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Lynn Drury Band: Lynn is an award-nominated roots music artist based in New Orleans, whose "Mississippi Grit/New Orleans Groove" sound is known nationally and internationally. She regularly plays the Louisiana Jazz and Heritage Festival (aka "Jazz Fest") as well as festivals throughout the country and internationally, including the EffettoVenezia in Italy. She hasnumerous published recordings including her latest, award-nominated "Sugar on the Floor", receiving rave press including from KVRM in Eugene Oregon which selected "Chemical Road", (off of "Sugar"), as best song of 2011 on it's Tupelo honey radio program.

Jimmy Lifton: Born in Detroit, Michigan, Jimmy Lifton (aka James Ian Lifton) is President of Oracle Post and producer of numerous feature films. Lifton got his creative start early on with an apprenticeship to the Master Organist for the Detroit Symphony. He attended the Toronto Conservatory at an early age and was one of the youngest attendees at the Berklee School of Music in Boston. Lifton worked at some of the most influential recording studios, including Motown's infamous Groovesville Recording Studio. Lifton continued his involvement in the recording end of the business by promoting and self-distributing his own recordings to 'rackjobbers' throughout the United States. He formed Orphan Records, which was one of the pioneering "House Music" labels in the US. He signed eight acts, oversaw the manufacture and international distribution of their product and negotiated their artist and publishing contracts. In 1981 with the advent of MTV, Lifton taught himself the art of film making by producing and directing several groundbreaking music videos. He was nominated by Billboard Magazine, "Best Independent Production Of The Year" and was instantly sought after by major record companies, including Atlantic and Island Records, to produce their music videos. Lifton was subsequently signed to Atlantic Records as an artist himself, after successfully promoting his own record to 22 on the charts and having a self-directed/produced music video that was 2 in the nation. Upon producing numerous entertainment productions, Lifton organized a Limited Partnership to produce his first feature length film in 1990. The project was debuted at the Cannes Film Festival to critical acclaim. Lifton successfully negotiated the foreign rights to the film and then organized the regional theatrical release of the movie in the United States. He contracted the media buys and oversaw the distribution to the theaters. It was one of the few independent films of the year to have a profitable theatrical release. Lifton went onto become an accomplished producer, director and composer of feature films, music videos and commercials. As of 2011, Lifton has produced sixteen films, overseeing all aspects of the production, distribution and marketing for each product. He has negotiated feature film and record licensing contracts, both foreign and domestic, has overseen the collection of revenue and has held the offices of president and CEO of two production/distribution feature film 'mini-studios' as well as a principal in several Limited Partnerships. Lifton oversaw the development and creation of all marketing campaigns, assembled and implemented in-house foreign distribution organizations, which attended the international film markets and sold each of the company's films worldwide including domestic sales to HBO, Showtime and the Sci-Fi Channel. Lifton also oversaw the leasing, building and designing of sound stages in this capacity including negotiating with vendors for grip, electric, camera, sound and SAG for all his productions. Lifton developed each film project as well as organized and assembled all creative, production and administrative personnel. In 1996, Lifton co-founded a full post-production facility, Oracle Post. This facility began in Santa Monica, CA with one post sound stage and has grown to an award winning operation with nine stages and three locations. Oracle Post caters to various picture and sound needs of the film and television community and has a client base which consists of such industry giants as Fox, HBO, NBC, Showtime, Universal, Disney, Nickelodeon, Paramount, Sony, Warner Brothers, VH1 and MTV. Lifton has been nominated for multiple MPSE Awards, has won three for his work in animation and has recently won a 2011 Emmy.

La Vie: The music of LA VIE resides where the bright city lights of rock and roll fade so eloquently into the countryside of folk music. Characterized by strong lyrical hooks and unforgettable melodies, with a live performance that moves across the stage like a hurricane. The band was recently featured in the Indie Spotlight on the front page of Youtube, and every show in their hometown of Los Angeles, CA is at full capacity. Their debut self-titled EP was produced by Andrew Dixon (Colbie Caillat, Augustana). They took a more international approach to their 2nd EP, titled 'Redemption Day', which was produced by Fredrik Eriksson in Los Angeles, Stockholm, and London. The album was completed in less than three weeks leading up to it's release on May 28, 2011, when the band performed live in the UK for millions of people on the Dermot O'Leary show on BBC Radio 2. They have since turned their recent radio notoriety into a successful touring schedule both in the states on overseas, having spent much of the spring performing all over Europe. The band put out both of their studio EPs as a 'Dual-EP' package, donating a percentage of the sales to the Rubicon Team, a disaster relief organization based out of Los Angeles, California. LA VIE has also partnered with the global peace movement ‘Peace One Day’, having donated their song (titled ‘Peace One Day’) to the campaign in order to raise awareness for the cause. LA VIE is all at once a throwback to the old days and a fresh look towards the future with their grassroots approach to creating music and building their career. There is an endearing timelessness to their songs that all the while underscores their affinity for big pop rock music and the mystical qualities of writing universally understood messages.