Born in Guam and raised in the Shenandoah Valley, Rebecca Porter blends soulful melodies and fearless lyrics with her honey-smooth voice to create her own brand of Appalachian honky tonk. Her 2023 EP, Queen of the Local, earned national acclaim and led to recognition in Rissi Palmer's Color Me Country Class of 2024, features on Ed Helms' Good Country, and a debut on NPR's Mountain Stage. Known for electrifying live performances, Porter captivates audiences with her emotional intensity and grit. Porter's personal and raw storytelling continues to push boundaries, projecting a cinematic soundscape that balances traditional country’s rugged spirit with an unapologetic journey of perseverance.

Mike Frazier hails from the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia but relocated to Seattle, Washington in 2022. Frazier is carrying on the tradition of record craft with a focus on authentic songwriting and high quality production.

Working cowboy, mule packer, and fencepost enthusiast Forrest VanTuyl writes songs like stories passed down over campfires — rugged, reverent, and full of lived-in detail. His ballads pull from years on horseback in the remote corners of eastern Oregon and Washington, shaped by deep experience and a poet’s eye. He’s toured extensively in Margo Cilker’s band and is a regular at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering. With features in The New York Times, National Geographic, NPR, and KEXP, Forrest has earned a quiet reverence among those who know the West.