Cory Young's Exclusive RadioA1A Release Two Beaches from his new album!

Somewhere in the Caribbean full CD (with bonus track "Buffett Would Love It")
This is a compilation of Paul Overstreet songs written with some of his favorite cowriters, about one of his favorite subjects! Sit back, relax and be transported to an easier, more relaxing way of life. Taste the salt in...

Latest Trop Rock album from Donny Brewer blending his bluesy, rockier influence with his traditional tropical rhythms and style

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Blues Lagoon
The Other Side
Brain Science
This Beer Is Making Me Awesome
Living In A Postcard
Cactus Moonshine
Feel Alright
What Does It For Me
What Was I Thinkin’?
Nekkid In A Gutter
Trouble In Paradise (The Ballad Of Jake Sullivan)
You Can’t Drink All Day
The PArdi Gras Song (Bonus Track)
Back To The Sun (Bonus Track)

Robin is a passionate songwriter, Ukulele lover, and musical chameleon. Writing about everything from beaches to love triangles. She finds song ideas within her ordinary life, and sends them off into the world to be listened to.

Robin's songs are getting Radio Airplay all around the world, and making people dance in their bathing suits! Her debut album "Salt Water Happy" has finally been released! You can buy it or stream it now! It was produced at Sonic Boom Studios by the very talented Anthony Krizan formerly of The Spin Doctors

John Puckett
I have been performing as an acoustic soloist for over thirty years. While entertaining at both public and private venues, I have usually focused on playing the fun and familiar songs that my audiences love and recognize. But there has always been a songwriting side of me that few people know.

Without question, my greatest passion in life has been the process of composing and recording original music. Starting with just the seed of an idea and taking it to the point where ultimately, it can be heard and enjoyed by others is the most rewarding and creative work that I can accomplish.

Early in my career, I began submitting songs to songwriter competitions, primarily to get feedback about my music. Happily, I was awarded top honors in two of these major competitions, “American Idol Underground” and “The Music City Song Festival,” where two of my songs made the Top 10. I got some really cool prizes and self-reassurances for that work! So, I have been writing and recording since then!

Over the years, I have been very inspired and influenced by such artists as Dan Fogelberg, Todd Rundgren, Joe Walsh, and of course, The Beatles. Most of my music would probably be considered “acoustic rock,” although I have also dabbled with folk and Celtic styles. I have always put great effort into my lyric writing, as I enjoy sharing a message or story in most of my songs.

Over the past few years, I have been making the annual trip from Pittsburgh to Florida each season to perform around the state. My dear friend and community liaison, Aimee Garay, often encouraged me to consider entering the “Trop Rock” or “Coastal Americana” scene, which is really thriving in Florida and around the globe. One night Aimee took me Sarasota to see “Sunny Jim” James White perform. I was incredibly impressed with both the man and his music and was immediately hooked on the genre!

Since I was already considering recording a new album of originals, I thought it would be fun to try something different. I began writing songs about my experiences while enjoying the amazingly beautiful state of Florida. And throughout my life, my favorite place to visit has always been any kind of coastal or beach area, so the songs came quickly and easily.

I am happy to present this new collection of songs on the CD entitled “Tropability,” a play on the word “probability.” For me, it meant taking a chance in life and trying something new – a change of scenery, meeting new friends, playing for new audiences, and trying my hand in a different musical genre. In other words, I rolled the dice, and I am glad that I did.

“Tropability” offers songs about anything from relaxing on the beach, surfing, and enjoying rum drinks at the Tiki bar to reflective love songs and ballads for both young and old. I’ve also expanded into previously unfamiliar musical territory with some reggae and Latin styles on this album. Within the first month of its release, five of the 12 songs on the album have found themselves in the Top 20 most requested songs on Tikipod Radio (www.tikipod.net). How fun is that?

I look forward to playing these songs live while touring Florida this year. I am also currently working on material for a second album called “Summer State of Mind.” I am confident that my listeners who enjoy “Tropability” will really enjoy the upcoming album as well!

I wish everyone abundant sunshine and many “happy hours!”

