After releasing their massive double album, Cats & Kittens on theory 8 records in 2005, the band went back in the studio in 2006 to begin working on their sophomore album. Instead of approaching theory 8 to release the album, the band decided to have label owner Aaron Hartley manage them, thus giving birth to theory 8 artist management. In less than 6 months of their new relationship with Hartley, De Novo Dahl signed a deal with Roadrunner Records.

After two albums and one single EP release with theory 8 records, Beth Cameron's musical endeavor, Forget Cassettes recently inked an international deal with One Little Indian and Tangled Up Recordings in 2007. Tangled Up will re-release Forget Cassettes' sophomore album, Salt, originally released in the United States by theory 8 records. In support of the album release, Forget Cassettes will be touring Europe with Interscope's And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead in February and March. The band will be embarking on a West Coast tour of the United States in April.

If one looks at what Levi has accomplished on his own without a label, agent or manager, it's almost hard to believe. He's released two albums and sold over 6,000 combined copies, reaching the top 10 folk charts on iTunes. He's toured the United States twice, one tour opening for Imogen Heap.

2008 will see the digital release of a covers EP, another 3 month tour and appearances at both Next Big Nashville in September and CMJ in October.

His unique live performances are completely solo, using loop pedals to fill in the missing blanks.

The Nobility are based in Nashville, TN and are quite possibly better known as Jetpack, the original name chosen over five years ago.

Due to legal disputes over the name Jetpack, the guys have decided to move on as The Nobility and are putting the final touches on their new LP "The Mezzanine". Look for a July release and Summer/Fall touring.