ARTISTS

Over the years, Big Water Collective has had the privilege of connecting, creating, and sharing experiences with an incredible community of artists. Each has brought something uniquely their own, leaving a piece of themselves in the story of Big Water and helping shape the Collective into what it is today. Below, meet a selection of the artists who have been part of the Big Water journey and discover a little more about the people behind the music.

Shua is a singer and artist. A man wearing glasses and a black baseball cap with orange embroidery, singing into a microphone, with a dark background illuminated by warm and blue lights.

Shua

Shua is a San Diego-born alternative soul artist blending gospel roots, folk storytelling, and modern soul. With over one million streams, a recent 16-date national theater tour, and recognition from NPR and San Diego Magazine, he has collaborated with artists including Thee Sacred Souls, Chandler Moore, Madison Ryann Ward, and JOHNNYSWIM.

A man, Tyson Motsenbocker, playing an electric guitar on stage, with a microphone stand nearby, under warm stage lighting.

Tyson

Tyson Motsenbocker is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist known for deeply personal, story-driven music exploring love, loss, faith, and the complexities of life. A longtime Tooth & Nail Records artist, he has released four full-length albums, including Letters to Lost Loves, Milk Teeth, and 2025’s Modern Worries.

Kaitlyn

Kaitlyn Danos

Becca

Becca Bradley is a Nashville-based cellist with twelve years of classical training and experience across a range of commercial styles. Since graduating from Belmont University in 2013, she has toured with artists including Lauren Daigle, Michael W. Smith, Judah & the Lion, and Francesca Battistelli, and performed at CMA events alongside Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, and Keith Urban. A full-time session player, Becca has recorded with Mitchell Tenpenny, Crowder, Passion, and Tauren Wells on his Grammy-nominated album Hills and Valleys.