Steel Rail Riders is a Southern Rock band born from the grit and sweat of the Alabama railways. The six-member group, all of whom worked as railway engineers and conductors, first met while maintaining the rail lines that snake through the rugged landscapes of the Deep South.

It was on these long, solitary shifts, where the clanging of steel and the hum of train engines created an unexpected symphony, that the idea for the band was sparked. They were ordinary men with extraordinary stories, bound together by a love for music that echoed the spirit of the South—raw, soulful, and full of heart.

The group, led by frontman Jack "Steely" Carter (35), includes lead guitarist Eli Greene (42), bassist Sam "Wheels" Wilkins (40), drummer Tucker Reynolds (31), rhythm guitarist Bo Miller (45), and keyboardist Lucas "Luke" Hayes (28).

Their bond grew after a life-altering incident when one of their crew, and close friend, was tragically killed in a railway accident. The accident forced them to reconsider their paths, fueling their determination to pursue their shared dream of music.

Through grief and hardship, Steel Rail Riders was born—not just as a band, but as a tribute to the friend they lost and the working-class struggles they knew so well.

Now, they pour their experiences into every song, blending heartfelt Southern rock with stories of life, loss, and survival. Living in the small town of Montgomery, Alabama, Steel Rail Riders has grown from local bar gigs to becoming a rising force in the Southern Rock scene.

With powerful, gritty vocals from Jack and the soulful twang of Eli's guitar, their music carries the soul of the railroads, leaving a trail of heartfelt stories wherever they perform. Their journey from the rails to the stage has become the heart of their sound, and they continue to carry the spirit of hard work and brotherhood in every note.

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Juliette Brousseau lives in Paris, a city that has always inspired her artistic soul.

She studied at the prestigious Conservatoire de Paris, where she honed her craft and developed her talents. Immersed in the rich musical heritage of the city, Juliette excelled in her studies, mastering multiple instruments, including the piano, violin, and flute.

Her education at the conservatoire not only refined her technical skills but also deepened her understanding of music theory and composition. As a multi-instrumentalist, Juliette effortlessly blends classical influences with contemporary sounds, creating music that resonates with a wide range of audiences.

Her performances are a captivating blend of precision and passion, showcasing her versatility and deep love for music.

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Willow Serenade Boys is a five-member boy band from the UK, charming listeners with their infectious melodies and dynamic harmonies. Hailing from different parts of England, the group formed when fate brought them together at a music workshop in Manchester, where they quickly bonded over their shared love for pop, R&B, and classic British rock. The band—consisting of lead vocalist Jamie Collins, guitarist Elliot Shaw, bassist Connor Hughes, drummer Liam Ward, and keyboardist Ollie Bennett—decided to take their friendship and musical chemistry to the next level, and thus, Willow Serenade Boys was born.

Their breakout moment came with the single "Third Time Is The Charm" a catchy, upbeat track with playful lyrics and a chorus that sticks with you long after the song ends.

The track quickly became a hit on Filodyo, where it garnered a massive following and captured the hearts of listeners across various playlists. Fans love the band’s ability to combine feel-good pop beats with meaningful lyrics, creating a sound that’s both modern and nostalgic. "Third Time Is The Charm" isn't just a song; it's an anthem of youthful exuberance, magic, and the unpredictability of life.

Following the success of "Third Time Is The Charm" Willow Serenade Boys released their second single, "Change," showcasing a more introspective side of the group. The song dives into themes of growth and self-reflection, featuring soulful harmonies and an emotive vocal performance by Jamie.

With their infectious energy, down-to-earth lyrics, and a knack for creating radio-friendly hooks, the Willow Serenade Boys have become one of the most talked-about groups on Filodyo. As they continue to rise, they’re proving that British pop music has a new generation ready to take the world by storm.

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