Sierra Carson emerges as a captivating indie folk singer-songwriter, blending influences from Joni Mitchell to The Lumineers into her own folk sound with an R&B influence. Her writing weaves her love for alternate guitar tunings and her existential introspection together, her lyricism sometimes reading like a cleverly arranged journal entry that doesn’t avoid topics like religion and public policy.   Her original songs have been rewarded across social platforms with comments and shares from Olivia Rodrigo, Noah Kahan, Finneas, Sabrina Carpenter, Andy Grammar, and JP Saxe. Sierra has been living and working in Nashville, TN since 2021 collaborating with Grammy-nominated producers like Kevin Kadish (Meghan Trainor) and David Baron (The Lumineers), and has been featured at AmericanaFest, Bluebird Cafe’, and Tin Pan South.   Sierra spent 2025 on the road doing solo shows and opening for artists like Evan Honer and up and coming folk artist harf. On top of releasing her sophomore EP, Too Gone To Get To in November of 2025, Sierra co-wrote “Not There Yet” with Evan Honer, which featured on his album, Everything I Wanted.  

Brought up in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas, Nashville-based indie rock singer-songwriter Caroline Carter is anything but a “lone star.” Carter’s lyricism centers around growing up, discovering herself as an individual, and the queer southern experience. Influenced by the likes of artists such as Madison Cunningham, Phoebe Bridgers, and Soccer Mommy, Carter provides heavy-hitting words through a soft-spoken voice–both in and outside of her music.

Laken Campo is an emotionally driven singer-songwriter currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. Her writing interweaves vulnerable storytelling and eclectic melodies within the fabric of Nashville’s booming indie rock scene.  Laken’s debut EP, A Promise and A Chance, tackles the overwhelming feeling of change and the complexity of the human spirit, and bonds with audiences with its messages of heartbreak, confusion, and hope.