https://underwatersunshinefest.com/uws-podcasts daily 0.75 2019-06-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1534946135620-61SHKX0KN75W0Y3QBWE0/uwsPodcast30.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 30: TWO BEATLEMANIACS = SUPER SOLAR SISTER LOVERS In which the boys take a deep dive into The Posies and splash around with Gigolo Aunts too! Aug 22, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1534946135620-61SHKX0KN75W0Y3QBWE0/uwsPodcast30.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 30: TWO BEATLEMANIACS = SUPER SOLAR SISTER LOVERS In which the boys take a deep dive into The Posies and splash around with Gigolo Aunts too! Aug 22, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1534254703209-YIH1XTDD9F2DEC6E4FCV/uwsPodcast29.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 29: ONE BEATLEMANIAC: FOUNTAINS OF ADAMS In which I casually and confidently confuse the Bay State with the Bay State. It’s a club IN Massachusetts and a state NAMED Massachusetts. Forgive me all you Massholes out there. Aug 14, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1534254703107-A2Y89U3FE5D49Q2V39VG/uwsPodcast28.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 28: BUTTERFLIES IN REVERSE In which the Sunshine Boys prove beyond a shadow of a doubt their unfaltering willingness to go to the well yet again with the gift that just keeps on giving: the background vocal thing! Aug 7, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1533132829038-MHJIFLX4JV0779F9EBIW/uwsPodcast27.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 27: HIGHWAY 61 RESURFACED In which the boys celebrate Adam’s “road trip” with an epic paean to travels and travails in song Aug 1, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1533132829033-7T3P02O5CNBGVZ5QKXAN/uwsPodcast26.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 26: AQUAMAN VS. THE NEPTUNES In which our heroes dig deep into the hip-hop hit-making majesty of The Neptunes. Pharrell Williams & Chad Hugo rocketed out of VA Beach and changed the course of hip-hop and popular music forever. We dig it. You should too. July 25, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1531844414370-CC5R14ST9QATMJ52QN27/ep25.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 25: LOVE AND HOPE AND SEX AND DREAMS In which we really dig deep into some incredible music that just came out last week and start a rumor that I’m quitting the band after this tour by never once even mentioning the possibility. July 17, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1531844414352-XE3Z89LV2PVNQ2LNZJM0/ep24.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 24: WORD UP! In which the boys ponder the meaning of life while facing each other across a vast distance and – on the same day you read these words – Adam makes a cameo appearance (get it) on the world’s BIGGEST podcast…The Adam Carolla Show!!! July 10, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1530893811056-7KPUGYW14YI9A4VYGYGE/eggs2.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 23: POACHED EGGS PT. 2 In which our heroes continue to examine the art of the background vocal and James realizes that not every bluff is a Bløf July 3, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1530107553726-48QGB0AEDERICWSTXUZ4/uwsPodcast22.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 22: POACHED EGGS PT. 1 In which a complete lack of imagination and/or moral fibre leads me to name a series of podcasts on background vocals after my breakfast. Seriously…but, if you look on the bright side, there’s nowhere to go but up from here. The next one will probably be called “Famous Last Words” June 27, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1529415879083-NVT39ZFAIE0106SYJBBG/uwsPodcast21.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 21: WARREN PEACE THE TORTURED ART OF JAMES CAMPION In which we celebrate today’s release of Handsome James Campion’s new book ACCIDENTALLY LIKE A MARTYR – THE TORTURED ART OF WARREN ZEVON. The long-awaited collection of essays arrives with great fanfare and pomp into the arms of a grateful nation. And we – here at the Underwater Sunshine Podcast – join them in a rousing “HUZZAH!” June 19, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1529415710468-319M0BYXYKMZKNL3SSBA/uwsPodcast20.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 20: GHOSTS IN THE RASHEEN AKA HOT TUB TIME RASHEEN In which our pal Rasheen Smith’s Instagram story ignites a Heatwave resurgence (not to mention an inability to decide between two ridiculously awesome podcast titles) and then we come out and endorse our dear old friend Tyson Meade for Congress in the great state of Oklahoma. Other than that, not much happens but we talk a lot about Joan’s and Joni’s and bid a very sad farewell to Scott Hutchinson. June 12, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1528206098559-NDEUT7MWOUGSC1OGC8AI/uwsPodcast19.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 19: AVENGERELLA In which, in the wake of the war and the devastation that followed, the boys reflect upon the journey and I secretly wonder how I would look in a cape. And then…we swing. June 5, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527604980316-QE6C09HQ038RE26BSLE7/uwsPodcast18.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 18: NEUE MUZIK TUESDAY In which the boys just sit around and yap at each other about shit they love. Plus…why is nearly everyone named Rose? What aren’t they telling us? May 29, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527522202074-6IS1W8CHK0R6LT7UM2KW/uwsPodcast17.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 17: IMMERGASM 2. ELECTRIC BOOGALOO In which a guest returns from the far reaches of the West and the boys explore their Sordid youth. May 22, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1526394692212-GS5FEC2O6796C6KD5ZHK/uwsPodcast16.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 16: PT.4 LOVE WILL TEAR US APART In which the 70’s come to a close, the center embraces the fringe, and 1980 begins with a terrible ending. Also…during a podcast dedicated entirely to punk, I somehow manage to mix up The Commodores and The Ohio Players and THEN confuse Afghan Wigs with Fine Young Cannibals. May 15, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1526394876306-IXRKXFX3895GX2YKJTED/uwsPodcast15.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 15: PT.3 LONDON CALLING Oh punkity punk punk punk. PUNK! Punk-O-Rama. Punkadelica. Polka Punk. Peppa Punk. Punk Rock Girl. Punky’s Dilemma. Punk Rock T-Shirt Melting. Judy! ….is A Punk. Also…..British people. And – if I’m being totally honest – I fell asleep and woke up and now my brain’s not working in the slightest. May 8, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1525185426471-K96P8MAL11T6I6FGBN65/uwsPodcast14.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 14: PT. 2 ALL THE YOUNG PUNKS (NEW BOOTS AND CONTRACTS) In which New York City and the Bowery are still the center of the punk world but new bands are arriving every day from as far away as Cleveland and San Francisco. They’re popping up all over LA as well and it’s just the beginning because, across the pond in the UK….anarchy. May 1, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1524594759126-HU3L4IZFOZLIQKZ46B6N/punks.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 13: PT. 1 THE PUNKS AND THE GODFATHERS In which a basketball coach comes up to Adam after a game at The Garden to talk about Death and that changes everything. So the boys decide to spend the next month discussing it. In other words, how talking about Death and Vermont leads to talking about the birth…of punk. April 24, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1523984402146-MH2Y7C13702V0FLC64MY/uwsPodcast12.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 12: 40 WATT LOVE GODS In which our heroes spend a quiet afternoon talking about old friends and bands, the ones who left and the ones we left, and the ones who just found the dreams didn’t fit them any more, and left to find new ones that did. And we keep returning to a little town on the North Oconee River where, at least for me, the left of the dial was born. April 17, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1523812245490-EFUFFRUXTV12ZR2PDUNK/uwsPodcast11.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 11: CHAMBER POP, PT. 2: FOREVER CHANGES In which our heroes explore the meaning of Love, the magnificent grandeur of a Soul Man, Sam and…Dave Godowsky, a Bryter haze of British sorrow, the incredible Travelogue of Vince Mendoza and Joni Mitchell, and the marvel that is Illinois. But first…something Wonderful. April 10, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1523287095211-VLFUU6K6E20VEEZIZ8M8/uwsPodcast10.jpg Podcasts - EPOSIDE 10: SHIT OR GET OFF THE CHAMBER POP, PT.1 In which our heroes prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that they can speak fluently in circles for hours at time. A happy journey that begins with Belle and Sebastian winds down through a magical valley of brass and strings and other up-your-ass things before finally stumbling to the semi-chilling conclusion that a life in music is sometimes a lot like asking to have a car dropped on your nuts….plus flutes! April 3, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1523286995402-9BSCE864RRE0A61PB3DR/uwsPodcast09.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 9: PEOPLE SAY WE MONK-Y AROUND The team-up we’ve all been waiting for! The Sunshine Boys meet the Monk of Steel! Yes, it’s Immerglück, strange visitor from another planet who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those off mortal men. Immerglück, who can change the course of mighty rivers, bend steel in his bare hands. And who, disguised as Clark Kent, mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, fights a never ending battle for truth, justice and the American way. And now another exciting episode in the adventures of Underwater Sunshine. March 27, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1523286879355-P69PK7TEWNPJ37NXOSPP/uwsPodcast08.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 8: A Walk Across The Rooftops In which our heroes post the podcast late because Adam got caught up eating ramen and watching a Japanese movie about ramen called Tampopo which you should all immediately watch while eating ramen yourselves and forgot to write the summary until now. PS. We fixed the bootleg. March 20, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1520950565330-L0ITH5MYLSL307OJGKF2/uwsPodcast07.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 7: IT TAKES A ROSS TO LAUGH; IT TAKES A TRAIN TO CRY In which Adam and James discuss a particularly terrifying brand of stage fright, examine the fertile intersection of Black Funk and the Rolling Stones in the inspiration/information age, sneak a look at the effect the Crescent City and the Dirty South had on a British Island record, and finally bask in the afterglow of real royalty, remembering the son that set in the North Star state. March 13, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1520950340563-VFH0RRN62B75K6NL1QBC/uwsPodcast06.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 6: IT COULD BE WORSE; IT COULD BE RAINING Our heroes explore the burden of expectations on art and reflect upon the irresistible oppression of hope on human beings. Eventually, after pondering the crushing weight of possibilities, they get really bummed out. They turn, first to drink and then to god before settling on pizza as the answer to life’s really important questions. They take a short pee break, talk about Paul Simon, and then each paint a masterpiece…but you can’t see that because this isn’t that kind of podcast March 6, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1519767381885-OIL5VZ8K5IKXTAFQO65O/uwsPodcast05.jpg Podcasts - Episode 5: Fron A - to - Zevon Our heroes discuss the upcoming release of James’ new book “Accidentally Like A Martyr: The Tortured Art of Warren Zevon”, talk about the difficult creative act of giving birth to a finished work, and reflect upon the up-and-down life of its complicated subject, the Excitable Boy himself, the troubadour of The Troubadour, the great Werewolf of Los Angeles: Warren William Zevon. Feb. 27, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1519398232899-5RAC40EV2PN26AOKNDBI/uwsPodcast04.jpg Podcasts - Episode 4: XX-Ray Vision In which Adam gets all excited about playing Mary Lou Lord and our heroes manage to accidentally find themselves spending an entire podcast talking endlessly about the one subject neither of them knows anything about… Feb. 20, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1519398232896-N4NPOY40EZAXZ0ABAXP9/uwsPodcast03.jpg Podcasts - Episode 3: The Outlaw Roadshow and Everything After Finding themselves at a crossroads and facing a cataclysmic crisis of near-galactic proportions, our turgid titans of talk recall the halcyon history of The Outlaw Roadshow and look forward to the future of the Underwater Sunshine Festival without ever mentioning the fact that Adam just really wants to see BLACK PANTHER tonight. Excelsior! (Nuff said) Feb. 13, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1519398232437-HRJE9WO4TOSJXHFJO91A/uwsPodcast02.jpg Podcasts - Episode 2: Underwater Hitchcock In which, without the benefit of any good drugs (or a net), our heroes Adam & James trip the psychedelic wonderland oeuvre of the great British troubadour Robyn Hitchcock and reveal the shockingly soft and boyish origins of Underwater Sunshine itself. Feb. 6, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1519398232385-0TOQQ94CI8S5Q6UUK1CK/uwsPodcast01.jpg Podcasts - Episode 1: Leaving Every Home Adam & James talk about moving around in their childhoods, think a series of extremely deep and sensitive thoughts, and eventually listen to some freakishly good songs, including a disturbing number of versions of “The Little Drummer Boy”. Jan. 30, 2018 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556313997153-2552UHW8I6FIJ1V76V2G/rockandrollstew.