Artists who rock the M-I-C.

Butta B-Rocka

International singer-songwriter, vocal producer/arranger, dancer, entertainer, and entrepreneur — and the founder behind the movement.

Xavier Lewis

Brings city swag to Southern soul, drawing acclaim from Steve Harvey's national radio audience of 55 million listeners.

Beth Spangler

A rising pop-soul artist breaking through with a sound that blends genres into something distinctly her own.

Cristina Quinones (CRISTNA)

Powerful rock/pop singer-songwriter who performed at the 32nd Annual Georgia Music Hall of Fame Awards Show and received the Bill Lowery "Horizon Award."

Nalee

An alternative rock trio of brothers performing original Spanish-language music, including their debut record "Anomalias Cotidianas."

Seich

An independent artist who built a following through fan support and features on CNN Español, Univision, Telemundo, and Telefutura.

Rod Michael

Former lead singer of gold-selling group B3, whose hit "I.O.I.O." (a Bee Gees cover) charted across Germany and Europe.

Eryn Woods

Pop-punk singer-songwriter featured on VH1 and MTV, who has shared stages with Robyn, Adam Lambert, Natalia Kills, and Karmin.

Nick Hagelin

Atlanta-based singer known for soulful acoustic covers on YouTube, and an alum of The Voice.

Mike Sal

Songwriter whose credits span from the J. Geils Band and Parliament Funkadelic to the early stages of Drake and Asher Roth's careers.

Brandon Blue

Rapper, producer, singer, and songwriter originally from Fort Collins, Colorado, now based in Atlanta.

Ken Ford

An American jazz violinist who began his career in classical music before recording across R&B, neo soul, and contemporary jazz with artists including Bruno Mars, Chaka Khan, Ledisi, Lalah Hathaway, Wyclef Jean, Maxwell, and Cee Lo Green. His albums include Burnt Toast, Chevelle Lane, Right Now, and State of Mind. Ford is also a supporter of music education.

Franc West

Recording artist and alum of The Voice, featured in the Artists Rock the MIC benefit concert lineup.