As a free-spirited deep feeler, Jessie Elizabeth creates Alternative Americana music that catches listeners between wanting to shed a tear or twirl around in the woods somewhere. With a knack for authentic storytelling and imagined lyricism, the indie artist based in Syracuse, NY is giving us a strong introduction to her world upon the release of her debut album, 'To Go and Grow'. The album finds influence in Jessie's affinity for Northeastern landscapes as it chronicles a journey of self-discovery, healing from heartbreak, and questioning the status quo. 

Honey for the Bees is a harmony-infused indie-folk trio composed of Alison Mullan-Stout (she/her, guitar & vocals), Natasia White (they/she, ukulele & vocals) and Blake Propst (he/him, upright bass & guitar). This Syracuse-based collaboration highlights the band's collective backgrounds in theater, queer advocacy, genres from folk to punk to jazz, music therapy, and social justice activism.

Americana singer-songwriter Nora Quinn makes music that tell stories. Her sound pulls from the country music tradition, but often strays to pop, folk rock, and vintage influences. Quinn is based in Upstate, NY but sometimes calls Boston and Copenhagen home. She has released two singles, "After You're Gone" and "Brave Now," garnering over 15,000 listens on Spotify, and over 160,000 views of her music on Instagram. Quinn has featured on 95X and received dozens of positive reviews and write-ups from various publications.