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 60: Rock & Roll Stew It begins with a breathtaking version of “Bleed” and goes from there. In order to get in the mood for the release of more Garden Sessions, the Sunshine Boys finally release the long awaited Sesh and interview with Stew & The Negro Problem, pretty much Adam’s favorite band in existence. We talk some shit, they play some magic, and on top of that you get a little of the end of their Bowery Electric set and THEN…we rock a little Kasey Anderson for good measure. It don’t get any better than this. Get sum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556314246744-N95IAS72TYVFRAFRN4D9/teenagesuperstars.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 59: Teenage Superstars In which I follow a musical family tree so far up my own ass that flowers come out of my mouth. And then…we trace one of the coolest musical scenes ever all the way from Gran’s house to the stars. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556325824579-G9Z8DA76J71K4NW32WIV/underwatersunshinedose.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 58: Underwater Sunshine Dose It’s time. One last look at a few artists playing the Fest and then…here comes the Sun! This week we check out Fairhazel , Amy Vachal, Eric Hutchinson, Wild Pink, and…Cyndi Lauper. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556326336085-N65D0YXP7BTXAGQ40JRS/underwatergetdown.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 57: The Underwater Get Down In the next-to-Final week leading up to the Underwater Sunshine Festival April 5-6 at The Bowery Electric, the Sunshine Boyz take a look at the musical stylings of Ryan Hamilton, Hollis Brown, and Fort Gorgeous and then prepare to dive into the miasma of joy and electricity and alcohol that is UNDERWATER SUNSHINE!! Come join us in the sun!!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556326618269-1ITQVGWRUYNS4Z4KR4ZK/petalinthecanyonlands.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 56: Petal In The Canyonlands In which the Underwater Sunshine Festival draws another week nearer and we dig into four more incredible bands traveling here to play from places like Pennsylvania and Ohio, from as close as Brooklyn here in NYC and as far away as Pullman in western Washington state, AKA the town that gave us Klay. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556326794424-FVZ5FSG587MLBCFMYTJ7/doublenickles.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 55: Double Nickels on the Shine We go deep on a few more artists playing the Underwater Sunshine Festival in April, this time shining the spotlight West Coast, then East Coast, and finally North to our friendly neighbors across the border. They’re coming from all over to play this one! Why? Because flights are cheap, because we’re all kinds of cool, and because – apparently – nobody thought to build a wall above Michigan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556326911558-360QO8S16BNSQYA15QSF/underwaterbrooklyn.jpg Podcasts https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556328142905-1QG95Q1FOH5BH8M91EYG/underwaterbrooklyn.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 54: Underwater Brooklyn and Then Some In which the boyz begin the march to the Underwater Sunshine Festival by playing some of their favorite new music, including a Brooklyn band, a Brooklyn boy, and a few once and future Outlaws. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327044826-NJ7VO5JED1SX7SDHKACR/gospelsofsamcooke.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 53: The Gospels of Sam Cooke In which James has a song he wants to play and I reveal some of the effects of Christian religious fervor on Jewish kids from Berkeley. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327090218-Q95BHT2ZY11E0UKY9O7P/rodandwoody.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 52: Rod and Woody Pt. 3 - Face/Off In which all good things come to an end and the boys talk it through. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327285115-UMFB1SZNM7MTFFHDLC7T/Rodandwoody2.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 51: Rod and Woody PT 2 - Henry the Appendage In which the boys revisit 1971, a banner year for Rod & Woody. Not many people can make three albums in one year. Honestly, I have trouble keeping up with one album in three years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327347424-1LWLPHDLWC1XU043FOXX/rodandwoody1.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 50: A Rod, A Woody and 5 Faces It’s hard enough to make a great band. And it’s nearly impossible to make a great band which then makes a great record. So how the hell did Rod Stewart and Ron Wood manage to make TWO great bands together at the same time and THEN make nothing but KILLER albums with both of them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327431279-3RRIHYZRO2ZF4XF5C2KR/augustandeverything.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 49: August and Everything (after we get done talking about everything else) In which the boys accidentally get off on a tangent and forget to ever come back. Plus…we release a new song just cuz we can’t think of anything else to say. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327555068-OX0F0JQ6Y1T98XN6QH7L/awesomefuckyeah.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 48: AWESOME FUCK YEAH WHATEVER https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556327650106-87RO3TSRRS67ZAEOPNOR/awesomefuckradio.jpg Podcasts - EPISODE 47: AWESOME FUCK YEAH RADIO Well, my computer is sitting in a bin of rice cuz I spilled water on it at a gig yesterday trying to warm up and autograph CDs at the same time. THAT was not the best day of 2019 so far. That said…TODAY is an entirely different day and it brings with it the first Underwater Sunshine Podcast of the year! So THIS is going to be a truly GREAT day…albeit one without a computer (other than one that looks like it’s trying to commit suicide by stir fry). https://underwatersunshinefest.com/2018artists daily 0.75 2019-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1533133223371-W5VT44BBFJ9F6F8RGVOF/marcy1.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground are celebrating their 20 year veterancy in the music industry. This year marks the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds will release the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. Learn More… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1533133223371-W5VT44BBFJ9F6F8RGVOF/marcy1.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground are celebrating their 20 year veterancy in the music industry. This year marks the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds will release the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. Learn More… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1536763418894-V12JPFHUWQAKPJLWF3CV/liz7.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Elizabeth and the Catapult Elizabeth Ziman, who performs as Elizabeth and the Catapult, is a critically acclaimed singer/songwriter from New York, living and working in Brooklyn. She's toured with the likes of Sara Bareilles and Kishi Bashi; collaborated with Esperanza Spalding, Gillian Welch, Blake Mills and Ben Folds; scored, with Paul Brill, a variety of international award-winning documentaries including Trapped, a Peabody winner; and won the 2015 Independent Music Award for Songwriting, Folk category. Her songs have been featured in national television campaigns for Google, Amazon, Sky TV, and " So You Think You Can Dance" . Learn More… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1530118409308-5RO47KF01294X4KC7NV5/kellogg11.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Stephen Kellogg Over the last decade Connecticut native Stephen Kellogg has performed more than 1500 concerts around the world, raised thousands of dollars for causes close to his heart, been named Armed Forces Entertainer of the Year, and penned singles for artists like "American Idol" winner Nick Fradiani and legendary guitarist Robert Randolph. He's also had his songs covered by international major label acts and released eight albums of his own that have yielded hundreds of thousands of ticket and album sales. Learn More… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1535118941045-MJ5218S4GZMR2DGKHEUS/stew4.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Stew and the Negro Problem (From Ted.com) "Singer/raconteur Stew combines elements of cabaret, soul and subversive pop to create a unique style he's dubbed "Afro-baroque." Frequently likened to Cole Porter and Burt Bacharach, Stew spins songs with hook-filled melodies and taut poetic narratives: 'Sophisticated songs that are not likely to be heard on the radio,' writes the New Yorker." Learn More… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527801673703-5Z0QNK3RGMQ6TFYWY2JQ/art3.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Art Alexakis Alexakis is an American musician best known as the singer-songwriter and guitarist of the rock band Everclear. He has been a member of several notable bands, in addition to his own work as a songwriter for other artists. Alexakis founded several record labels throughout his career, and worked as an A&R representative for major record labels between and during his own musical projects. Later he became a political activist, and lobbied for special concerns which included drug awareness policies, and support of the families of the military. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783010880-JPDUFIQ5FRF27MDERJ6M/monks.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Monks of Doom From their humble beginnings as a surrealist spin-off “Imaginary Band,” through their hard working days as veteran DIY road warriors, on to their arrested state of suspended animation and later re-birth, Monks of Doom remain one of the classiest, heaviest and most strangely unclassifiable bands to emerge from the late 1980s independent music scene. When the band put themselves on ice in 1993, they left behind five virtuosic, rocking albums that somehow fused post-punk sensibilities with prog rock decadence and folk tradition elegance… Learn more.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527829580708-M8ANCX75TLUXQMT1DA7X/HawksNew.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Hawks and Doves (Kasey Anderson) Kasey Anderson spent the first decade of the 21st century writing songs that drew praise from the likes of Paste, No Depression, The A/V Club and many others, and touring alongside Jason Isbell, Steve Earle, Counting Crows, Peter Case, BJ Barham/American Aquarium, Joe Pug and fellow songwriting luminaries. Known as a “songwriter’s songwriter,” Anderson counted the aforementioned greats among his fans - his songs covered on albums by Counting Crows and Star Anna - and carved out a niche for himself as one of Americana’s most revered, if underrated, songwriters. Then he disappeared. A relapse and personal and legal problems saw Anderson fade from view - no albums, no gigs, the only traces of him found in Counting Crows continued performance of the Anderson-penned “Like Teenage Gravity.” Had it all ended there, Anderson would have been just another name on a long list of songwriters whose careers ended in relative obscurity or, in Anderson’s case, infamy. Now five years sober and with a prison stint behind him, Anderson has re-emerged as the frontman and primary songwriter of the band Hawks and Doves, whose album, From a White Hotel, will be released August, 2018… Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783007792-TERDFIY76CM2F75I36UP/boyBjorn.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Boy Bjorn At SXSW 2015, aged just 25, Brian Holl was hit by a panic attack that would act as the catalyst for one of the most difficult periods of his young life. Brian had already achieved a great deal as one half of electronic-folk duo Foreign Fields - national tours, festival appearances, releasing a critically-acclaimed debut album - but an anxiety fueled by self-doubt, estimations, measuring up and counting trophies had finally reached tipping point. What happened next was bravely and honestly exposed in Foreign Fields sophomore record Take Cover which ended with the first glimmer of hope since that fateful night. Fast forward 18 months and Brian is ready to continue the story with his first solo release under the name Boy Bjorn. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783401878-936BYEO1BUU8RAA1AMFB/boom.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Boom Forest Boom Forest is the spiritual incarnation of John Paul Roney, a Nashville-based songwriter and an evangelist for a contemporary folk tradition forwarding humanism in the face of our looming techno-apocalypse. Begin with the acoustic introspection of Bob Dylan, add artful electronic production cues a la Kid A, and layer in multi-part harmonies that would be at home in a Southern Baptist choir, and you’re on your way into the sound Boom Forest makes from the Automated Woods of Tomorrow. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783010704-AHW8BP1DXJH03D6FH70N/mikaelaDavis.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Mikaela Davis “This record is kind of about writing a record,” Mikaela Davis says. The 26-year-old is home in her native Rochester, NY, reflecting on "Delivery", her highly anticipated full-length album, as well as the hard journey the classically trained, defiantly original harpist had to travel to become the writer and performer she was meant to be… Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527689361288-6RC9OX6OC1H2HCL2LYNF/mattSucich02.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Matt Sucich Matt Sucich writes songs mostly with a pen, and sings them always with his mouth. His last name is pronounced Sue.Sitch and people often show how much they like his songs by comparing him to other popular artists. One time Jim James came to a show. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783014487-7U03MK1RWA41YULXKOFZ/seanBarna.