With the arrival of his self-released breakout single "Pick and Choose" in 2022, Memphis-born singer/songwriter Daniel Nunnelee introduced the world to his sweetly offbeat and soul-baring form of folk/indie-rock. An instant viral sensation that amassed over a million streams in just ten days, "Pick and Choose" soon led to the making of June, Baby: a strangely enchanting debut album revealing both his old-soul sensibilities and wide-eyed perspective on finding your way in the world. With its title nodding to his birthday month and to the duality he embodies as a quintessential Gemini, June, Baby explores such emotionally heavy matters as anxiety and anticipatory grief, endlessly showcasing the graceful musicality he first developed by playing guitar in church as a kid. A lifelong nature lover who wrote much of June, Baby at his favorite park and at remote cabins in Mississippi and Colorado, the Nashville-based artist also sets his self-reflection to a one-of-a-kind sound matching its homespun charm with the unbridled energy he's brought to the stage opening for artists like Madi Diaz and Shakey Graves (in addition to headlining his own tours). A truly gifted vocalist who brings an undeniably playful spirit to his existential questioning, Nunnelee ultimately hopes that listeners might take whatever they need from his songs — whether it's a deeper communion with the natural world that incessantly inspires his music, or a monumental shift in their own outlook on life.

Camden is an alternative artist currently based in Los Angeles.  Growing up in rural Illinois, his parents were pastors of a small multicultural church in the St. Louis area where Camden learned to play piano and sing.  In his adolescence, Camden listened to mostly gospel and jazz, genres that laid the edifice for the alternative music he makes now. In adulthood, Camden began to delve into more experimental sounds, blending influence from artists like King Krule, Moses Sumney, and the late Chet Baker.  His song “Don’t Feel It - ft. Pastel” gained attention when it received international spins in Zara & H&M stores, and landed on major playlists like “The Sound You Need”, and “Spotify Fresh Finds”. Camden lived in Nashville for a number of years, where he eventually met his friend, and co-producer, El Saison. The two decided to record a concept EP together in Saison’s keyboard cluttered house studio. The process of making this project was pivotal for Camden, both as a person and an artist. “I had to face a lot of truths about myself that I hadn’t dealt with yet.” With a devout upbringing in a Christian environment, Camden repressed his feelings as a bisexual person, wanting to be accepted by his community, and his God. The “Erosion-EP” gives sound to his coming of age, and is out now wherever music is available.