Flower City Artist Management Artists:

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Hailing from all corners of the country, but calling Colorado home, Hunter James & The Titanic have begun to leave an imprint on the Americana & Roots world with their 3 full length LP’s: The Z- Axis, La Liberte, and Signals. The group formed in 2019 and have won a worldwide audience with their lyrically unapologetic take on remaining human in modern society. In support of their recently found success, The Titanic are touring both regionally and nationally, as well as continuing to record and release their brand of honest, spacious and riveting folk-rock music. 

 Guided by their affinity for tight grooves and eclectic influences, Splendid Blend has crafted a distinct sound they are eager to share with the world. After releasing their debut EP in 2020, they've gained a loyal following one unique, highly improvised show at a time.  Since their inception, the group has played dozens of shows around Colorado, headlining many iconic Denver venues while amassing a significant catalog of songs. The group is currently busy in the studio turning this material into a full-length album and preparing for more exciting live shows in Colorado and beyond. 

Moonstone Quill is a high-energy, four-piece string band that plays Bluegrass, Folk, Country, and Rock styles to an audience of dedicated fans across the state of Colorado. Last year, the band was voted Best Local Band/Musician of 2023 by Summit Daily and has continued to build on that momentum well into 2024 with a steady stream of gigs throughout CO.  

 From the heart of Denver’s vibrant music scene emerges Riding Carpets, a psychedelic groove ensemble that has been weaving auditory magic since 2021. Known for their spellbinding live shows, they transport listeners on a journey through mind-bending soundscapes that defy the ordinary. With a sound that resonates with indie rock aficionados, psychedelic souls, and funk lovers alike, they’re a beacon of innovation in a sea of the conventional. These guys are mixing it up and keeping things fresh, standing out as a band that’s doing things their own way. 

Being raised in a home where The Beatles and Motown music were frequently blasted, Connor Terrones has loved music for as long as he can remember. From playing in garage punk bands to studying jazz theory, Terrones spent his teenage and early adult years studying and performing a highly eclectic repertoire of music. Today, Connor consolidates all of his various influences to create a cohesive sound of his own.
 

In September 2022, Terrones released his debut album, 'The People We Love.' Since then, he has had the opportunity to open for MonoNeon, Thumpasaurus, The Funky Knuckles, J.D. Simo and High Pulp. He has also been a featured performer at the iAm Music Festival in Durango, CO and the Winter Walkabout Showcase in Longmont, CO.

Dan Buller is a Multi-instrumentalist living in Northglenn, Co. He holds a Master's Degree in Jazz Guitar Performance from the University of Wyoming and has completed doctoral coursework at the University of Nebraska. As a performer Dan focuses on Jazz, Gypsy Jazz, and Bluegrass music. He performs regularly around the Colorado front range on guitar, dobro, pedal steel, mandolin, and bass. Dan also placed 3rd in the 2023 Rockygrass Dobro competition. 

Kaepora was born out of the ashes of your average high school band. Rather than acquire useful, lucrative skills, founding guitarists, Ian “Ugluk” Ferguson and Jim Henry Harkins, spent their college years sharing first-gen smartphone recordings of riffs back and forth between Richmond and Harrisonburg, VA. After graduation, the guitarists packed up Henry’s Volkswagen and hit the road for Denver, where they began playing acoustically on the local open mic circuit.

The group recruited more musicians over the years who were willing to forfeit their integrity to play Kaepora’s low-rent progressive rock and picked up gigs at venues such as Your Mom's House and Cervantes', among others, along the way. Brandishing all the tropes of the unpopular genre and always sporting an awkward, self-conscious sort of grin, Kaepora blisters Denver audiences with their roaring mishmash of metal, country, classic English prog, and even jazz.