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Sean Barna Seán Barna is a singer, songwriter, and drummer based in New York City. Employing a highly-visual lyrical panache and an atypically full-throated singing style, Barna’s newest record, Cissy, a gasping, rapid-fire deconstruction of what it means to be a man. If Bukowski had frequented queer spaces and written songs for Patti Smith, those songs might sound like this. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783009581-W5MO6N799Y1JW4GOHJX8/ericaBlinn.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Erica Blinn "Nashville by way of Columbus, Ohio, rocker Blinn settles into a steady rock groove on her latest release. The hooks that have always anchored her songs are as strong as ever, bursting with an infectious spirit. She may be singing about tough times in songs like “Dreamer's Heart” and “A Little Rain,” but she reflects on the moments with an uplifting outlook. All the better that she and the band let loose on the choruses, singing them loud and proud. You should, too." - Mayer Danzig, Twangville Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783013258-OAYBWGPSW76WC4OBUWD4/ryvoli.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Ryvoli Jenn Whiteman and Samantha Howard are RYVOLI, an indie-folk band based in Lexington, KY. Paying homage to the place they met and first collaborated, they derive their name from Rue de Rivoli, one of the most well-travelled streets in Paris, France. Focusing on tight harmonies and candid lyrics, this duo makes music influenced by artists such as The Civil Wars, Bon Iver, and The Swell Season. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783014285-8KFAYS0A09XLNFZGPFFY/yellowHouse.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Yellow House Orchestra Yellow House Orchestra is a Latin Jazz and Salsa band based in San Francisco and New York City. The band’s debut record Orale Pues was released January 29, 2016. The band is led by bassist and songwriter Michael Cerda, formerly of El Desayuno, Big Breakfast and The Names. He’s also played a major role in the music-tech scene with his work on music at Facebook, Vevo and Myspace. His original melodies and hooks combined with Latin rhythms provide an original, catchy and toe-tapping sound. The band is graced by four Grammy winners from their work with Pacific Mambo Orchestra… Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783008691-QQPUWYHL73CMSIJ80UJC/daveGodowsky.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Dave Godowsky There are two albums. The first is called All You Love Is Need and the second is called Pregret. Dave is a man of few, but beautiful words. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1528859327107-36QT6LQTBDSIP5M6BVUX/those2.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Those Nights Those Nights is constructed of individual songwriters, leading to a diverse list of influences ranging in and out of nearly every genre. This, along with the non-traditional rock setup used to create high-energy tracks as well as deep soulful melodies, is what sets Those Nights apart from other bands. And it’s the haunting vocals, constructed harmonies, and hip-hop flavor that creates the formula for this unforgettable show. Learn more… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783007704-WDN3HP78HLLMBE89HS0L/brick.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Brick Briscoe Briscoe creates songs that paint a picture of restlessness and wonder, sprinkled liberally with a well matured angst. He’s a wanderer both physically and artistically. 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He loves music more than his phone and he loves his phone more than most people. In all honesty...it’s not really close. He also runs the Underwater Sunshine Podcast with his pal, journalist and author James Campion. In his spare time, he still likes to watch movies, write songs, sing on friend’s records, and plot world domination for Counting Crows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1736646818759-36BIOXJ5ISEOHKGJT9JG/adam.jpg TheTeam - Adam Duritz, Founder Adam Duritz co-produced The Outlaw Roadshow music festival for seven years alongside Ryan Spaulding, Barbara Garrett, and Frank Germano before helping to found the Underwater Sunshine Fest this year. He loves music more than his phone and he loves his phone more than most people. In all honesty...it’s not really close. He also runs the Underwater Sunshine Podcast with his pal, journalist and author James Campion. In his spare time, he still likes to watch movies, write songs, sing on friend’s records, and plot world domination for Counting Crows. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1528082697965-2H81VO2KPK37QR59NFN7/barb.jpg TheTeam - Barbara Garrett, Co-Founder Barbara started her music career working as a producer/booking agent for BalconyTV.com in Austin, Texas. During this time she helped produce The Outlaw Roadshow as well as some unofficial SXSW events. This lit a fire under her desire to advocate for musicians, joining the “Leaders in Austin Music” program and an appointment to a seat on the Austin Music Commission. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1568899786000-PQM2JKE90BDG3ANJHJKR/IMG_3667.JPG TheTeam - Lindsay Nie, Senior Producer and A&R Lindsay is passionate about art, music, science and spending time outdoors. During the day she blends her marketing and technology expertise, creativity and inner gadget-geek to create memorable brand experiences. The rest of her time is spent crafting, hiking and rock hounding around New England, and listening to often over 300 new artists a week! A little known fact about Lindsay, she studied Planetary Science and Astrophysics at MIT. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1579534127904-11HB2054FKWVJ5S7CKC7/zoe.jpg TheTeam - Zoe Mintz, Social Media Manager Zoe is a writer and performer currently studying film at Hunter College in New York. In recent lives Zoe was an art model for internationally-renowned fine artists, a two-time AmeriCorps member, an operations manager for a large nonprofit, a project associate for a very small nonprofit, and for a couple of years staffed information desks and gift shops at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. There, Zoe received world-class training on directing tourists to the bathroom. She also once found it herself. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1685755329604-KSD84LT2ZHJ3R4C0KXRM/IMG_8926.jpg TheTeam - Holly Perry, Events Planning Manager By day, Holly is a non-profit extraordinaire. By night, she is a writer, lover and supporter of all things music. (Kind of like Hannah Montana but less likely to burst into song.) A music industry survivor, she has had the opportunity to work with or interview many of her idols such as Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Garth Brooks, Jewel, Kelsea Ballerini and more. She's also a proud member of a faux-band called The Silence - the best band you've never heard. When she's not taking pictures of her dogs, she's probably hiking, studying for her MBA or telling someone how much she loves living in Los Angeles. (Confession: she does prefer Shake Shake to In-N-Out though.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1685805370949-EWJ643SQ5G87JAOYWJGH/meJacket.jpeg TheTeam - Frank Germano, Creative Director Design, art, branding, storytelling, community, culture, making, drawing, painting, finding, doing, trying, failing, learning, and feeling… Locked in the never-ending pursuit of an elegant narrative, and devoted to helping humans connect through art and design. ( mofdesign.com / @mofdesign ) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540476745275-2VBVKCZEY3CLCOX68VXU/j_campion_small.jpg TheTeam - James Campion, Co-Host of the Underwater Sunshine Podcast James Campion, co-host of the Underwater Sunshine podcast with his friend Adam Duritz, both of whom are currently working on a book together, is a syndicated columnist and contributing editor for the pop culture magazine, The Aquarian Weekly (inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame archive 2012), where he’s reported on and interviewed dozens of singer-songwriters and musicians and reviewed concerts and albums for over twenty years. His work has appeared in NY Newsday, North County News, Hackwriters, Huffington Post, among other periodicals and webzines, including the official KISS site, KISS Online. He is the author of six non-fiction works; Deep Tank Jersey: A Journey into the Soul of a New Jersey Club Band (Callalloo Press, 1996), Fear No Art: Observations on the Death of the American Century (BLAZO! Publishing, 2000), Trailing Jesus: A Holy Land Journal (Gueem Books, 2002) and Midnight for Cinderella: The Reality Check Papers – 2000-2005 (Booksurge – 2006), Shout It Out Loud – The Story of KISS’s Destroyer and the Making of an American Icon (Backbeat Books - 2015), Accidentally Like a Martyr – The Tortured Art of Warren Zevon (Backbeat Books - 2018) and one novel, Y (Gueem Books, 2013). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1568156820905-S6QX6TCZJ8ANNLI83766/Screen+Shot+2019-09-10+at+7.00.39+PM.png TheTeam - Ehud Lazin, Video Producer Ehud created and runs the Garden Sessions. He is also the video producer for the entire festival. Outside of his video work he is also a father and husband. His favorite mode of transportation is by scooter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1528082696592-HWTU4J67VMDF7S63P28Z/katie.jpg TheTeam - Katie Mullins, Executive Writer Katie was raised a record store crate-digger in Dallas, Texas, by two parents who had managed record stores before she was born. She’s currently an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Evansville, and has been fortunate enough to start a “How to Write about Music” course. She also teaches fiction and poetry. There is a very good professional picture of her at a radio station, taping a show with headphones on, but she has opted to use this photo of her at sixteen, which is indicative of both how she is surrounded by music and what a dork she is. She has an amazing husband and stepdaughter, and is grateful that they are both music junkies too. If you see her at the festival (red hair now), ask her about her David Bowie tattoos! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1528082698190-6BDCPB1V5EG7TN4421WV/felipe.jpg TheTeam - Felipe Molina, Fine Art Felipe is a fine artist born in NYC and educated in NY and South Florida. Felipe has exhibited in Europe and America and currently exhibits in California, Connecticut and NY. He has worked with Counting Crows as fine artist and media designer, and has been involved in the art and music scene for over 30 years. He continues to work out of his Lexington studio and is currently part of the Underwater Sunshine design and production team. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556414289339-ZVIZNB39J94NO2GU10H2/850BF4D2-35E1-4AA3-BB78-CFDE79F4B80D.JPG TheTeam - Diego Molina, Graphic Designer Songwriter, band leader of Romantic Relevance, and visual designer. Loves colorful shoes, pepperoni pizza, pop music, and bad dancing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1685799172442-DE6H53QOBTEU4UNUTVJO/gusBio.png TheTeam - Gus! More on Gus later ;) https://underwatersunshinefest.com/media-gallery daily 0.75 2019-04-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556413261271-CTJQPKE51W0KMJ48HPCZ/uwsFBImage.jpg Media Gallery - On The Scene: Underwater Sunshine Festival Slays With Killer Lineup On the weekend of April 5 and 6, The Underwater Sunshine Festival began with a bang at Bowery Electric in the East Village. The creators of the festival, Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz and co-founder Barbara Rappaport delivered a sensational set list in an intimate and cool venue. In addition to the festival nights on Saturday and Sunday, Jesse Malin will also kick off the weekend with a VIP set on Friday night. Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556413261271-CTJQPKE51W0KMJ48HPCZ/uwsFBImage.jpg Media Gallery - On The Scene: Underwater Sunshine Festival Slays With Killer Lineup On the weekend of April 5 and 6, The Underwater Sunshine Festival began with a bang at Bowery Electric in the East Village. The creators of the festival, Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz and co-founder Barbara Rappaport delivered a sensational set list in an intimate and cool venue. In addition to the festival nights on Saturday and Sunday, Jesse Malin will also kick off the weekend with a VIP set on Friday night. Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556412629573-P3RISER5CLRHCMGC6VB2/Counting-Crows-photo-by-Ros-OGorman.jpg Media Gallery - Adam Duritz’s Indie Music Underwater Sunshine Festival Reveals 2019 Line-up The Underwater Sunshine Festival is returning to New York for 2019 this weekend. Underwater Sunshine is curated by Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz and co-founded with Barbara Rappaport. Duritz and Rappaport founded the festival to pair independent music artists with passionate music fans. “It’s honestly my favorite time of year. I love when everyone shows up in New York and, for a week or so, I get to just drown in great music,” Adam said in a statement. Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556413314300-LAV5PWYKWQ2LQDHRG9LU/uwsFBImage.jpg Media Gallery - Counting Crows’ Adam Duritz on 2019 Underwater Sunshine Festival and Bar Mitzvah Memories .Underwater Sunshine — also the name of Counting Crows’ 2012 album, which debuted at no. 3 on the Billboard Top Rock chart — is name of the music festival run by him and co-founder Barbara Rappaport. The Underwater Sunshine Festival launched last October with a two-day event, and will be returning to New York City’s Bowery Electric for two more days of programming on April 5th and 6th. Among the participating artists for the April 2019 edition are Jordan Klassen, Eric Hutchinson, Red Wanting Blue, Amy Vachal, Maria Taylor and Roan Yellowthorn. Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1556413091095-UGB0JO0N8IK3LUPO208B/brooklynvegan.png Media Gallery - Hollis Brown (with Cyndi Lauper), Jesse Malin, Wild Pink, Bear Cub, Amy Vachal, Fort Francis, Roan Yellowthorn, Wilder Maker, Fairhazel & more @ Bowery Electric This is day one of two of the free-with-RSVP Underwater Sunshine Fest at Bowery Electric, and there’s some cool stuff like the legendary Cyndi Lauper guesting with Hollis Brown, NYC punk lifer Jesse Malin, rising NYC indie rockers Wild Pink, and more. