Adam Esrick is a singer-songwriter and musician whose sound captures the soul of smoky dive bars and long stretches of open highway. Born in Scottsdale, Arizona, Adam blends personal storytelling with a sonic palette shaped by rock icons like Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty, and the poetic grit of Americana. He first picked up a guitar at ten years old, eventually fronting a band in high school and developing the voice, tone, and narrative instincts that define his music today.   Adam’s writing is rooted in real life emotion - heartbreak, regret, redemption - and shaped by the books he reads, the films that move him, and the people he meets along the way. Adam crafts songs that feel lived-in and unvarnished, pairing raw lyricism with melodies steeped in country-rock, blues, and the cinematic hum of the American West.

Andrew Sa is a Chicago-based queer country singer-songwriter and crooner originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. Known for his deep, earthy, and theatrical vocals, he blends mid-century country-pop and campy western influences with LGBTQ+ intimacy and lived experiences.