Emily Frembgen is a NYC-based singer-songwriter with “an angelic voice, ethereal songs, and a poetic sensibility that recalls the minimalism and genius of Emily Dickinson.” After two critically acclaimed albums and a national tour with Denver indie-rock band Language of Termites, Emily returned to the Big Apple, created four solo albums, curated a multitude of events including a weekly Americana show at Knitting Factory, and is releasing a long-awaited album in September titled “It’s Me or the Dog. 

The Hill Country Devil (AKA Hayden Karchmer) seems to bring back something from beyond the edge with every song he pens, exorcising harrowing demons with every performance. Despite a burdensome life spent on the run from his own worst habits, always picking up the pieces just to pawn them off, he's somehow still here with us, still dangling from the edge, still plumbing unknown depths of the soul.

Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. She has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). Her full-length debut, "Hold Still", was produced and engineered by Thom Beemer and released in September 2018 via Good Child Music. She is currently working on a new record.