Born and raised in St. Louis, MO and now based in Seattle, Lizzie Weber began her journey with the release of her debut album in 2014 with local magazine Eleven dubbing her, “Your Favorite New Artist of 2014.” No Depression called Lizzie's debut “a confessional record, but one that is very well handled, never straying into the over-dramatic, but instead honing in on a sound which is personal, powerful, and, at times, perfect.” Soon after, Lizzie followed this with her collaboration with Grammy-award winning producer Sheldon Gomberg and her brother John Schranck Jr. on "Love Again” which explored and incorporated a variety of dynamics into her approach including the use of orchestral instruments inspired by the lush, Brian Wilson-era sound of the 70's. Seattle Weekly championed Lizzie's latest EP, cheering "...it takes a deft touch to craft aching odes to relationships’ ends while still maintaining a composed confidence devoid of melodrama. Seattle singer-songwriter Lizzie Weber pulls off the feat on her new 3-song EP, You." Lizzie has shared the stage with Mason Jennings , Roo Panes, Peter Bradley Adams , Zella Day, and Markéta Irglová (The Swell Season /Once). Marketa and Lizzie recently collaborated on "River" a double-single featuring "River" and "Free Floating" out now.  

Since the release of their debut album "I AM BECOME" Among Authors has received critical acclaim for both their recordings and poignant live performances. Bob Boilen of NPR Music (Founder of NPR Tiny Desk) recently said: “…a stunning set of songs lead by singer Ian Ketterer filled with heart, fury and some of the best rock-based music we’ve seen on this tour.” While listing “I AM BECOME’ as one of the best albums of 2017, Steven Graham from 107.7 wrote: ”From my first listen to their single ‘Imitation House’ I fell in love with these dudes and their Explosions In The Sky vibes. This album from Among Authors really doesn’t sound like anything else happening in Seattle right now.”

Indie-Folk singer Leah Lawson crafts songs of loss, love, and longing on her baby blue Tele. Often likened to indie-power Julien Baker, Lawson’s raw and vulnerable songwriting captivate.