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Jon Hyde's records are chock full of catchy, melodic rock and indie pop in the vein of groups such as Jayhawks and Wilco - you can even hear a little Lennon & McCartney in there - all infused with his distinctively warm voice and lyrical stories that pull you in closer.

Tony Fulgham is a singer/songwriter with a long history in Seattle. Some of his songs are quiet, some are loud. It’s an 80/20 mix of lies and true stories, but it’s up to you to figure out which is which. His songs usually fall under the heading of “Americana” or “Rock ‘n’ Roll” and usually deal with love, death, or bad decisions made with the best intentions. He has released four full length records and one EP with his two previous bands North Twin and Jackrabbit. A pandemic and three throat surgeries threatened to end his singing for good, but that’s not how this story ends. Tony has a new batch of songs and has been lucky enough to get all his favorite collaborators from North Twin and Jackrabbit to join him on stage and in the studio. Tony’s first full length solo record is due October of ’23.

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.

I was hiking in the mountains with a group of good friends. A contemplative lull had fallen upon the group and the conversation had petered out. After a couple minutes of walking silently, I realized that two lyrical sentences were running through my head over and over again. Before I knew it, whole paragraphs were streaming out of my brain into a song. It felt like I had accidentally happened upon a gust of inspiration that was threatening to move along if I did not hold on to it. I dropped my pack and frantically tried to capture the words in pen. In a matter of minutes the song was complete. I have not touched or edited those words since this moment of inspiration. Yet it was not until many times playing it upon returning to civilization that I realized the depth of what that song represented to me.   This is why I write music. It lets my life have a dimension of chaos that is beyond my comprehension. It lets me access a side of my subconscious that, through diligence and creative effort, I can release into the world as music.   I write music because I am captivated by the process of inspiration. ​ I perform music because I love watching people feel my words in their heart.