dreamcatchr is a high energy, five piece garage pop/indie rock band based in Seattle Washington. The project began years ago when Raven MacDaniels (Guitar, Vocals) first ventured into songwriting armed with only: a loop machine, 72oz of semi-luke warm Rainier Beer, a guitar, and a mind filled with ideas that had never seen the light of day. Years later a catalog of musical ideas would emerge to make up the foundation for the band's work. In 2015 an official band was formed by Shannon Clark (Lead Vocals), Ben Dorcy (Guitar, Vocals), Lalo Martinez (Drums), and Michael Bruno (Bass, Keys). Their sound exhibits an upbeat rhythm section, interweaving guitar melodies, and is punctuated by a stellar vocal performance from Shannon (seriously, she wails). To date dreamcatchr have released two EP’s. The most recent of which (Do Dog Ghosts Exist?) has received acclaim from numerous Pacific Northwest critics and charted at #123 out of 200 on the NACC college and independent radio charts for North America. In addition to getting airplay on Seattle’s very own KEXP; they have received heavy airplay and top charting all over the country. The band has been consistently growing their fan base in the region with a string of successful shows in Seattle, Portland and a PNW tour in the summer of 2016. They also played an at capacity show during the Capitol Hill Block Party in the summer of 2017 which represents another key milestone for the group in their quest for world domination. Their energetic and engaging live performances are gaining them a reputation as a band to watch out for in the PNW music scene. Work has already begun on their debut full-length LP which will be released in 2018.

Camp Crush is New Wave rock coming out of Portland, OR. With similarities to their musical influences like The Cure, Blondie and Depeche Mode, this musical duo with their wall of sound pop is a blend of vintage danceable new-wave and modern indie rock with horns, reminiscent of Rubblebucket and Tennis. Camp Crush is releasing a new EP Spring 2018.

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