Mon Hills Records signs country duo The 2 Sides

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Mon Hills Records is excited to announce the signing of the dynamic country duo, The 2 Sides, to its growing roster of talented artists. The official signing took place on February 3, 2025, at the WVU Media Innovation Lab, marking a significant milestone for both the band and the label.

The 2 Sides, composed of Christian Teets and Caden Cook, are ready to make their mark on the country music scene. The duo draws inspiration from renowned country artists such as Thomas Rhett and Brett Young, blending a traditional country sound with the occasional rock influence for a unique musical style. With their fresh take on country music, The 2 Sides are primed to captivate audiences with their heartfelt lyrics and energetic performances.

When asked about their signing, the band shared their excitement:

“It’s been our dream for a long time, to put music out.”

This passion and dedication to their craft have propelled them to this exciting next chapter.

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The contract with Mon Hills Records includes the release of two singles. Fans can expect a sound that seamlessly fuses the rich storytelling tradition of country with a modern twist that brings a new edge to the genre.

The 2 Sides are signed to Mon Hills Records, an imprint of Mon Hills Music Group. Mon Hills Music Group serves as a collection of independent record labels and acts as the professional component of the West Virginia University Music Industry Program, directed by Prof. Darko Velichokovski, at the university’s College of Creative Arts. For more information on The 2 Sides and Mon Hills Music Group, please visit www.monhills.com.

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