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166969137-9SRCK7WQM7JB3QBTCBDW/Adam%2BDuritz%2Bby%2BFatima%2BKelley.jpeg Media Gallery - NBC SANDIEGO: How Adam Duritz Learned to Grow in a Shrinking World “Counting Crows' Adam Duritz doesn't need much of an introduction -- and neither does his songwriting. Duritz has long been lauded for his confessional poetics -- a lyricism that ranges from agonizingly beautiful to torturously transcendent. Much of the early expressiveness of the Counting Crows was rooted in Duritz' internal struggles with a dissociative disorder that he's since managed to tamp down. But the craft is always there.” Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166749366-6ZI2HQOOLQP77N0IU0OZ/metro.jpg Media Gallery - METRO WEST DAILY NEWS: MUSIC SCENE: 25 years and counting for Adam Duritz and his Crows As it happens we are chatting with Counting Crows singer and songwriter Adam Duritz on the very day that the parade is scheduled to celebrate the latest NBA championship by his beloved Golden State Warriors. As it happens the Los Angeles area-based frontman, originally from Berkeley, opted to avoid the victory parade, but he is eager to discuss basketball. Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166588029-07MVHOK3D5TSZGL9KLPK/screen-shot-2018-09-04-at-11-12-41-pm-e1536183265341.png Media Gallery - CHICAGO SUN TIMES: Counting Crows celebrating everything after ‘Everything After’ “Is there a shelf life for bands when they reach a certain age? As the acts and seminal albums of the early ‘90s start marking their quarter-life anniversaries, it’s a question that clouds over the steady pour of reunion tours, reissued albums and other celebratory ephemera of a scene that can sometimes seem like one more trick to ride out fame. But it just feels different with Counting Crows. Perhaps because the milestone is nothing the musicians ever cared to be cognizant of and one they could have just as easily glossed over with a steady career since day one.” Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166437897-ZIHOI7IHDZ8ED2JU3W9X/CountingCrows_webbanner_tourwlive_WEB__001_.jpg Media Gallery - 25 Years and Still Counting Crows: Interview with Adam Duritz “There’s a number of advantages to having a 25-year career in music. For starters, it’s a solid indicator of stable employment. It’s also damn good way to turn a summer road trip with your buddies into a cross country tour. For several years running, Adam Duritz of the Counting Crows has parlayed his summers into something approximating work. “It’s great to get paid for your road trips,” he says. “I’ve been on the same road trip for 25 years now. As a musician, that’s always extremely doubtful, so whenever you can have it, that’s a big positive.” Continue reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1535032702001-3MWBM2E0F41U5O1UNN7J/hawksanddoves-newartists.jpg Media Gallery - ROLLING STONE: 10 NEW COUNTRY ARTISTS YOU NEED TO KNOW: AUGUST 2018 So proud to see Underwater artist “Hawks and Doves” featured by Rolling Stone this past week! “…Anderson wrote half of his new album, From a White Hotel, while still in prison, making peace with his past along the way. Released this summer, the record tackles social oppression, personal demons and the darkness that haunts all of us, offering apologies one minute and anthemic rock the next. Although recorded with his new band Hawks & Doves, From a White Hotel shines its spotlight on a new, improved Anderson: sober, sharp and ready to make up for lost time.” Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1530119675766-6WVXLOYMXM6P8TB8B5BK/adamForbes.jpg Media Gallery - FORBES: "Who I Am: Counting Crows' Adam Duritz Talks Hip Hop, Immigration And Art" “It’s been 25 years since Adam Duritz and his Counting Crows band mates released their brilliant debut album, August And Everything After. In the quarter century since then, the Bay Area band have sold over 20 million records and toured the world over probably hundreds of times.” Continue Reading… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1530119951665-UHY919K9QF1FA3WG70QD/adamAlternative.jpg Media Gallery - ALTERNATIVE REVOLUTION: "Exclusive Interview With Counting Crows Lead Singer Adam Duritz- Adam talks about the 25 And Counting Tour with LIVE, releasing new music, Underwater Sunshine Fest..." “It is a big year for the Counting Crows as they are celebrating their twenty-fifth anniversary as a band. The band has done much in their career including multiplatinum albums and hit songs. Also, perhaps what they might be known for the most are their great live shows. Although the band usually tours every summer, they are celebrating it this year with another tour (25 and Counting), which is a big one though playing around 40 cities more or less...” Continue Reading… https://underwatersunshinefest.com/2018-event-photos daily 0.75 2018-10-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169160692-61TEDFBNMBY4I2DA4XGP/IMG_5394.jpg 2018 Event Photos Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169160692-61TEDFBNMBY4I2DA4XGP/IMG_5394.jpg 2018 Event Photos Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167873900-V622ST1LR4BRI65H4EP5/6994+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Marcy Playground Setlist Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167875361-AN8RDO035JP1M4L32CW6/7004+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - James Campion introducing Marcy Playground Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167891393-F19H4KP7TLNVWEJ1ZI8Q/7172+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - 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Boy Bjorn Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540164762983-L2J3L1L0BGPZMXOKIY2G/7568+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Stew & the Negro Problem Setlist Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540164762884-OU6JEFTEO79AZY46OK8Y/7570+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Stew & the Negro Problem Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540164765774-JUJJTNG8R2HFMPLFN8Z1/7574+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Stew & the Negro Problem Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540164765327-KRWOKM7LG53AGJSH8OVN/7587+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Stew & the Negro Problem Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540164771080-Y5W2DXVT4JUB6J8DPRKB/7592+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Adam Duritz introducing Stew & the Negro Problem Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540164773264-K1RGA6MKBBT70ID11SBR/7598+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - 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Brick Briscoe Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167870518-HPFQ63B9ZB9R2NYI0JYQ/6987+WEB+USF.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Brick Briscoe Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169168438-W9YKAJJ8LOF0S36DT8F0/IMG_5398.jpg 2018 Event Photos - Artwork by Frank Germano (Man on Fire Design) Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://underwatersunshinefest.com/artistsapr2019 daily 0.75 2019-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548428872415-MGR5EM78N2QX9BCG5RYZ/amy1.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - AMY VACHAL Amy has since toured over 18 countries and 45 cities with her music, sharing the stage with artists such as Joe Purdy, Jamie Lawson, M. Ward, and Postmodern Jukebox. Her first full-length record Strawberry Moon debuted at #3 on the iTunes singer/songwriter charts and has been described as “delicate, powerful, and full of heart.” Read more on her artist page | And here’s our writeup https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548428872415-MGR5EM78N2QX9BCG5RYZ/amy1.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - AMY VACHAL Amy has since toured over 18 countries and 45 cities with her music, sharing the stage with artists such as Joe Purdy, Jamie Lawson, M. Ward, and Postmodern Jukebox. Her first full-length record Strawberry Moon debuted at #3 on the iTunes singer/songwriter charts and has been described as “delicate, powerful, and full of heart.” Read more on her artist page | And here’s our writeup https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552147697913-Q978QFDCFUUBD00I249J/jesse02.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Bear Cub "The album I want to gush over is the Limited Release EP by Bear Cub. This band consists of pop-punk vocals and folk-y instrumentation. If someone were to say that to me, I would ask “How does that work?” but it does. The lyrics are full of emotion, and every song tells a story. I have never heard such a strong fulfillment of every musical criterion…" - KMNR Radio … Read more on his artist Page | And here’s our announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1550246203629-WVS8680JMHMYH1CKGSXJ/cam08.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - CAMERON MCGILL Cameron McGill is a writer, instructor, and musician from Champaign, IL and the poetry editor of Blood Orange Review. He holds an MFA in Poetry from the University of Idaho. He is the recipient of a scholarship to the New York State Summer Writers Institute, a Centrum Fellowship to The Port Townsend Writers’ Conference, and a 2018 Summer Fishtrap Fellowship. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The American Poetry Review, Mid-American Review, Willow Springs, The Harvard Advocate, Grist and others… Read more on his artist page | And here’s out announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546577492812-3NVAEVZP1KBODWFTX4JY/ericProfile.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - ERIC HUTCHINSON To see an Eric Hutchinson show is to be fully entertained. Hutchinson and his band, The Believers, have toured extensively, building a reputation for a high-energy live show, full of four-part harmonies, incredible musicianship, humility, and humor. A show for any music lover, Eric brings the audience to him, playing his unique songs and telling the funny, moving and one-of-a-kind stories that made him the artist he is today. Read more on our artist page | And here’s our announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1554199123694-OKG0BHT9QXVS5EEFN35L/fair6.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Fairhazel Although I often write music from a personal perspective, I write music to tell stories, sometimes fictional, sometimes based on brief encounters with 7/11 employees, sometimes written in sensory deprivation tanks. These are stories that I want to use to promote things I believe in, and things I want to see changed in this world and sometimes these stories are just used as entertainment, like a four minute movie…. Read more on his artist page | And here’s out write-up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552659002973-3TGXH63F056WP11CMNOQ/fortf2.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - FORT FRANCES “…The crunchy guitar-monies layered behind the falsetto phrasing of “Take the Wheel”, the marimba-sub synth combo of “Everything is Starting to Make Sense”, the frantic pacing of “The Light Years” — this cast of songs puts the spotlight on a band that is growing increasingly comfortable with loosening its roots in the past. “Memories are not meant to be kept inside a frame, so before we drive out to the coast tonight, I will drive myself insane,” McMillin sings on lead single “Building A Wall.” Read more on their Artist Page | Or Read our Artist Announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548997920555-TM76YB5BOA3IAHONN535/fort8.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - FORT GORGEOUS Formed in Brooklyn, NY, Fort Gorgeous is the musical moniker of songwriter/guitarist Billy Libby. As a person sitting on a see-saw of optimism and pessimism, Billy creates pensive and atmospheric songs based heavily on intricate guitar melodies with lyrics that contemplate themes like death and the severity of all choices made in life. When not slipping into the darkness of all of life's "what ifs", Billy is often excited about life like a kid at an arcade with $30. More on their Artist page | And here’s our take! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1553870568722-6YYMCEKEZ00GO3MTY6E3/hollis2.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Hollis Brown Hollis Brown is an American Rock ‘n’ Roll band. Named after a Bob Dylan song (“The Ballad of Hollis Brown”), the band was formed by Queens-natives and songwriters Mike Montali (lead vocals/guitar) and Jonathan Bonilla (lead guitar). Both 2nd-generation immigrants (Italian-American and Puerto Rican-American, respectively), they soon found their musical brethren across America, recruiting Andrew Zehnal (drums) from Cleveland, Adam Bock (keyboard/vocals) from St. Louis, and Scott Thompson (bass) from Boston. Read more on their artist page | And here’s our writeup! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547203425811-BTJTGLI4EGUW2ZPT1FVN/jor8.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Jordan Klassen The singer-songwriter moniker has long caused him discomfort, as he felt that it connoted a very specific sound, namely “acoustic guitars and shitty coffee shops.” In past records such as Javelin (2016) and Repentance (2013), Klassen strived for a cinematic sound, avoiding drum kits and anything that sounded like a band. In Big Intruder, Klassen confronts those prejudices. He spent a lot of time listening to the greats—Harry Nilsson, Paul McCartney and John Lennon, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell—and broadened his own understanding of the singer-songwriter concept. Read more on his Artist Page | And here’s our write-up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1554087889246-RWPXZSAZE0IFU04XVFX6/jules.