Aidan Osias is a groovy, genre-bending independent artist from Memphis, Tennessee. During his years at Sewanee, The University of the South, Osias released his first song, "Too Much," and has since followed up with "Could Be," "No Good," "Following My Way," "My Baby," and his newest release, "Can't Keep Getting Away," garnering over 400,000 total streams on Spotify and 18,000+ monthly listeners.
Blending indie, soul, funk, and R&B, Aidan’s sound is deeply shaped by his identity and hometown of Memphis. As a biracial artist of Filipino descent, his music channels personal experiences with universal themes, resonating through smooth grooves and heartfelt lyrics. Off the Record with Isaiah has named Osias as a “WaveMaker of 2026,” stating, “…he’s an incredible guitarist, and you can hear that talent all throughout his music. Beyond the skills, he’s easily one of the coolest, most genuine people you’ll ever meet. Trust me, you’ll be hearing his name a lot more in 2026.”
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Mary Hatley is a singer-songwriter from Memphis, TN. She moved to Memphis when she was eight years old and immediately fell in love with the historic music scene. The soul of Memphis and the presence of famous musicians such as Elvis Presley, inspired her to pursue a career in Music. Hatley’s early shyness subsided when immersed in music, her influences spanning classic rock to contemporary soul.
A self-taught guitarist, she channeled her experiences into introspective songwriting during quarantine. Working with producer Matt Qualls at Memphis’ Easley McCain, Hatley has crafted her debut album that reflects the emotional landscape of her young life. Her music, an intimate exploration of vulnerability and strength, offers listeners a refuge, a shared space for emotional resonance. Hatley’s work marks her as a compelling voice in the Memphis music scene, one forged in personal experience and delivered with raw authenticity.