Jimmy Nash
Native Nashvillian, Jimmy Nash, didn’t have to look far for musical influences growing up. The son of 2 staff writers for Sony, he was immersed in the Nashville songwriting scene from a very early age, which he feels was a priceless experience. He says, “I had a pretty good understanding of copyright law by the time I was 10, and I would critique songs I heard on the radio. I distinctly remember yelling at the radio saying, ‘You’re not supporting your hook!’ So yeah, it all definitely shaped how I saw music.”

Nash’s career took a slightly different path after being discovered by Andra Dalto, who had previously managed Hank III, achieving a No. 2 Billboard charting album with him. She encouraged Nash to explore more genres to round out his writing experience. This led to him moving to LA, and working with producer Todd Hannigan, who was coming off of great success with Jack Johnson. Nash’s debut solo album, “The Road to 33”, blended shades of Country, Rock, and Pop, and was released to great acclaim, being featured as “New & Noteworthy” on iTunes, and the first single, “More Than Crazy”, was licensed for ABC Family’s “Jane By Design.”

After touring the West Coast, Nash ventured further into the Pop world, working with Peter Wade (JLO, Marc Anthony, Natasha Bedingfield, MNDR). Peter liked Nash’s lyrical abilities, and began sending tracks to Nash to topline, a term that was relatively new to Nash. He says, “Coming from a very structured, Nashville writing background, the whole idea of toplining threw me at first. I was used to sitting in a room with a guitar or piano, and starting with a line, and building from there. For me now though, when producers send me amazing tracks, it inspires me to write a song I never would have thought of before. As long as I think the song can stand on its own lyrically and melodically (which is my part of the job anyways), I love to do it.”

After receiving priceless critique and guidance from Peter on strengthening his hooks, Nash wrote a song called “Walls” that Peter pitched for nearly 2 years. Eventually, the song caught the ear of the German MegaProducer/DJ, Purple Disco Machine, who featured Nash’s lyrics and vocals in his house track of the same name. The song has since racked up more than 1 millions streams, with significant airplay on SiriusXM, and was featured on BBC1 Radio.

Coming full circle, Nash is now basing himself back out of Nashville, with a new perspective on his own Country music. Nash says, “I think now is a great time to be in Country music. The genre is constantly changing, so there’s plenty of room to put your own personality in it, but it’s the storytelling I love that ties it all together. Something about the lyrical focus in Country is unlike any other genre, and it needs to sound just as good with only a guitar as it does fully produced.”

“I took the long way around back to writing Country, and I feel like I’m all the better for it!” Nash just signed with AWAL, and his two latest singles, "Til The River Runs Out"and "Burritos and Tito's" are available everywhere April 12th.

When not busy writing, or singing, Nash loves to surf, golf, learn new languages, and help his family’s charity, Champions Kids Camp.

Jesse Rice was reared in the historic river town of Conway, SC, about 15 minutes northwest of Myrtle Beach. He moved to Music City in 2002 and began honing his songwriting skills while working at EMI Music Publishing. He would quickly network with rising artists and writers and secured his first publishing agreement in 2007 with Artist Revolution.

His first #1 came with the co-penned tune Cruise by Florida Georgia Line. It would go on to sell more than 10 million singles/downloads to receive the Diamond certification from the Recording Industry Association of America. It would also hold the record as Billboard’s longest running #1 single for four years and took home ACM, AMA, CMA, Billboard, BMI and SESAC awards.

Jesse’s songs have been cut by Florida Georgia Line, Nelly, Chase Rice, Kristian Bush of Sugarland, Ashley McBryde and Colt Ford. Jesse has also co-written with top-talent like Lady Antebellum, Cole Swindell, Jon Pardi, Florida Georgia Line, Colt Ford and Chase Rice. His last release The Pirate Sessions I & II featured guest appearances by Florida Georgia Line and Chase Rice. The Pirate Sessions III premiered at online retailers in January of 2017 peaking at #5 on the iTunes Country Albums Charts. He scored a Radio A1A Trop Rock #1 with the lead single Hangout with a Hangover. The second release Hope Town secured regular rotation on Sirius XM’s Radio Margaritaville. He was the first performer announced for the 2017 Trop Rock Music Awards, which were held on November 3, 2017 where he captured the “Horizon Award.”