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Jules and the Jinks Jules and The Jinks is the brain child of first-generation native New Yorkers Julissa Lopez and Erik Rosenberg. Despite their different backgrounds (Dominican from The Bronx and Jewish from The Upper West Side) the two were united by their love of James Brown, Etta James, and Led Zeppelin. Though they flirt with various genres from Blues, to Funk, to Afro-Pop and Jazz, the music of Jules and The Jinks is best described as Soul… Read more on their artist page | And read our write-up here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1550846761268-5U5D9QXH67EAE8ROU8DC/maria8.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - MARIA TAYLOR Maria Taylor is a singer/songwriter and half of the duo Azure Ray. She has also performed and/or recorded with Bright Eyes, Moby, Michael Stipe of R.E.M., Joshua Radin and more. Taylor’s recent solo effort, “In the Next Life” was released in December of 2017 on her new label, Flower Moon Records. Read more on her artist page | And here’s our welcome piece! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1549639619598-EYJNLO6CUOTNYS1XIGCH/petal3.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - PETAL She moved from New York City to Philadelphia, toured with Julien Baker, Slingshot Dakota and Kevin Devine, and chose to come out and live openly as queer, just to name a few. Still, the good wasn’t able to outweigh the bad, and in early 2017, Lotz found herself hitting a breaking point. Ultimately, she made the difficult decision to move back to her hometown to enter intensive treatment for her mental health issues. It was that duality - the valley between the positives and negatives of life that she’d experienced - that inspired Magic Gone and its two halves. Side A, titled Tightrope Walker, features songs Lotz wrote before entering treatment, while Side B, Miracle Clinger, is comprised of songs she wrote in recovery. Learn more on our artist page | And here’s our welcome! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1544805540598-60CNKR48KX5C6CYGQ543/rwb6.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Red Wanting Blue Hailed as “Midwestern rock heroes” by American Songwriter, Red Wanting Blue has spent the last twenty years establishing themselves as one of the indie world’s most enduring and self-sufficient acts, notching appearances everywhere from Letterman to NPR and reaching #3 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, all while operating largely outside the confines of the traditional music industry. Read more on their Artist Page | And here’s our write-up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547824358255-BQTNCW3AFBYPJJT59Y5Z/roan2.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Roan Yellowthorn Roan Yellowthorn front woman Jackie McLean, supported by producer and multi-instrumentalist Shawn Strack, delivers ethereal indie rock songs with a singer/songwriter heart. Listeners find themselves singing-along to the catchy melodies while simultaneously becoming immersed in the story behind each song. More on their Artist page | And here’s our take! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1553262494655-DGQ9K341X4S1YIUDE59C/ryanAr.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Ryan Hamilton “Ryan Hamilton. Singer. Songwriter. Harlequin Ghost. I'm from Texas, but my band is from the UK. Go figure!” See more of Ryan on his artist page | Or let Andy tell you about him https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552916256236-PVQU3E8A7WJWJA8ASR4G/taylor6.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Taylor Carson Taylor’s resume boasts well over 1,000 performances and six full-length records released; his two most recent, "With Innocence" 2013 and "Go Amaze" 2016 both debuted in the Top 10 on the iTunes charts. 2017 was a studio year for Carson. Thanks to that, Carson released his 7th full-length record, "After the Tamer Has Gone" to critical acclaim in December 2018. "Tamer" debuted at #2 on the iTunes charts and has Carson getting back to his roots. Read more on his artist page | And read our announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552059062728-OFJZ96NZWY5X9JOUIY54/pink9.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - Wild Pink Wild Pink are one of those wonderfully rare bands that sounds instantly familiar upon first listen. Yet trying to draw parallels to their influences or similar bands proves to be incredibly difficult. That remains the same as Wild Pink continue to chart their own unique course. These are deeply personal songs about freedom, or lack thereof, about growing up and leaving your youth behind while still clinging to those scars we hold dear. Often exercising a stream of conscious lyrical style, Wild Pink has a remarkable way of transporting you to those moments in time where the smallest detail remains etched into your being. There is a sincerity that echoes throughout these songs that is intoxicating and speaks to what makes the band so special. Wild Pink chooses the road less traveled and it has served them well. Read more on their artist page | And here’s our writeup!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1553481522116-NNR5PNL5W1CJ80VXD8LF/image2+%281%29.jpeg ArtistsApr2019 - Wilder Maker Urban pastorals unfold in the music of Gabriel Birnbaum, the multi-instrumentalist, singer and writer behind the songs of Brooklyn’s Wilder Maker. Wilder Maker’s songs keenly observe landscapes of desire and abandon, filled with colorful characters and street revelations, in a musical setting as boldly diverse as their NYC home base… Read more on their artist page | And read our write up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1545375124064-UCXBMK3XWZS548UXVGAQ/jimmer01.jpg ArtistsApr2019 - James Maddock & David Immergluck Aka. Jimmy and Immy… “James Maddock is one of rock’s best kept secrets. An englishman in New York: he moved to the East Cost a decade ago and he never went back. His music sounds american, as he was born ther - pure, clear songwriting in the vein of Bruce Springsteen. He debuted in the early noughties leading Wood, then came back later as a solo artist, releasing a couple of records (“Sunrise on avenue C” and “Wake up and dream”), as well as a couple of live albums recorded at NY’s Redwood Hall, where he's almost a resident artist. He’s been touring both with his band and with David Immergluck - guitarist and mandolinist with Counting Crows…” (Excerpt from Rokol.com) The duo have been performing together since 2011. 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Jordan Klassen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1568991341735-F98PQRYN0MP0I3SWDDJ7/image2+%286%29.jpeg Nov2019Artists - Wild Pink https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1569690759577-J7SHE6S7V5YRX30O4V1Q/Screen+Shot+2019-09-28+at+1.07.14+PM.png Nov2019Artists - Van Goose https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1570220138385-8HGTTDE5L9DO9NZ897EF/image2.jpeg Nov2019Artists - Sean Nelson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1570818186022-AVJ146D2INSO94T8ZR4A/image2+%281%29.jpeg Nov2019Artists - Wildermiss https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1571411207788-V7SWC8TL8RK210ECO7FA/_private_var_mobile_Containers_Data_Application_088024F0-F8FE-4D27-93CB-C0DF8DFE679F_tmp_F72AED2F-C0C8-4CF5-A2F2-93B7E0405537_Image.jpeg Nov2019Artists - The Harmaleighs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1572023413146-PYOV9Y1N568155CZGHLT/image0+%281%29.jpeg Nov2019Artists - Maria Taylor https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1572616301864-EJ61RS36UTEKFP8XCZBE/image0.jpeg Nov2019Artists - Stew & the Negro Problem https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/5cc6f19d67296a00016aa65c/5dc03099ed09ca0fdcdddc61/1572924283365/ Nov2019Artists - Kid S https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1573051999702-VAUBGCK82253LB7AP9JM/petal3.jpg Nov2019Artists - Petal https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1572876442286-TXSD0C4X8NX2VMFIRK3H/60916285_310679903211227_5655769379556556800_o.jpg Nov2019Artists - Kid Sistr https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/5cc6f19d67296a00016aa65c/5dc2f32d0c34cc7656dd1073/1667346258961/ Nov2019Artists https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1573057359498-35G7C63IDTWQD0PJG7LS/kellogg11.jpg Nov2019Artists - Stephen Kellogg https://underwatersunshinefest.com/spotlights daily 0.75 2025-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1638888551284-JU4ENZ8RQ852GZS7LWEX/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Emma Charles Today’s music world is fast-paced and extremely oversaturated. The silver lining to this overcrowded nature of content, in a time when creating inauthentic sounds is very easy, is that authentic talent is now a diamond in the rough. Currently based in Los Angeles, singer-songwriter Emma Charles is bringing a whole lot of authentic talent to the LA music scene. Emma comes from a long line of talent. Her mother, grandmother, uncle and grandfather are all musicians. By the age of three, she was playing violin, by five the piano. Now Emma is taking her original music nationwide. When Emma isn’t on tour opening for artists like Howie Day, Tyler Hilton and Clark Beckham, she is writing, recording and releasing original songs and content. Emma has been putting out a steady stream of singles over the last three years as well as an EP titled after her home state, Connecticut. After graduating from Berklee College of Music with a degree in Professional Music, Emma relocated to Los Angeles and began forming her distinctive new-retro brand and sonic aesthetic, which led to a collaboration with Doug Schadt who has worked with Maggie Rogers and Ashe. Schadt has been a producer and co-writer on many of Emma’s releases including her latest single “Get To Me”, which came out on May 14th of this year. Throughout the pandemic, Emma stayed engaged with her fans in a big way committing to creating daily content and continuing to work hard to grow her career. Emma collaborated with local LA artists creating a YouTube series called “X Sessions”, performed with Jam In The Van and received features in Ones to Watch, LA Weekly and Ladygunn. Writing with the hand of a storyteller, Emma ponders and wonders through her music asking tough questions while tackling relatable experiences in a unique way. There is always more music on the way and for all those looking to discover new music to fall in love with, look no further than the incredible Emma Charles. KEEP UP WITH Emma Charles https://www.emmacharlesmusic.com/ YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKCTCEPOMfrHvE8Y7D8BGMw INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/emmacharlesmusic/ SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/6yEBQRTCukkD2H0rq3am89?si=nupyoO0XTJykM5x2yxq2vg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1638888551284-JU4ENZ8RQ852GZS7LWEX/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Emma Charles Today’s music world is fast-paced and extremely oversaturated. The silver lining to this overcrowded nature of content, in a time when creating inauthentic sounds is very easy, is that authentic talent is now a diamond in the rough. Currently based in Los Angeles, singer-songwriter Emma Charles is bringing a whole lot of authentic talent to the LA music scene. Emma comes from a long line of talent. Her mother, grandmother, uncle and grandfather are all musicians. By the age of three, she was playing violin, by five the piano. Now Emma is taking her original music nationwide. When Emma isn’t on tour opening for artists like Howie Day, Tyler Hilton and Clark Beckham, she is writing, recording and releasing original songs and content. Emma has been putting out a steady stream of singles over the last three years as well as an EP titled after her home state, Connecticut. After graduating from Berklee College of Music with a degree in Professional Music, Emma relocated to Los Angeles and began forming her distinctive new-retro brand and sonic aesthetic, which led to a collaboration with Doug Schadt who has worked with Maggie Rogers and Ashe. Schadt has been a producer and co-writer on many of Emma’s releases including her latest single “Get To Me”, which came out on May 14th of this year. Throughout the pandemic, Emma stayed engaged with her fans in a big way committing to creating daily content and continuing to work hard to grow her career. Emma collaborated with local LA artists creating a YouTube series called “X Sessions”, performed with Jam In The Van and received features in Ones to Watch, LA Weekly and Ladygunn. Writing with the hand of a storyteller, Emma ponders and wonders through her music asking tough questions while tackling relatable experiences in a unique way. There is always more music on the way and for all those looking to discover new music to fall in love with, look no further than the incredible Emma Charles. KEEP UP WITH Emma Charles https://www.emmacharlesmusic.com/ YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKCTCEPOMfrHvE8Y7D8BGMw INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/emmacharlesmusic/ SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/6yEBQRTCukkD2H0rq3am89?si=nupyoO0XTJykM5x2yxq2vg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1636457371385-QPUXCM6DXW45JUKR8O5Q/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Stephen Kellogg Music makes people feel things; it tells a story and adds something truly special to many moments throughout life. Think about the world without music. Now think about the world without singer songwriter Stephen Kellogg. Simply Horrible! Stephen is a friend and alumni of Underwater Sunshine Fest, a singer / songwriter and a writer and speaker who delivered a Tedx Talk on job satisfaction and is soon going to publishing his first full length collection of essays titled “Objects in the Mirror: Thoughts on a Perfect Life from an Imperfect Person.” This New England native has performed more than 2,000 concerts around the world over the last decade and has raised thousands of dollars for causes that pull at his heartstrings. Stephen is kind like his guitar, motivated like his rhythm and powerful like his voice. This human being loves to