troski, visit Joseph Troski’s website at www.JosephTroski.com or his myspace page or on iTunes.
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	About Elle Newlands
	Elle Newlands, born and raised in Scotland, is an actress, pop recording artist and voice over artist who has appeared in several BBC television shows, including the lead in a pilot, commercials, music videos and films. As a pop recording artist, Elle’s vocal recording of “In Heaven” appears on the compilation album “Independently Speaking” alongside Grammy-nominated Az Yet and mega-hit R&B group Dru Hill. Elle Newlands has toured Britain and Europe, performing on stage with Seal, Travis, Natalie Imbruglia and was the opening act for The Pointer Sisters in Los Angeles. She has also recorded radio and TV jingles in the US and Europe, been featured on MTV and hosted her own segment ‘Elle’s Pop Diary’ on a popular BBC Radio show. As a voice over artist, Elle recorded voice-overs and vocals for a character in Hasbro’s current North American tour of “My Little Pony Live: The World’s Biggest Tea Party” and the lead character on the Tiny Oaks album "Sing Along With Me!" written by Grammy and two-time Academy Award winner Richard M. Sherman. Elle lives and works full time in Los Angeles where she has recently wrapped filming the lead in three short films. For more information on Elle Newlands, visit Elle Newlands' website at www.ElleNewlands.com or on myspace.
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	About Tracy Thomas
	Canadian Tracy Thomas had a childhood career in musical theater and opera. Tracy began to play guitar and write songs when she hit her late teens. Tracy Thomas has composed over 50 songs in the genres of rock, pop, folk and jazz. Tracy was the lead singer and electric guitarist for the Canadian rock band, Crimson Chaos, which had interest from Sony Music in Los Angeles. She performed with the band for three years, during which time they recorded two albums. Tracy then branched out into the House and Progressive world and joined up with renowned Canadian DJ, DJ Jaspa, to co-write songs, one of which was released on DJ Jaspa's album, "A Long Time Coming." Over her last few years in Los Angeles, Tracy has performed at Malibu Vineyard, Calvary Community in Westlake, Vineyard Xtreme, Awakenings Coffee House, BB Kings on Universal City Walk, The Hub Theatre, and many more locations. Tracy Thomas currently performs with her rock band in the Los Angeles area on weekends, and, with her husband, is currently recording their first album together, which is set for release in Spring 2008. For more information on Tracy Thomas, visit Tracy Thomas' website at www.TracyAnneThomas.com or on myspace.
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	About Annie Wood
	Annie Wood is an actress, host, author and "do-gooder" whose credits include “ER,” “Joey,” “That’s So Raven,” “Becker,” "Strong Medicine," "Costello," “NYPD Blue,” as well as films such as the lead in the cult classic “Cellblock Sisters." Annie Wood was also host and co-producer of the nationally syndicated dating game show, "BZZZ!" Annie Wood currently appears in the Dane Cook/Jessica Alba movie "Good Luck Chuck," which is now on DVD. For more information on Annie Wood, visit Annie Wood’s website at www.AnnieWood.com or on myspace at www.myspace.com/ActingAnnie or at www.DoGoodStuff.org.
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	About Jordan C. Michael
	Jordan C. Michael has directed, written and produced several of his own productions, including television pilots, commercials, music videos, documentaries and short films. Jordan C. Michael's acting credits include the lead in the feature film "Motorama" (with Drew Barrymore and Flea), several commercials, recurring roles on "Full House" and HBO's "Sessions," guest starring roles on "Matlock," "Saved By The Bell" and a leading role in "The Betty Broderick" television mini-series with Meredith Baxter. Jordan was nominated for a Young Artist Award for Best Young Actor Co-Starring in an Off-Primetime or Cable Series for "Sessions." Jordan lives in the Los Angeles area and in his spare time plays drums in a rock band. For more information on Jordan C. Michael, visit Jordan's profile on IMDB.

About Lawson Artist Management, LLC
Lawson Artist Management is a unique, diversified talent management firm founded and led by Mike Lawson, an investment banking executive with a strategic development, marketing, financial and management consulting business background who is also a classical pianist. Lawson Artist Management personally manages both established and emerging recording artists, actors/actresses, screenwriters, directors and executive producers.  For more information, visit Lawson Artist Management’s website at www.LawsonArtistManagement.com