Madeline Moneypenny is a Brooklyn-based vocalist, composer, and mixing engineer. She is a graduate of the Bard College Jazz Performance and Electronic Music Program, with a minor in Gender and Sexuality Studies. Her original work explores the voice as an instrument, guided by a curiosity about female and non-male experiences in interpersonal relationships and music at large. Moneypenny is inspired by cycles of growth, stagnation, self-discovery, and sexual agency. She premiered her first solo album Like a Dream in early 2022 to warm reviews. Her sound ranges from velvet smooth new-wave R&B to danceable jazz-rock fusion.

Pour La Terre is a jam-fusion band based out of Accord, NY. They combine catchy songwriting and exploratory group improvisation to create a sound that is completely their own. After forming in 2015, the band evolved in their craft, continuing to develop before eventually releasing their debut album in June 2019. Being influenced by many different genres and art forms, any first-time listener can find something to appreciate in their music. Pour La Terre, who is known for being a staple in the New Paltz music scene, continues to grow with each performance being a unique experience.

Surabhi Raj is a Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter who has been hosting concerts in and around her Bushwick apartment for the past year. Her music takes inspiration from boygenius, Blondshell, and all girls everywhere. Outside of loving music, she loves her handsome & beautiful cat, Toast.

Kitchen Sink has been delivering their sonic recipe of 5-headed indie rock and funk since they first formed in 2023. Converging after college in New York City, the group has established their place in the NY scene, sharing their original songs across music halls and parties throughout the city. On October 24th, 2025, Kitchen Sink will release Whatever Man -- their first EP – across streaming platforms. A chronicle of the band’s earliest compositions, Whatever Man celebrates the first leg of the quintet’s creative journey, infusing the signature electricity of their live performances into an exacting artistry honed in the studio. Through its five tracks, Whatever Man explores the push and pull between catharsis and complacency – and the irony of monotony in a time where nothing’s the same. Pulling from experiences both acutely personal and collectively trivial, the Brooklyn-based group muses on the importance of deriving fulfillment from the mundane, whether it’s lacing up for a jog or catching the last train home. Recorded over the span of a year, Whatever Man is a natural extension of Kitchen Sink’s debut single, Where It Goes, which was released in June 2024. The EP draws from the likes of [Lake Street Dive, Foo Fighters, etc.]. The infectious melodies, thoughtful grooves, and head-bobbing pocket that followers (facuetheads?) have come to expect are a product of the eclectic influences each member brings to the fold (the kitchen?). With backgrounds spanning from a cappella troupes to jazz combos to bedroom beats, Kitchen Sink is more than the sum of its parts -- and these emergent properties have been core to the band’s mindset since the first downbeat, informing each choice and defining each moment. Kitchen Sink is Drew Korn (vocals), Jake Gurevitch (guitar), AJ Kinstlick (keys), Josh Gardos (bass), and Prateek Agarwal (drums).