perform and the audience loves to listen. Stephen’s live performances are intimate and special. His lyrics bathe the audience in stories and memories and insights from experiences gone wrong and ones gone right. Influenced heavily by artists like Cat Stevens, Tom Petty and Rod Stewart, Stephen’s last full length album, “Objects In The Mirror”, is led by an amazingly pungent acoustic guitar. Recorded over a week in Nashville, TN and produced by Will Hoge, this album features twelve songs that paint a picture of life in America in 2018. This artist is an incredible story teller making his music something people stop what they’re doing to listen to. The sentiment of the lyrics ring as clearly as his vocals. Stephen’s voice has a power and a tension that comes with really meaning what he’s singing. A listener will meet him in the first song and by the end of the album, know him as a friend. Honesty and connection make up a huge portion of why this singer songwriter steals his audience and carries them away. The industry has taken notice of this incredible talent leading to Stephen writing singles for artists like the platinum selling rock band O.A.R and American Idol winner Nick Fradiani. Also under his belt is a Grammy nomination for “Best Contemporary Blues Record” for his recent collaboration with guitarist Robert Randolph. Stephen has had the amazing pleasure of singing duets with Sara Bareilles, Josh Ritter, Rosanne Cash and Pat Monahan of Train. His music can be heard in numerous films and TV shows and has made its way onto the Billboard charts. He is praised wherever he performs and never disappears for long. In 2020 Stephen released a three song EP and a beautiful single titled “Love Me As I Am”. The love for music and people flashes out of Stephen like lightening and strikes the hearts of anyone who listens to him speak or perform. Once a fan, always a fan of the amazing Stephen Kellogg. KEEP UP WITH STEPHEN KELLOGG https://www.stephenkellogg.com/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/stephen_kellogg/ TWITTER @Stephen_Kellogg SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/794GTZkztMS29PO7cTOnmY?si=19RjqeaNRui-yqrRnfGSCg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1635244097655-PQI0B8BR7D7RYPDZDECW/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Leeann Skoda Leeann Skoda comes to us at the end of a very busy year of recording and releasing music. New fans just discovering Leeann will be happy to find a plethora of singles and EPs that embody the sound of her present self mostly because after one song, any listener will crave another…and another. There is a peaceful wave that rests below every song. It’s the music that takes you somewhere on a long drive to nowhere and becomes the soundtrack to a moment of wonder and curiosity. Brutally honest lyrics are delivered sweetly and thoughtfully over a soft valley of acoustic sounds. Leeann released her first full length album in 2018 with BIG EGO Records titled Call Be Back Home and began a journey of performing and collaborating with artists like Noah Cyrus, Psychic Temple and Jason Hawk Harris, who beautifully plays the acoustic guitar in Leeann’s 2020 release Still. Leeann now resides in Los Angeles but originates from Phoenix where she grew up enamored by bluegrass and country music. It wasn’t just the incredibly raw and honest nature of country that struck Leeann but as well the powerful and wide ranging vocals of singers like Mariah Carey. This explains the elements of pop and singer-songwriter heard in Leeann’s songwriting. After exploring her entire discography however, the diversity of sounds expands. Some songs like Little Star open with raw strings and bring in instruments that completely emanate a folk ridden landscape while I Believe smacks you with a rock and roll riff on the electric guitar and opens into a dreamy kind of Americana. Her lyrics expose her curiosity about people and the strangeness and beauty that can come with everyday experiences. Leeann's latest release Lucky Penny features 4 beautiful songs that truly show off her songwriting. There are certain melodies that strike the ear and engage the mind forcing whoever is listening to stop what they are doing and listen. It’s a feat in this time when many people crave music that can be the background to busy lives. Sitting down and simply listening seems like a luxury but it is incredibly worth it, especially if it is Leeann Skoda that’s about to play. KEEP UP WITH Leeann Skoda https://leeannskoda.com SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/0VG5q... INSTAGRAM @lskoda https://www.instagram.com/lskoda/ YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpNg... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1634002692590-CNFU65D0BU5NDEKUCP2I/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Diego Molina It seems today like there are endless opportunities for young and talented individuals. It’s amazing what someone with a creative eye and a laptop can do. One person, one body can be inhabited by a musician, a songwriter, a graphic and visual designer and a performer. It seems that we have come across one of these amazing creatives who spans across a wide spectrum of skills and talents. Our wonderful host James Campion sat down with Diego Molina for a good old chat and an epic Sunshine Spotlight episode was created. Diego is a proud part of the Underwater Sunshine Fest team and we are so proud to be showing off this talented human. Diego is a singular body that is inhabited by many creatives. Out of Midwest suburbia, Diego began collaborating musically with two friends, Zac Hamilton and Ethan Hall to create the storyteller alt rock group Romantic Relevance. The group has been writing and performing their music since the age of sixteen and are currently finishing their upcoming release, What These Years Felt Like, Pt.3, which is set to release in February of 2020 and have a single dropping this December! If you are a fan of Matchbox 20, Angels and Airwaves and/or Goo Goo Dolls, you should perk your ears and get ready to enjoy some good music. Releasing their first single in 2019, Sunshine Dressed In Pink, Romantic Relevance set the stage for their incredibly nostalgic and catchy sound. Diego’s voice rings out over the tracks almost singing to you as if he was speaking to a friend. There is so much character in the vocals and the way the lyrics are sung making it easy to hear Diego’s own personality. Their second single came out the same year and was equally high quality in it’s structure, mix and production. Diego’s songwriting captures the essence of his youth and brings in comedy and fun loving stories and moments creating a space of carefree whim. Since 2019 Romantic Relevance has put out a debut EP, a killer single and their debut album, What These Years Felt Like, Pt.2. Outside of this awesome group of musicians, Diego does graphic design, web work, photography, video production. Diego just came back from being on the road touring with his good friend Abby Hamilton taking photos of the performances and has started a new project called Socially Acceptable Drugs with a close friend hoping to release music soon! KEEP UP WITH Diego Molina FACEBOOK @romanticrelevance SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/6sDULDC61a38Zl5Y3knJMm?si=hM9c0ndtSBK8FnCCdSviVw&dl_branch=1 SOUNDCLOUD Romantic Relevance https://soundcloud.com/romanticrelevance Socially Acceptable Drugs https://soundcloud.com/diego-molina-685159681 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1632793864514-WRSKJPAWQXQYSE8YHBJ0/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Mike Montali (Hollis Brown) Underwater Sunshine Fest 2019 was closed out by a performance that truly brought the house down. Hollis Brown hit the stage with an epic set and were then joined by Cyndi Lauper, who jumped on stage with them and shook the souls of every audience member. Today on Sunshine Spotlight we have the lead singer and founder of Hollis Brown, Mike Montali. Formed in Queens, NY, Hollis Brown started off with Mike and, now lead guitarist of the band, Jonathan Bonilla. Their story began like many other stories of rock and roll bands; in a garage. Jonathan’s garage was the first venue for these two ambitious musicians. The music they wanted to create required talented musicians with the sound of rock and roll baked into their genetic code. The beauty and intensity of the songs coming from this group is now curated with the help of Andrew Zehnal on drums, Adam Bock on keys and Chris Urriola on bass. Growing up in Queens allowed Mike to have influences from almost every genre imaginable. Queen’s is a unique place because so many different cultures are living together in one city, which is why the band's sound is incredibly diverse. Switching through their discography gives a listener American Rock and Roll, Country, Indie Rock, Funk…etc. There isn’t a genre out there that Hollis Brown can’t do. Their success has taken them on tour throughout the US and Europe for themselves as well as supporters for amazing groups like Citizen Cope, Jackie Green, Counting Crows, Jesse Malin and The Zombies. Because of this diversity and talent, their songs have been featured in an array of shows from Showtime’s “Shameless” and MTV’s “Real World” to Direct TV’s “Kingdom”. Hollis Brown put out their first album, Ride On The Train, in 2013 and have dropped 3 more since. All our albums show off the broad spectrum of styles this band can really pull off. Lead singer, Mike shares how they never wanted to put out the same sounding album twice, making everything about being experimental and bold. This band has definitely succeeded in their goal of every song being a completely new experience. Because these are humans who genuinely love music, Hollis Brown took hold of the virtual world when the pandemic hit, which was hard for every musician to do, and dove into it staying active online for their listeners, recording live sets as a band and doing many many collaborations for online concerts. Not at all a surprise, but Mike’s songwriting stems out of his love for poetry and writing. Having loved writing his whole life and finally in a space where it seemed possible, Mike began working on an episodic novel! Our guests are just purely awesome and we at UWS are insanely lucky to know this human being. We know that the constant creation of good quality music and performance is why fans love Hollis Brown. The band is playing live and keeping it safe and has a show on October 23rd in Brooklyn with Jesse Malin at The Falcon. They are writing a ton of new material and are actively recording and hoping to finish up an album by next year. They are as well creating an album filled with recreations of songs they love! These talented people love music so much and it shows with how they dedicate their time and energy to constantly pursuing their passions in life and in music. KEEP UP WITH HOLLIS BROWN https://www.hollisbrown.com/ INSTAGRAM @hollisbrown SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/4Ayh1... FACEBOOK @Hollis Brown https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1631636273946-YK9HIL6HQC8KLMLNWO2V/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sean and Dave Today we have not one, but two very talented humans who share an amazing collaborative connection. Seán Barna and Dave Drago join us on Sunshine Spotlight with an abundance of wise words to bestow and musical passion to exude. Both of these talented artists have been involved in the music industry for a long time collaborating with a myriad of musicians and creating music that can be heard all over streaming platforms. Beginning their musical life as a drummer who discovered an old drum set in the attic, Seán rocked their way through the southwest Florida music scene with their good friend Chris Walker. With a passion for both music and making the world a better place, Seán went to Florida State University double majoring in Music and Political Science. With artists playing more of a role in the political and social landscape than anyone really knew, this was a match made in heaven. During senior year of college, Seán turned to music as a way of healing and discovered a live Counting Crows album called Across A Wire. This experience electrified Seán into a passion for songwriting leading to a blossoming new friendship with a guitar. Inspired by the lyrics and vulnerability of lead singer, Adam Duritz, Seán began their musical storytelling. After landing a performance spot in Austin, Tx for the Outlaw Roadshow, a festival ran by Duritz and friend Ryan Spaulding, Seán not only caught the eye of Duritz, but met producer Dave Drago. Dave is the owner and manager of 1809 Studios in Macedon, NY, which is inside a re-purposed Erie Canalside Tavern and is the General Manager for a summer concert series known as Concerts At Point Of The Bluff. After meeting Seán Barna and hitting it off, Sean recorded his EP, "Margaret Thatcher of the Lower East Side" and Seán’s latest release “Cissy" at 1809 Studios. Dave is an incredible producer AND musician! He is currently playing with Seán Barna on tour with Counting Crows. Dave has also worked on music made by Jon Lewis Band, Heather Taylor, Tallahassee and Big Fred. Starting a young age came with many advantages for Dave seeing as he has already built, owned and operated multiple recording studios and managed concert venues, festivals, artists and tours. Dave produced Seán’s 2018 album “Cissy” which embodies the essence of Seán’s gift, which is storytelling from a queer perspective, focusing lyrics on the turmoil AND progressive understanding that surrounds identity and self love. Both artists are making huge strides as musicians and people making this Spotlight filled with some serious ear candy. KEEP UP WITH SEAN BARNA https://www.seanbarna.com/music SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/3xKcObyMhutFPBsLagOXLG?si=mPzsHakpRdWmgx7oYnQeyA&dl_branch=1 INSTAGRAM @seanbarna KEEP UP WITH DAVE DRAGO https://open.spotify.com/user/1217570899?si=2GsGcCfzTbK-SQ6O8yzMgg&dl_branch=1 INSTGRAM @1089studios https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1630428194602-JWP65W51XK2FB0JX63XA/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 