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Mark Ellis is likable and confident on stage, he has a decent amount of men-and-women-are-different material, and he’s quick on his feet when he interacts with the crowd. He even tosses in an occasional groaner that he can't help but laugh at when the reaction it gets is less-than-overwhelming (and deservedly so). But Ellis shines the most when he strays from the standard comedian’s fare and delves into his own unique territory.

Lisa Landry is one of the most innovative and fearless women working in stand-up comedy today. Her irreverent style, playfulness, and brutal honesty make her an audience favorite. Brazillionaire is her second album and was recorded live in Denver, Colorado to a wild and rambunctions room. Lisa maneuvers her way through sex, marriage, and fidelity with a style all her own.

Comedian Lisa Landry’s third full-length recording, Use This Against Me, is a harsh yet hilarious look at life after divorce that offers far more than expected. Recorded live at Denver’s Comedy Works while in the midst of of a rough split with her husband, Landry touches on sex, marriage, dating, and love in a rather unique fashion.

Mike has performed his comedy to national audiences on NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night With Conan O'Brien, Comedy Central, and VH-1's Stand-up Stand-up. He also hosted and co-wrote The Straight Dope on A&E and has been featured on MTV. He is a regular performer in some of the top clubs in the country and tours the world as a member of The Second City National Touring Company. His debut album is equal parts observational and wacky.

Nick Griffin's material has been described as dry, edgy, cranky and hilarious. And Nick's new album has all of that. Bring Out The Monkey includes Nick's thoughts on punching cops, old potheads, men crying, women talking and the cramp in Brad Pitt's penis. The result is a series of short routines that will make you laugh and a few punchlines you will steal to sound funny around the water cooler.

Chicago alternative comedy scene legend Robert Buscemi followed up his debut album with One Pretty Peacock which finds Robert shaking things up regarding his style of delivery. Heavily influenced by his time spent on Twitter, Buscemi rapid-fires one liners, zinging the crowd with random, idiosyncratic thoughts that, while short, evolve and connect in a brilliant way. Strap in and try to keep up!

Before becoming the host of ESPN's U-Nite, Reese Waters was working nightclubs as a headlining comic, working his way onto late night television when he debuted on Late Show with David Letterman in 2011. Reese's original take on race, dating and riding the fine line of nerd and athlete have won audiences over from his home town of Washington DC and beyond.

With Gillespie, life is approached in a full sprint, like a kid on vacation tearing down the beach to jump into the sea. He has come up with a fun game to play while in the car (albeit not one that is suitable for women. Or children) and he proves how much of a glass-half-full guy he is when he reveals the upside to being fined $10,000 for hitting a construction worker with your vehicle. Gillespie speaks freely and unfiltered, which is quite welcome. I mean, let's be honest, those guys in bars who play the electronic punching game really are d***heads.

Dry, inventive, and disturbing, Pat Dixon's second full-length comedy album takes on religion, dating, gambling, and of course, Civil War reenactments. Fresh off his performances on Premium Blend, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and his own half hour Comedy Central special, this album was recorded live at Go Bananas Comedy Club in Cincinnati.

Mike is a former police officer from Louisville, Kentucky. He's a regular guest on The Bob and Tom show, with TV credits ranging from Oprah to CBS Morning News to Good Morning America. His album, Comedy Police, is a mainstay for comedy fans and offers some home-bred insight on avoiding traffic violations, staying in the good graces of your spouse, and raising a house full of children.

Uncensored, you'll hear Dat share his views on 3-way texting, pubic waxing, and "what guys really want" (the answer is: Ranch), while still dishing out new renditions of fan favorites from the past. Recorded at one of the nation's finest Comedy Clubs - Tommy T's in Pleasanton, CA, don't miss this chance to hear Dat's intimate and energetic performance as you will never get to see on TV!

Before Lisa Landry became a headlining comic with an hour long special, a comedy central Premium Blend and a handful of late night appearances under her belt, she was a sharp and witty stand-up comic roasting her marriage, motherhood and life at large. On her debut album, Landry's voice rings loud as a female voice to reckon with, and puts the ordinary under a microscope to see the humor therein.