Susie Philipsen:

"Susie Philipsen’s style is subtly vintage and timeless occupying a sweet spot between jazz, folk, and rock. Inspired by Bobby Gentry, Roberta Flack, Orion Sun, and Lily Lyons, Susie creates songs that feel like classics.They will delight you with their fresh, intimate perspective on love and self-discovery. Backed by a band of Seattle’s finest players, Susie’s mesmerizing voice floats above her classical guitar and vocal loops. Go see her play, listen to the bar get quiet, all eyes closed, hearts deep in feeling."

Warren Jackson Hearne:

“Warren Jackson Hearne is a nationally touring singer, multi-instrumentalist, and fingerstyle guitarist whose original music blends Southern folk, blues, jazz, and experimental sounds. Drawing from the musical traditions of his upbringing and decades of exploring music across genres, Hearne has developed a style that is unmistakably his own. The Great Falls Tribune has called him “one of the most original folk musicians working today."

"Cinematic musically and visually, Warren Jackson Hearne is a very singular singer/songwriter/ bandleader whose music evokes the best of Ennio Morricone and Marty Robbins, with a touch of David Lynch"

-Steve Carter of Patron Magazine

Barton Carroll:

"To those who think folk music has to be alt-folk or some other hybrid in order to be relevant in the 21st Century, no stronger rebuke to that notion could be offered than North Carolina’s Barton Carroll, a now-Seattle-based singer-songwriter of uncommon lyrical gifts and a low-flame intensity that commands a listener’s attention even with all the other distractions of modern life."

– The Bluegrass Special

"Barton Carroll crafts hardscrabble folk music populated with emotionally haunted souls. In a plaintive voice recalling Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Freedy Johnston, Carroll sings about world-worn characters struggling to survive but not surrendering...Carroll’s sharp-eyed, unflinching story-songs serve to separate him from the troubadour pack."

– American Songwriter

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