25 - Cameron McGill Art comes in many forms. So do artists. Today on Sunshine Spotlight we bring you an artist who takes on many, many forms. You may know him as an educator, a poet, a writer, or an incredible singer and songwriter! On this episode, we unwrap the entire package. Cameron McGill sprung into the world in Champaign, Illinois with a pen in his hand and a lot of beautiful words to give. The line between poetry and musical lyrics becomes very fine when introducing an artist like McGill into the mix. With a terminal poetry degree from the University Of Idaho, Cameron began a life of art making in whatever form it came to him and has created so much in his time already. Cameron is now teaching at Washington State University and serves as the poetry editor for Blood Orange Review. His poems have appeared in The American Poetry Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Mid-American Review, Sonora Review and many others. You can take a lovely gander at his youngest poetic work in his recently published book In The Night Field, which came out with Augury Books in June of this year. If after reading this amazing work, it just isn’t enough, Cameron as well published a book of poems called Meridians with Willow Springs Books back in February of 2020. Cameron paints a vivid and intricate view of the world in truly effective and haunting ways, whether it’s through music, teaching or poetry. Every word packs a powerful punch leaving any listener truly contemplating. Cameron is not afraid to show the ugliness of truth and every complex circumstance that surrounds it. For this artist, creating content seems to be even more than a life source, seeing as there is so much! With mounds of talent and motivation to create, Cameron released his first album “Stories Of The Knife And The Back” under his given name in 2004. “Street Ballads & Masquerades” followed in 2006 solidifying his role as the surrealist, the philosopher, the dystopian-minded writer who pours out inner thoughts and humanities possibilities over a vast musical landscape. In 2008 Cameron unveiled another musical project to the world. Releasing 3 albums since its birth Cameron McGill & What Army progressed his sound even further creating more and more space for his somewhat unsettling and ironically romantic tunes. In his soundscape, you hear overheard conversations, journal entries, quips of strange experiences, dark thoughts and even darker realities. It’s not all doom and gloom though. Like the haunting yet hopeful melodies of Rufus Wainwright, Cameron’s songs depict not just the truth no one can really handle but the silver lining that slightly brightens the view of any reality making hope visible where it would not have seemed possible to exist. The deeper you dig the more creativity you find. From 2009-2014 Cameron was as well a member of Margot & The Nuclear So And So’s, an indie rock/chamber pop group still actively releasing music today. Cameron has left behind him a trail of delicious and creative breadcrumbs which lead to a great mind and a curious human who just happens to be really amazing at creating music and poetry. Stay tuned with Cameron McGill because the trail doesn’t end here. KEEP UP WITH Cameron McGill https://cameronmcgill.com/ WELCOMING OUR NEW UWS FAMILY MEMBER https://underwatersunshinefest.com/articles/cameronmcgill CAMERON MCGILL AND WHAT ARMY https://open.spotify.com/artist/0EdVp84ALwJCVjiK1B8tHm?si=qdrutyBOSVSb1TVvklKWqw&dl_branch=1 CAMERON MCGILL https://open.spotify.com/artist/1QTbEUUFf7uVu5SuGqnMVP?si=AUuWo3yjSTSpdDGle5G0EQ&dl_branch=1 POETRY https://cameronmcgill.com/books/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/cameronreadmcgill/ TWITTER https://twitter.com/CameronMcGill FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/cameronmcgillandwhatarmy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1629007563693-OI2X1H2BWS2KMPZN01KW/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 24 - Tedious & Brief Sunshine Spotlight has been graced with the words and the talent of a wonderful Nashville based artist who goes by the name Tedious & Brief. Neither of these words describe the relationship any listener would have to singer Jamie Jacobsen’s nostalgic anthems. A long lasting love affair seems much more fitting for this distinctive alternative pop artist. We live now in a time where anyone, with a laptop and the right software of course, can make music. It sits as a double-edged sword most likely in the minds of many artists seeing as it makes the sea even bigger and fills it with even more fish. The more optimistic view might be that so many more talented people have the ability now to share their incredible gifts with the world. It is as well even more special when an artist really sticks out in the crowd. Jamie Jacobsen has a particular glow that definitely sets her apart from the rest. Jamie’s first release as Tedious and Brief came in the form of a single called “Papercuts”. This track came to streaming platforms in 2019 and is doing incredibly well with almost 800,000 streams. Jamie’s voice plays a vital role in her music due to its unique quality and emotive fullness. Her lyrics are honest and quirky but always pierce through the vast landscapes of explosive sound that rests beneath them. Her songs flow through many musical influences making listening to her whole discography a very diverse experience. Each song, while having its own sound, allows the listener to really settle in. One of her most recent singles, “Prodigal”, brought a new indie songwriting style as well as a very clear gospel influence. This artist is not afraid of genre, which is why her music already has incredible reach. Learning guitar and beginning to write songs at a young age gives Jamie, only 23, a very mature and polished sound. Most artists would likely shudder at the first song they released after years of constantly improving the songwriting and the production of those songs but coming out of the gate with a supremely high-quality sounding song set Tedious & Brief up for success. Now at her sixth single, “Middle Class”, Jamie is making huge strides and is all around a really cool human being with an amazing perspective on the world that surrounds young musicians. This insight comes through her lyrics in every song. Not a note or a word is wasted. We are incredibly honored to be a part of Tedious & Brief’s journey and are so excited to bring our music loving fans this lovely conversation with our gracious host James Campion and our brilliant guest Jamie Jacobsen. KEEP UP WITH TEDIOUS AND BRIEF https://www.tediousandbriefmusic.com/shop INSTAGRAM @tediousand.brief FACEBOOK @tediousandbriefs SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/3WILyUrVpk9OpwyJXNmffM?si=PpAjy5Z7TNSqt-YbTNsYJQ&dl_branch=1 LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/Tedious_Brief https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1627997713665-ILNMQ5WG153LJH3YWJD6/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 23 - Frank Turner On this episode of Sunshine Spotlight, we have an artist near and dear to the UWS family, Frank Turner, who sits down with our beloved host. They dive into Turner’s experience over the pandemic, what he is working on now, and what is still to come as he’s recently released the inclusive, positive “The Gathering.” Turner, who has transitioned from hardcore punk with his band Million Dead to energetic, compassion-filled folk music with under his own name (and with his band The Sleeping Souls) focuses on social, spiritual and cultural topics. Since releasing his first solo EP Campfire Punkrock under the label Xtra Mile Recordings in 2006, Frank has released eleven albums on various labels including Epitaph, Polydor and Interscope, which shows the depth and diversity of the catalogue. You may have spotted him over the years with late night hosts like Conan or Letterman, heard his songs on TV, or even seen him open the London Olympics with songs like “I Still Believe” in which he asserts the undeniable truth that brings us all together here today: “Who’d have thought that after all/ Something as simple as rock ‘n’ roll would save us all.” Not only does Turner excel in creating art, he also has a knack for changing the world for the better. Turner’s politics are on his sleeve and are steered largely by kindness: in fact, his record Be More Kind might as well be an anthem for the modern-day rebel, someone who values treating their fellow man well more than they do money or esteem. He’s also happy to talk about the ways in which he’s adapted his lifestyle to better serve his politics: he has been a vegetarian for eleven years and advocates, through action and lifestyle, for people to be their healthiest selves: in songs like “Good & Gone,” he even manages to tell off Motley Crue for “charming us with access and with excess.” Turner is backed by Ben Lloyd on guitar and mandolin, Tarrant Anderson on bass, Matt Nasir on piano and mandolin, and Callum Green on drums. Turner also works with artists from all over the world and has created and participated in a diverse array of musical projects including Mongol Horde, an English hardcore punk band Frank formed in 2012. Over the last year, Turner has hosted live-streamed shows, released a new track (featuring Jason Isbell) “The Gathering,” which is going to be on his forthcoming studio album set to release on February 11th in 2022, re-released his fourth album as a tenth anniversary edition, and hosted a weekly show from his home to raise money for independent, grassroots music venues that were forced to temporarily close. It’s obvious that no matter his cause or project, Turner is invested in making the world— yes— more kind. We here at Underwater Sunshine Festival have been smitten for some time: get ready to fall in love with Frank Turner, ladies and gentlemen. KEEP UP WITH FRANK TURNER: https://frank-turner.com/ SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/27M9shmwhIjRo7WntpT9Rp?si=qvmVxw1qTnerE_VRlL6K8g&dl_branch=1 INSTAGRAM / TWITTER @frankturner FACEBOOK @frankturnermusic https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1626741883509-6PKSCTHKWTJ1EX8UU50I/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 22 - Abby Hamilton If asked to describe the music scene coming out of Nicholasville, Kentucky, one might assume country, but what no one would assume is the level of talent that comes with it. We nod our heads with a nonchalant “of course” when we find out an artist we love came from New York or Los Angeles or Austin. What’s interesting, is when a big talent comes out of a small town. Abby Hamilton may have come from a small town, but everything else in Abby’s corner, from her voice to her ambition and songwriting abilities, is quite grand. Country music holds tight to the many traditions surrounding blues, which is no surprise to anyone who knows the history behind country music. It was the voice that rang over that well-known movement of sounds that truly mattered. Abby’s voice comes through her songs like a nail hit clean through wood. While sharp and intentional at the center, there is the opaque outline of crackled wood surrounding the core of her sound. There’s a grittiness and Brandi Carlile like quality that keeps you on your toes through every phrase walking the line of breaking at all times. It’s a quality that transforms into honesty in the listener's ear. This vocal strength is only enhanced by the poetry behind her lyrics. Abby thought streams her words across a very tender and loving soundscape that gives her voice the attention and the spotlight it deserves. It’s no surprise this artist has procured a beloved reputation as a truly sparkling live performer and singer/songwriter with such an enchanting sound. Opening the stages of artists like Kelsey Waldon, Valley Queen, Arlo McKinley and Justin Wells, Abby is hustling as a performer and songwriter. Since 2017, Abby has released 5 singles and 2 EPs, with her most recent being “Afraid Of The Dark” which was released in 2020. Abby’s music is expansive in its ability to appeal across the spectrum. Lovers of folk, classic rock, indie, country, chamber pop and blues would all perk their ears listening to Abby’s music. Bringing a progressive vocal to the mix in a classic country sound, morphs the genre making it simply unique to Abby. Her melodies ring true at times to the world of country but always move in a direction that is unexpected and every song hits hard lyrically. Catch up with Abby here on Sunshine Spotlight and find out what’s next up for this incredible artist. KEEP UP WITH ABBY HAMILTON https://linktr.ee/abbyhamilton FACEBOOK https://facebook.com/abbyhamiltonmusic INSTAGRAM @abbyehamilton BANDCAMP https://abbyhamilton.bandcamp.com/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1624951314788-ZSI025VA3N5VCR7HE23W/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 21 - Mikaela Davis Growing up in Rochester, NY, Mikaela Davis found herself uniquely drawn to the harp from a young age. With aspirations to take the classical training she received with harp through school and onto a symphony, Mikaela attended the Crane School Of Music. After some time, Mikaela began growing a passion for writing her own music and moved to Brooklyn to start her music career as a singer/songwriter. That decision sparked the amazing path of this incredibly talented songwriter, singer and harpist. Mikaela’s music and sound will perk the ears of any listener. It’s not often you hear the bright plucks of a harp holding down the rhythm of an indie song. Mikaela Davis incorporates her classical background with harp into her own original music providing a level of sophistication to a sound laced with folk, psychedelic rock, and chamber pop. On top of a harmony-filled soundscape, Mikaela’s voice is always clear and right on top of the mix. Mikaela sings through her songs like she is speaking to herself. She genuinely ponders many aspects of what it means to be a person and gives her listeners the wisdom she has taken away from that active questioning. Releasing her first single “Half Right” launched Mikaela into creativity