Meet the Marshall Law Band: a good-vibe-inspiring Seattle-based band delivering messages of peace and resilience during trying times. When not on the road you may find them touring the city on their parade float, the S.S. Jelly Bean or plotting one of their city-staple events. The six-year-old funk-hop six-piece started putting their music together in 2017 after discovering each other’s hidden musical talents by happenstance. The group’s music focuses on individual empowerment and positive community change, using their raw lyrics and talents as a catapult for other people’s voices and passions to speak to the times at hand. As community leaders, the band has organized and managed events such as Fremont Fridays (which lasted 15 straight sold out weeks and featured over 100 artists), Funksgiving, Splash Fest, Emerald City Gala, Culture Fest, and a Hip-Opera (debuting in 2018). Recently the band spread their message on the TEDxSeattle Stage, BBC "Arts Hour" tour, and at Climate Pledge Arena for The Seattle Kraken in front of 17,000 fans. Next up the band heads back to Europe to finish their next album and are positioned for a huge 2023 of spreading love worldwide.

Alternative Press calls King Youngblood “Seattle’s Alt Rock Princes” - they sure got that right. Twenty-three-year-old founder and frontman Cameron Lavi-Jones, along with, drummer Alix Daniel, cellist Chet Peterson, and bassist Hamoon Milaninia have a singular mission: grab heavy guitar/drums rock by the collar and drag it into the willing arms of the fresh new generation of fans currently fueling the world-wide resurgence of rock music.  King Youngblood performed at the pre-game Seattle Seahawks show at Lumen Field on October 7th and is already championed by the likes of multiplatinum producer Phillip Peterson (A$AP Rocky, Portugal the Man, Pink), and London Bridge studio owner and producer Eric Lilavois (Ayron Jones, My Chemical Romance, Macklemore, Death Cab for Cutie) King Youngblood has been leading the rising Pacific Northwest.