Jesse ihas just realeased his latest in the Pirate Sessions Album Series, Pirate Sessions IV.

- Music Connection Magazine -
Los Angeles, CA.
"Timothy Craig has the voice, sound and charisma of a future star", "Craig has a voice that cuts forcefully through the instrumentation, with just the right blend of smoothness and roughness", "They play off each other with thrashing chords and gunfire rhythms, much to the delight of the audience". - Whisky a Go Go

Mook Menzes, is an American singer-songwriter and musician. His music is fun and humorous incorporating multiple styles: country, reggae and trop rock.

Philip N Menzes Jr., known professionally as Mook Menzes, is an American singer-songwriter and musician. He was born in Westwood, California. Over the years, Mook has played in several bands. He released his first album in 2018.

Download 'Let's Get Happy' at this link: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/mookmenzes

New song from Trop Rock artist Tim Campbell, great hooks, vocals and first rate musical performances from the staff at Tuff Duck Music.

Have you ever dreamed of being able to sit on a beach and let all of your worries just fade away?

Have you ever needed a song to remind you that life really IS worth living and every day is a challenge meant to be overcome, and that YOU CAN do it?

Have you ever just needed a good ole' song to be happy to?

Well, I hope you find all of these elements in my music!

Life is meant to be LIVED and every single day is a gift.

So...download my music, pick a song, turn it up and sing along!!!

"LIVE TODAY" - Isabella Stefania

The Island Castaways Band has come up with a song to set your spirit free! Definitely a fan favorite!

As a songwriter and singer, Carpenter’s talents have become increasingly undeniable within the Country & Tropical Americana music scene.

Born and raised in rural East Fort Worth, Texas, Carpenter rode horseback, played baseball and swam in Mary’s Creek. He grew up singing in his church choir and at the local nursing home where his grandmother worked. He always had hopes of pursuing his dream, which he had to put on hold to raise his family. Eventually, though, Carpenter found his way back to music.

“Through music and song lyrics, I make connections with others,” Carpenter says. “I hope that my listeners realize they aren’t alone.”

Carpenter just finished recording his album, Donavon Lee Project and is currently on tour.

Donavon Lee Carpenter music is available on ♫ Donavon Lee Project - Donavon Lee Carpenter. Listen @cdbaby.

TAKE ME BACK TO TYBEE
WORDS & MUSIC BY
BILL WHYTE, BECKY DENTON, & WILL DENTON
I can see Hilton Head from my beach chair
And the tankers headin' to Savannah
There's Sugar Shack cones
The old Lighthouse
And a little two-room cabana
With a tiki hut roof and an open window
Baby, I wanna go
(CHORUS)
Take me back to Tybee
Kiss me in the sea breeze
Take me to water and sand
And take my hand
When you're walkin' on the beach beside me
Take me where the stars shine
South of those Georgia pines
Baby, take me
Take me
To Tybee
We can go to Sunrise, where the coffee's hot
Get all the shrimp and grits we can handle
We can watch the dolphins dance
The pelicans dive
And the buoys bob in the channel
We can stand on the dunes where the sea oats sway
Take me, take me today
(CHORUS)
I can see Hilton Head from my beach chair
And the tankers headin' out of Savannah…
© 2019 Overdue Bill Music/Shush Yo Wittle Moufy Music/There I Was Music (ASCAP)

"We are pleased to announce the release of our fourth single "Our Island Paradise" This song was written about our love of Fripp Island South Carolina. Thank you for your continued support of Percy Abell Music. We are loving the Tropical Americana world of music!" ,,, Percy Abell

This is a song written by Darrell Clanton and a Duet with Debbie Hullett. Produced by Bill Hullett. Tropical Life.

Shark On The Sandbar is a Reggae/Trop Rock song written by original Steppenwolf guitarist Michael Monarch and performed by the Peyton Monarch Band.

Tropical Americana Party Music ideal for Hurricane Country, Spring Breaks, Hurricane Parties, Beach Bars and drowning ourselves in Rum while storms and lovers come and go.

We are a high energy guitar driven trio with a casual beach vibe.
Specializing in Trop Rock, music for the Parrot Heads, Texas blues, and classic rock.