Zan Fiskum is an americana singer-songwriter raised in the small town of Maple Valley, WA where she spent most of her time either running barefoot in the forest or volunteering with her family at a local dinner theater. Her angelic voice soars over her soulful and ethereal storytelling. Reminiscent of artists Laura Marling and Brandi Carlile, she blends the lines between adult contemporary and americana/folk as she writes about the intricacies of family dynamics, connection to the natural world, and love. She made her national debut on season 18 of NBC’s The Voice finishing as a top 9 finalist which spearheaded her two self released records with over 3 million digital streams. Zan has gone on to open for The Avett Brothers, King Fish and Prateek Kudah as well as share the stage with John Legend, Dave Mathews, and more. 

Firmly rooted in American traditional music, Jacob’s musical sensibilities remain timeless but challenge the construct of folk, pop and singer-songwriter genres. With a career spanning extensive touring and national television performances, Jacob has earned praise from notable artists such as James Taylor and Nick Jonas. Taylor himself remarked that Miller "has really got something," a sentiment echoed by Jacob's dedicated fanbase.

Jacob's evocative music creates a lush landscape for listeners. His upcoming album, "Bask in the Wonder," set for release in 2025, features new, original songs that beautifully expand upon his signature style, with engaging lyrics and an uplifting sound. Co-produced by Sam Weber, the album offers something for everyone — whether you're looking to dance, reflect, or simply hear a story, Jacob Miller's music has you covered.

Pictoria Vark is getting a better handle on living. The past few years have been a whirlwind for the New Jersey-born, Chicago-based bassist and songwriter. Her incessant time on tour in the last few years led to epiphanies big and small about how fleeting life is. The title of her second album, Nothing Sticks, states it plainly: that everything we try to hold onto - whether it's a relationship, a moment, a career, or a way of life - will come to an end. In confronting these hard truths over the course of ten songs, she finds gratitude, heartbreak, acceptance, and ultimately, the strength to live life to its fullest.

Her sophomore album, Nothing Sticks, arrives on March 21st, 2025 on Get Better Records.