Momma Molasses

Ella Patrick, known as “Momma Molasses,” is a musician from Bristol, Virginia, with roots in North Carolina. Her music is heavily influenced by her Southern heritage and love for country music. Ella's musical journey began in childhood, singing gospel and learning country tunes. Her break into professional music came from an open mic performance, leading to gigs that turned her passion into a career.
Ella's music is celebrated for its connection to early country traditions, drawing inspiration from pioneering women like Kitty Wells. She has shared the stage with artists like Sierra Ferrell and Willie Watson and worked as a stage manager for the Emmy-nominated "Farm and Fun Time" show. Her performances aim to connect with diverse audiences, from honky-tonk patrons to children, maintaining an active presence on social media to engage with fans. Ella aspires to continue sharing her music widely, both locally and nationally.

Clayton Potter

Clayton Potter is a gifted songwriter deeply rooted in the raw, emotional heart of alt-country music. From the quiet streets of his hometown, Clayton crafts songs that delve into themes of heartbreak, loss, and loneliness, while celebrating the quiet beauty found in imperfection. His work resonates with a haunting authenticity, drawing listeners into a world where sadness isn't merely an emotion, but a pathway to healing.