Based out of Seattle, WA, Eve & Day features singer-songwriters Natalie Paige and Anthony Lee Phillips. With a sound that blends acoustic folk with elements of jazz and blues, their mastery of vocal harmony harvests a listening experience for any audience. This pair's elusive genre is a one-size fits all, winning over any and all ears with their craft.   Capturing everything from upbeat, foot-tapping tunes to thoughtful lyrics and careful guitar riffs, Paige and Phillips curate something truly one of a kind.

Over the past few years, Craig Marker has been using his music to capture the stories of those around him. There is a certain honesty that accompanies his storytelling — one that preserves the underlying feelings of desperation, hope, and uncertainty as he translates story to song. These songs reflect experiences of the past, struggles of the present, and dreams of the future — asking, “what if dreams can come true...and what happens if they don't?" He explains, “I certainly don’t have all the answers, but I like to think that I’m starting to ask the right questions.”  Rooted in acoustic guitar, harmonica, and vocals, he is simplistic yet purposeful in his style — forming a modern sound that is classically inspired. Marker had the opportunity to share his work at the University of California, San Diego's 2015 Sun God Festival and recently wrapped up his time in San Diego with the release of his first album, Up Until Now.  

Acoustic/electric duo with blues, jazz, and folk influences   Taylor Vidic- Vocals, guitar Cody Russell- Guitar, vocals