Megan Moreaux is a country girl from Monterey, CA who was recently featured at Disneyland in High School Musical.

For more, check out myspace.com/meganmoreauxmusic.

Larisa Stow & Shakti Tribe call themselves a "world beat rock fusion revolution," featuring "a mix of English and Sanskrit with a little bit of rap & funk for spice."

For more, check out larisastow.com.

Renee Stahl's music has been heard on shows like Roswell and Party of Five. She calls her new sound "folktronica."

For more, check out reneestahl.com.

Melodeego is a band from Boston, who call their music "Soul N Roll." They have committed themselves to raising awareness about global climate issues. Musicians with a conscience.

For more, check out Melodeego.com.

We used to think that fridge magnets were only good at holding up the grocery list that you never bothered to take to the store. But, these Fridge Magnets make music. With synthesizers.

For more, check out myspace.com/fridgemagnetsglasgow.

Nicole Gordon is a Philly native, the 5th child out of 8. If you think that's a lot of siblings, you should see the list of TV shows that have featured her music.

For more, check out myspace.com/nicolegordonmusic.

The Scruffs are four rockers from Scotland. As far as we know, they don't do gigs in kilts.

For more, check out myspace.com/thescruffs.

Steve Kopandy co-founded his own record label with recent soundcheck artist Tim Harris. He credits his influences as "Life, Lime, Love and the lack thereof."

For more, check out stevekopandy.com.

Detroit native Michelle Penn credits an old cassette tape of the Pretenders as the foundation for her music career. That's one rock-solid foundation.

For more, check out michellepenn.com.

With 3 out of 4 members of i-94 being English ex-pats, it's fitting that the band gets its name from the immigration/visa waiver form you have to fill out to get into the U.S. as a nonresident.

For more, check out i94music.com.