Lana Phillips auditioned for American Idol and won Houston Texas and the golden ticket to Hollywood out of the 70,000 others who tried out. She decided to be an artist instead of a star so she teamed up with producers Bob Johnston, and his two sons Andrew Monroe, and Robert Johnston. Together they recorded the two singles for the “Safe and Sound” Campaign and her new album “Love Lana” that will be released this spring.

Singer-songwriter Natalie Pinkis began playing classical piano at the age of five. When she was 12, she formed a band with her sister and played over 300 shows – gaining both experience and local exposure. By the age of 16, she had written over 50 songs, influenced by musicians ranging from Joni Mitchell to Simon and Garfunkel to the Doors. Her body of work ranges from love songs to lullabies, social commentary to anti-war anthems. Painting music with such a wide brush was right up Bob Johnston’s alley. All it took was to hear her once. “She draws you in like the sirens drew Ulysses. She is really quite remarkable”. Not bad coming from the producer of artists like Pattie Page and Aretha Franklin. Remarkable indeed. Natalie is currently recording her new album at Sky Walker studios with Bob Johnston scheduled for release this spring.