Indie spotlight for November 8, 2015 (Show 83)

Karoline Rhett, from Charleston, SC fell in love with music at only three-years-old. Karoline has entertained audiences at venues throughout Charleston and Nashville.  She has released two CDs to date: "Stirring Rainbows" in 2010 and "Melody" in 2013. Her new album, "Brave", was released November 3rd in both physical and digital formats along with the official music video for the title track.      @KarolineMusic1

The Command Sisters are John Lennon Song Contest winners, part of Canada's Walk of Fame Emerging Artists program, have been featured in Guitar World Magazine three times and were part of CBC's TV Special 'New Faces'. Charlotte and Sarah began by performing at local charity and fundraising events and could be the next big thing to come out of the Edmonton area.     @commandsisters

Carmen & Camille are a pop duo that melds together sweet harmonies and luscious vocals to create a sound that is as entrancing as the girls are in real life. Originally from White Rock, Canada, but working and living in Los Angeles, the girls are passionate musicians, devoting their time to creating the new songs they feel represent the sound that is closest to their hearts.      @camillelbd

Good Graeff came together to compete in a high school “Battle of the Bands.” Upon victory, the twin sisters Brooke and Brit  decided to bring their indie pop music to the streets of Sarasota, FL, busking for tourists on the barrier islands. After 6 years apart, the sisters hit the ground running. With a successful kickstarter, the band funded an EP and toured extensively.     @goodgraeff