MASS Effect is a high-intensity rap crew forged in the squat racks and deadlift platforms of the gym. Fueled by chalk, grit, and an obsession with progress, they turn the grind of training into hard-hitting anthems that hit as heavy as a loaded barbell. Each track is a tribute to the lifters, spotters, and believers who know strength is more than muscle — it’s mindset. No flex without work. No glory without grind. MASS Effect isn’t here for show. They’re here for the ones who live it.

Saints & Strings fuse blazing banjo, fiery fiddle, deep 808 bass, and gospel harmonies into a foot-stompin’, faith-filled sound. Their debut, Amens & 808s, brings revival tent joy to the festival stage.

Forged in the fields of Tipton County, Indiana, The Honeyhouse Statesmen blend the sweet sting of hot honey, the burn of barrel-proof whiskey, and the grit of hard-earned harvests. Their songs run row by row through love, loss, and small-town pride — a sound equal parts front-porch gospel and diesel-stained outlaw country. From county fairs to late-night revivals, The Statesmen raise a glass to work, heart, and heritage.

The Slammas were born in the whiskey-soaked heart of Bedford, Indiana, where grit and heartache pour as freely as the drinks. Blending post-grunge grit with dive bar swagger, they’ve built anthems that hit like last calls and go down like good bourbon. Fronted by the gravel-voiced Boone Ryder, with Jules “Slug” Carson on lead guitar, Blake “Smash” McCoy on drums, and Davey “Mac” Tyne on bass, The Slammas turn heartbreak, bad choices, and hometown pride into loud, unapologetic rock. Signed to Royal Anthem Records, their debut album Proof & Consequence is a shot glass of rebellion, regret, and redemption — best served loud.