Sammy Brue is a 14 year old folk singer from the Portland Oregon area. For the Christmas of 2011 after he and his family moved to Utah, his father bought him a guitar so he had something to do while passing the time. Wanting to play songs by the late Woody Guthrie and Bob Dylan he started learning chords to emulate these great musicians. Within 2 months he wrote his first song “The Woody Guthrie Song” and from that day forward the 10 year old didn't look back. Now at the age of 13, Sammy Brue has over 20 original songs under his belt and has opened for acts like Joe Fletcher, Lukas Nelson, Lydia Loveless, John Moreland, Asleep at the Wheel, and Hayes Carll. He finds inspiration in the folk/americana genre of music and has made some great friends in its community. As a one man band, this young Troubadour has made friends all over the country and especially the Northwest where he travels around to play.  Dubbed a young Dylan or the reincarnated Woody Guthrie Sammy Brue considers himself a working musician and student of other great acts like Justin Townes Earle, the Avett Brothers, and Joshua Black Wilkins. His hard work has earned him endorsements from The Loar Guitars, Recording King Banjos, and LR Baggs.  When watching Sammy perform you may recognize his playing styles from the Carter Family and Elizabeth Cotton who he studies and then tries to bridge the generational gap through his music. With a mix of old and new he is quickly finding his own niche in the music scene.

Charles has been playing music since she was 5 years old. At 18, she formed country duo The Driftwood Singers with Christian Lee Hutson, singing and playing guitar and autoharp. At 22, she joined garage rock band The Blank Tapes as drummer. After two fun-filled years immersed in the rock and roll lifestyle, she decided it was time to pursue her own songwriting, and began developing the songs that formed 2015′s eponymous debut EP.  Drawn to poppy hooks and catchy choruses, Charles draws on what she loves about the 60s, 70s and 80s while developing her unique style as a solo artist. In 2018, Pearl released debut album, Sleepless Dreamer, which Rough Trade described as “The best country pop we’ve heard in years” and Buzzfeed called her “A modern June Carter meets Lana Del Rey.”  With the upcoming release of the follow up, Magic Mirror, out January 15, 2021, Pearl leans into furthering her own brand of country-disco. “As if Tom Petty were riding shotgun, Charles and band capture a certain Southern California essence” – LA TIMES “Bursting with blues-rock and blissed-out psychedelia” – PITCHFORK