THURSDAY JUNE 18 - 8PM

Aidan Osias is a groovy, genre-bending independent artist from Memphis, Tennessee. During his years at Sewanee, The University of the South, Osias released his first song, "Too Much," and has since followed up with "Could Be," "No Good," "Following My Way," "My Baby," and his most recent release, "Can't Keep Getting Away," garnering over 500,000 total streams on Spotify. 

Blending indie, soul, funk, and R&B, Osias' sound is deeply shaped by his identity and hometown of Memphis. As a biracial artist of Filipino descent, his music channels personal experiences with universal themes, resonating through smooth grooves and heartfelt lyrics. Off the Record with Isaiah has named Osias as a "WaveMaker of 2026," stating, "… he's an incredible guitarist, and you can hear that talent all throughout his music. Beyond the skills, he's easily one of the coolest, most genuine people you'll ever meet. Trust me, you'll be hearing his name a lot more in 2026."

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Lina Beach is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Franklin, now based in Memphis, TN. In 2021, she arrived at Royal Studios as an intern for Grammy-winning producer Boo Mitchell. Her guitar playing quickly caught Boo’s attention, inspiring her to share her gift, and out poured a collection of songs exploring love, loss, spirituality, and self-discovery—now being recorded at Royal for her debut album. 

After graduating, Lina joined Willie Mitchell’s studio band, the Hi Rhythm Section, following in the footsteps of legendary guitarist and songwriter Teenie Hodges. Since then, she has performed on stage and in the studio with notable artists including Al Green, William Bell, Carla Thomas, Eddie Floyd, Eric Gales, Cedric Burnside, and most recently on the Sinners movie soundtrack for “Wang Dang Doodle.” Blending her love of the Memphis Soul Sound and a vulnerable approach to songwriting, Lina honors the rich, soulful sound that has defined Royal Studios for generations.