In Tune with Katie Herzig

Hailing from Macclesfield, England, The Virginmarys have brought their own brand of punk rock to the U.S. CBSNews.com got "In Tune" with the trio to find out how American audiences have taken to the music off their debut album "King of Conflict."

Zach Williams, Kanene Pipkin and Brian Elmquist of The Lone Bellow tell CBSNews.com about harmonizing together for the first time and how they captured the essence of their live sound on their debut album.

Wake Owl's recently released EP "Wild Country" has a group of songs that Colyn Cameron just couldn't keep from the world. CBSNews.com got "In Tune" with the singer/songwriter to find out which direction he plans on taking the band next.

Norman Vladimir spoke with CBSNews.com about why he took his pop-soul sound from Nashville to New York and what it's like juggling between a day job and his music career.

Here We Go Magic members Luke Temple (vocals, guitar) and Pete Hale (drums) spoke with CBSNews.com about how they create music "outside of genre," Brooklyn's unique blend of sounds, and how the taboos of songwriting can fade away with age.

Milo Greene, one of "Esquire" magazine's artists to watch in 2012, self-describes its sound as "cinematic-pop" which they put on display in the "Milo Greene" visual companion film "Moddison." Graham Fink and Marlana Sheetz spoke with CBSNews.com about the film and how they bring their melodic blend of singing and multi-instrumental playing to live performances.

Of Monsters and Men have had a busy year traveling across America on a nearly sold out tour playing songs off their debut album "My Head is an Animal." The band spoke with CBSNews.com about its songwriting process, live performances, and when fans can expect to hear some new material.

Early on, Katie Herzig never knew she wanted to make music. Now, her songs can be heard in an array of TV shows and commercials. The singer spoke with CBSNews.com on how she approaches her songwriting process and her dynamic live performances.

The Avett Brothers, comprised of Scott Avett (banjo), Seth Avett (guitar), and Bob Crawford (stand-up bass), spoke with CBSNews.com on their lack of a songwriting formula, how brotherhood affects the creative process, and what fans should expect from a live show.

The band Ghost Beach has a sound that can only be described as "tropical grit pop." The duo, comprised of Josh Ocean (vocals, bass, synths) and Eric Mendelsohn (guitars, synths, MPC), spoke with CBSNews.com on how they developed their style of music and why they give their songs away for free.