ARTISTS
Katie Leigh
Katie Leigh has been singing for as long as she can remember. By the age of two, she was already belting out melodies at home, inspired by a family steeped in music. Her father, a musician and actor, performed in musical theater and Off-Broadway productions during his college years, while her grandmother was a constant influence. Surrounded by stacks of vinyl records and worn cassette tapes, Katie absorbed the artistry of The Beatles, Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, and country icons like Bryan White, Shania Twain, Martina McBride, and Faith Hill. Those early sounds became the foundation of her own voice—rich, heartfelt, and unmistakably her own.
Katie’s passion for performance grew through school choirs and ensembles like the River City RoundUp Singers, eventually leading her to front a local country cover band for over a decade. From fairs and festivals to opening for Jamey Johnson, she honed her craft on stage. A season in Nashville produced a three-song EP, but it was her return home—and a renewed faith—that gave her music new purpose. Alongside her husband, a bassist who shares the stage with her both at concerts and in church worship, Katie discovered a deeper calling: to sing not just for audiences, but for the glory of God.
Rounders
Rounders (Joshua Smith and co) discovered their calling in music after hearing Vice Verses by Switchfoot, an album that sparked a lifelong pursuit of songwriting rooted in honesty, melody, and meaning. Their musical influences span country, modern rock, and pop from Stephen Wilson Jr and Tyler Childers to Green Day, Relient K, and OneRepublic. while also drawing deeply from timeless writers like Bob Dylan, The Beatles, and The Rolling Stones. Today, Joshua and his various creative support collective continue to evolve through a blend of worship, indie, country, and thoughtful pop, shaped by artists such as Cory Asbury, Benjamin William Hastings, Elevation Worship, The Fray, The Script, and emerging indie voices. That wide spectrum of influence shows up in music that feels both reflective and accessible, grounded yet forward-looking.
A multi-instrumentalist who began playing piano and guitar at age fourteen, Joshua (the primary Rounder) has spent the past decade performing everywhere from church stages to rock clubs. He currently serves full-time as a Music Director and Worship Leader at a small-town church in Indiana, while also playing in rock projects, including his recent band Recycling Opportunities. Over the years, he has shared stages with artists such as Luke Borchelt, Worry Club, The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, TRSH, and City of Sound, and was discovered through his work in Nashville with Fijack Entertainment. With his debut single under the Rounders name set for release in early 2026, he is actively writing, recording, and touring throughout the Midwest and beyond—driven by a desire to create meaningful music and, above all, to spend his life proclaiming the name of Jesus Christ.