Jordan Caiola (CAI•OLA) is a songwriter/musician/producer based out of Philadelphia. He founded the indie rock band Mo Lowda & The Humble in 2010 and, due to its intense touring schedule, the band became his main priority along with his side project NightSeason (founded in 2016) - an indie/electro-pop producer duo. Though he always felt writing folk songs was his true “wheelhouse”, it wasn’t until the nationwide lockdown in early 2020 that he finally put aside the time to record a collection of those songs for his first solo album ‘Only Real When Shared’. His second record, a more mature and textural follow up entitled, 'This Could Be Everything', was released August 2nd, 2024 and is streaming everywhere.

Carriers is the warm indie-rock project of Cincinnati songwriter Curt Kiser. Influenced by classics like Bob Dylan and Tom Petty, he offers a dreamy take on Americana, balancing intimate lyricism with a sound you can get lost in. Stereogum summed it up well, calling Carriers “hallucinatory heartland rock” and “dreamy, Dylan-esque.” His second album Every Time I Feel Afraid on Brassland (The National) last year earned widespread critical acclaim from tastemakers including Stereogum, BrooklynVegan, KEXP, KCRW, World Cafe, and more. KEXP praised Carriers as “a warm, vivid exploration of Americana and indie-rock” and called the album “a true triumph.”