Aimee Lefkowicz is an angsty-folk singer/songwriter inspired by the sounds of the PNW trees, acoustic guitars, Alanis Morissette, falling in love, Taylor Swift, utter heartbreak, and so much more. She combines her love for indie folk with a 90s femme rock sound to tell her own stories through clever, girly, and gritty lyrics.

Arden Leas is a singer/ songwriter from Tacoma, WA. With lyrics grounded in poetry and metaphor, and a backbone made of Johnny Cash and The Carter Family, Cat Stevens and Elliot Smith records that would play in family members cars, Arden’s references now span genres, making way for songs about grief, young adulthood, and darting across the continental U.S. for the last 10 or so years.

Peter is an astute musical storyteller. His perceptive songs span genres and feature narratives based on both real-life and fictitious characters, written with a contemplative heart. With his debut album, This Better Be Good, Donovan spreads his wings, combining the plaintive soul of indie rock, the heartfelt sincerity of Americana, and the stirring studio pageantry of ‘70s singer-songwriters, drawing them together to explore more intimate depths. He also writes music for films, most recently contributing three songs to Red Right Hand starring Orlando Bloom. His sophomore album, Community Theatre, is set to release at the end of 2024.