Indie spotlight for February 15, 2015 11 pm Eastern time (Show 46)

Jason Fichera​ entered the music scene, playing regular shows across local and regional live music venues. He later recorded an acoustic demo CD which proved to be a meteoric success, topping the Triple J Unearthed charts for his first release ‘Crazy’ dominated Triple J’s Unearthed Rock charts reaching the #1 position for consecutive weeks, and Nationally at #5 in 2007. 2015 is shaping up to be his biggest year yet with the release of his debut EP – Past. Present. Future, and also with an International tour across the USA & UK later in the year.      @JasonFichera

Michelle Chamuel’s debut album, Face The Fire, is move-in ready. Set for release in early 2015, the full-blown pop opus inverts pop conventions while refining them, thanks to hand-crafted production, precise songwriting and an exuberance that could jumpstart a stopped heart. From the moment Chamuel made her television debut on season 4 of The Voice, the bespectacled singer from Massachusetts charmed audiences and pop stars alike with her soulful covers. By time she took The Voice stage in 2013, Chamuel had spent the better part of a decade fronting the seven-piece Michigan rock band, Ella Riot.     @MichelleChamuel

So Long, Storyland is comprised of singer Sophia Preston and songwriter Andrew deBuys. We take our inspiration from New Orleans' own Storyland in City Park and seek to represent New Orleans and Southeast Louisiana culture in a unique musical way. We are currently working on a concept record, a song cycle for our city, that spans its history, geography, its triumphs and tragedies – blending folk, bluegrass, pop, rock, electronic and orchestral music together to tell our story.     @SoLongStoryland

Brian Gallagher is a a New York City based actor/singer/song-writer/guitar player. He has just released a new studio album called "All That's Ahead".  He loves old school blues in it's structure, it's raw simplicity, and it's unapologetically honest emotion. He loves singer/songwriters like The Tallest Man On Earth, Damien Rice, and Glen Hansard who don't need anything more than an acoustic guitar to tell stories in a sincere, unfiltered, and powerfully authentic way.      @BrianGGallagher