Indie spotlight for April 22, 2018 (Show 187)

Josh Tobias began his career learning guitar from his father Toby Tobias, a world-traveling professional musician. In 2015 Josh launched onto the indie scene with single "Beachside Lover," a funk-infused retro RnB record that has accumulated millions of total plays.     @joshtobiasmusic

Terra Naomi began her career with 2007's “Say It’s Possible,” which won a global fan base, along with the inaugural YouTube Award for Best Music Video. Naomi was quickly tapped as the only new artist invited to play Live Earth at Wembley Stadium.     @terranaomi

Sleepy Gaucho from Madison, WI is an experimental folk project that sprinkles songs with soothing and eclectic soundscapes. They draw a large influence in roots music and songwriting while also exploring the freedom of the studio.     @sleepygaucho

Brother Hawk is an Atlanta-based alt/blues rock quartet. the group delivers "a heartfelt slab of emotionally charged blues rock.” Fusing their love for classic to contemporary rock artists, the band hit the ground running in 2010 and have not stopped.     @BrotherHawkATL