The Barr Brothers are a group out of Montreal fronted by the poly-rhythmic, jocular drumming of Andrew Barr and the songs and guitar playing of brother Brad Barr. Bass, pedal steel, keyboards, and horns come in and out of the mix freely. Equally at home in solemn Arcadian ballads, swampy North African improvs, or classic rock and roll revelry, The Barr Brothers continue to embrace and enchant audiences with their methodical-yet-whimsical approach to music making.

Benjamin Lazar Davis is a boundary-blurring producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist splitting his time between Los Angeles and New York. Known for his genre-defying collaborations, Davis moves fluidly between worlds — from crafting lush, cinematic soundscapes with Maya Hawke, to co-writing with Kimbra, Monica Martin, and Joan as Police Woman, to exploring cross-cultural rhythms with Ghanaian musician Stevo Atambire and Pakistani vocalist Zeb Bangash. A restless creative force, Davis’s solo work merges intimate songwriting with intricate production — a space where analog warmth meets experimental curiosity. Across two full-length albums and an EP, he’s built a sonic world that feels both deeply personal and globally attuned. Whether producing for others or creating his own music, Davis approaches each project with a producer’s precision, a songwriter’s heart, and an anthropologist’s ear for rhythm and texture