with a 2019 tribute to Harry Nilsson, a single in 2020 and two single releases in 2021. The place to find Mikaela at her very best is her full-length album “Delivery”. There is truth not only in her lyrics but the very tone of her voice and the style in which she delivers her words. Mikaela sings with a Kate Bush kind of uniqueness. There is an emotive vulnerability that intertwines with moments of frustration and a longing for inner peace throughout Mikaela’s music. The relationship with her harp is apparent in every song, using this extension of herself to accentuate her melodies and as well narrate the emotional space behind her stories and thoughts. Surrounded by childhood friends, Alex Cole on percussion and drums and Shane McCarthy on bass, Mikaela has truly built a family around her music. Performing live, this band hardly misses a beat and gives every song exactly what it needs to be simply beautiful. Each player knows how to utilize their instrument in impressive and innovative ways allowing the songs to be insanely interesting to listen to without overtaking their original beauty. Along with her musical family, Mikaela is heading across the North East and even all the way down to Texas to perform and promote her music. In a world that is opening up, we are sure to see much more of the very talented Mikaela Davis. KEEP UP WITH MIKAELA DAVIS https://www.mikaeladavis.com/ INSTAGRAM @mikaeladavis TWITTER @MikaelaDavis TAKE A LISTEN https://open.spotify.com/artist/6CbL78A3tB1CPFoduF7UM5?si=jmfGhc8lTJ6mY7B5FpwWcA&dl_branch=1 TOUR https://www.bandsintown.com/a/1642485-mikaela-davis Read more about Mikaela Davis in our Essays from the Deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1623719832682-Y5HHVD2N09SE8BBLCFOM/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 20 - Kid Sistr Two’s company, three’s a crowd! On this episode of Sunshine Spotlight we have quite the talented crowd. Kid Sistr joins us from Los Angeles where they are ravishing in the release of their amazing self-titled, debut EP and creating more lovely and hilarious content for the world. Consisting of New York born Sabel (guitarist), Sara Keden (bassist) and Rebecca Webster (drummer), this all female indie rock trio is blowing up on social media and streaming platforms and with good reason. Take three vivacious, incredibly talented and creative young women, add a heavy pour of whimsy, a dash of silliness, and a good sized portion of pure punk rock and you’ve made yourself a delicious helping of Kid Sistr. This groups pops not just audibly but visibly. Colorful and bright is the vibe when it comes to the personality’s, music and branding of this creative collective of musicians. Influenced by alternative rock, singer-songwriter, 80’s new wave and pop, Kid Sistr began releasing music only in 2020 having utilized mainly live shows as a way to spread their music. You can now find Kid Sistr on every platform absolutely killing it. Seeing the world from the perspective of a young woman is not just incredibly insightful; it’s needed, especially now, in a time where many different boundaries and lines are being questioned and pushed. It is so exciting to see three women absolutely crushing it and making it happen for themselves in this industry and Sunshine Spotlight is here to merely shine a light on this group’s already bright present and future. Kid Sistr brings a humorous and honest peak into the world of friendships, ambition, heartbreak, femininity, and sexuality from the view of a young woman. Listeners will find themselves having a very Being John Malkovich moment while listening to "Kid Sistr” but instead, looking through the eyes of womanhood. Every artist in this group is profoundly proficient at their craft and it shows not just in the high quality of their live performances but in the engaging arrangements of their songs and the uninhibited nature of their vocal abilities. Still young, Sabel, Sara, and Rebecca have plenty more time to shower the world with their talent and grace it’s inhabitants with their music. KEEP UP WITH KID SISTR https://www.kidsistrband.com/ LISTEN TO “KID SISTR” ON SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/album/3OEVuANgVdFkUQTULISVH7?si=O-6mu6ZKTMODDf4Hr1aSjA&dl_branch=1 INSTAGRAM @kid_sistr TIKTOK kidsistrband TWITTER @Kidsistr Read more about Kid Sistr in our Essays from the Deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1623924826812-L0DUSQHVUD91YS38TRV9/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 19 - Kasey Anderson When an amazing musician enters a room, there is already a glow. Sunshine Spotlight is here to illuminate the view and let you see artists at their very brightest. In keeping with this wonderful purpose, our glow is here to highlight Kasey Anderson. With an Underwater Sunshine Fest Garden Session already under his belt, Kasey is a very worthy Spotlight! We just can’t seem to get enough. Kasey is celebrating their latest 2021 release, an 11 song album “Let The Bloody Moon Rise (Reissue)” with two delicious bonus tracks. This wonderful artist incorporates influences from a wide range of sounds putting out music painted with the sounds of Americana, Blues, Alt-Country as well as folk and singer / songwriter. Kasey’s music is humble in the way it doesn’t try too hard. Kasey’s talent is raw and unfiltered making for incredibly emotive vocals over a musical landscape that is generous but truthful first and foremost. Coming from the Northwest already helped Kasey as a songwriter, but especially being from Portland, which has an super vibrant artist community, gave Kasey a foundation to thrive as an artist and eventually earn enough clout to tour with Counting Crows and open for amazing artists like Jason Isbell and the Supersuckers. Kasey has released six albums, the first three released as a solo artist, the next two with his band The Honkies, and the last three with his band Hawkes and Doves. Writing and releasing music however, isn’t Kasey’s soul musical skill. Kasey is, as well, a guitarist and producer. Being so multi-skilled is part of what makes Kasey’s music so professional sounding and well done. Even the arrangements of his songs have a completeness to them as if you wouldn’t dare make a single change. While listening, one hears glimpses of The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and a good amount of Chuck Berry. There is a story behind this artist and a walk filled with redemption and courage. These beautiful aspects of life are portrayed in Kasey’s music and the expressive yet humble nature of his performance style. Any listener would gain so much from listening to Kasey’s words and music. KEEP UP WITH KASEY ANDERSON https://www.kaseyandersonmusic.com/ NEW ALBUM https://open.spotify.com/album/5oOy22uYRy52AkyMD0PDyJ?si=8aD6BC9DRbWjQgfKVEr3Bw INSTAGRAM / TWITTER @leasdef Read more about Kasey Anderson and Hawks and Doves in our Essays from the Deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1622514341854-ZNRSJVYA1OWUKAF2HZTA/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 18 - Adam Duritz Sunshine Spotlight’s creators include the family and friends that have made Underwater Sunshine Fest possible and today two old friends and co-hosts of their own podcast, both being proud caretakers of Underwater Sunshine Fest, sit down together and talk about the one subject that keeps us all going…music. We know our lovely host James Campion, but the guest arriving in the center of our spotlight this time on Sunshine Spotlight is the very illustrator of and generous giver towards the Underwater Sunshine Fest, Adam Duritz. Adam is a songwriter, musician, record producer and film producer beloved by most for his long time status as the lead singer of Counting Crows, which formed in 1991 and has sold over 20 million records. Many of Adam’s songs have been certified gold or platinum and the group has been nominated for two Grammy awards and one Academy award. This band is no joke and Adam is just as giving and illustrative as his music. After releasing their 2014 album “Somewhere Under Wonderland”, Counting Crows didn’t release any music as a group until their latest single "Elevator Boots”, which is a savory reminder of why so many fell in love and are still in love with the Counting Crows. There is an at home feel a listener receives when taking in Adam’s music. With a distinctive voice and incredibly honest and powerful lyrical content at the forefront of a band filled with talent and creative input, Counting Crows is moving into releasing a series of suites and “Butter Miracle: Suite One” is set to release is May of this year. While referred to as a rock band, this group tends to gather genres together going far beyond rock. Folk and Blues have their places at the ancestral table. This group has pumped out some of the most classic and iconic hits since the 90’s and have songs that just about everyone should know. With Underwater Sunshine Fest, which is a great love of Adams, artists are brought together and celebrated for their uniqueness and individuality as well as giving music lovers a place to experience great music and be introduced to bands and solo artists they would have otherwise never heard of. Keep your ears alert and ready for more music to come from this classic band with a classic sound. KEEP UP WITH THE COUNTING CROWS AND ADAM DURITZ https://www.countingcrows.com/ UNDERWATER SUNSHINE FEST https://underwatersunshinefest.com/ LATEST SINGLE “ELEVATOR BOOTS” https://open.spotify.com/album/7BqWW8M4L2IyA9Cl6CssD2?si=ngOedqQSR1m9X54MVw9REA SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/0vEsuISMWAKNctLlUAhSZC?si=qTrrdJNUQ9Go9z4IuhP4dg INSTAGRAM / TWITTER / FACEBOOK @underwatersunshinefest https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1620127146080-KFD9IJHJQL5U4D7GQQCC/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 17 - Roan Yellowthorn With much more light to give, Sunshine Spotlight sits down with two talented creatives who have taken the last couple years by storm releasing fifteen singles and two albums. Our light currently shines on Indie Rock duo, Jackie McLean and Shawn Strack known as Roan Yellowthorn. Both of these artists have stories involving a deep passion for music creation and a lot of self-teaching. After finding each other at Bard College, the two began collaborating and recorded their debut EP consisting of five original songs recorded at Nada Recording Studio, which released in 2015. The duo has maintained a very DIY attitude towards their music, which is especially seen in the recording process of their latest release. Many artists during the pandemic were forced to get very creative and resourceful, which is exactly what Roan Yellowthorn did. The lyrics this duo produces could stand alone and glow, which makes sense seeing as many of their songs begin as poems. Their songs lead you through doors and open and close windows all while building a musical soundscape that captures a lot of whimsy and freedom. Songs from the soul in a way are more tangible and intimate and this is definitely the feeling you get listening to Roan Yellowthorn. With a new album called “Another Life” set to release on May 14th, the duo is on a creative roll and most likely won’t stop any time soon. This means there are many more truly wonderful tunes to come. KEEP UP WITH ROAN YELLOWTHORN https://www.roanyellowthorn.com/ INSTAGRAM @roan_yellowthorne TWITTER / FACEBOOK @RoanYellowthorn SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/0R39sDTy6U2QQuDjcG5EQ4?si=graj8n_DS66nyiCChu0WHg PREORDER "ANOTHER LIFE” @blueelan Read more about Roan Yellowthorn in our Essays from the Deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1618921210031-Q8IC98T0OHH0R3FV3K48/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Eric Hutchinson Sunshine Spotlight is here to bring you closer to artists you know and love and introduce you to artists you have yet to fall in love with. Our wonderful host James Campion sits down on this Spotlight with an international platinum-selling singer / songwriter, a lovely human being who puts thought into his lyrical content, and a super talented vocalist who gives us melodies we will never forget. We bring you Eric Hutchinson. In 2007 Eric independently recorded his first album “Sounds Like This” and had immediate success. It eventually got so much attention that it became the highest charting album by an unsigned artist in history. This train of early success kept on chugging’ along with the hit song Rock & Roll earning him his first gold record. It’s no surprise, because, from the very beginning, Eric’s content has been just really good. It’s as simple as that! Although initially marked as a pop artist, Eric has very intentionally traversed many genre landscapes putting out music inspired by Americana, Soul, Folk and Jazz. As one moves through Eric’s music, they can also hear influences by Joni Mitchell and Van Morrison. With Eric Hutchinson, range doesn’t only apply to genre. Eric’s voice is alive and like the sun can flow over any terrain and give it light. Along with depth and introspective honesty, his music keeps a consistent theme of hope and life being worth anything and everything. This artist’s fan base is definitely being uplifted and healed by the music Eric creates. Hutchinson has toured in literally every state in the country alongside artists like Kelly Clarkson, Jason Mraz, OneRepublic…the list goes on and on. This performer touches the hearts and engages the minds of people all across the world. Eric has had number one hits in Australia, New Zealand and Norway and travels far and wide performing and inspiring people through music. Eric’s latest release followed a time in life of hardship walking in tandem with great joy and once again shows his ability in all things music related. “Before and After Life” was released this year and is so worth a good old fashion headphones on, feet up kind of listening sesh. It is an 8 songs album featuring some of the best Jazz musicians New York has to offer: trumpeter Wayne Tucker, tenor saxophonist Patrick Bartley, drummer Charles Goold, bassist Barry Stephenson, and pianist Hila Kulik. We are so excited for you to get to know Eric Hutchinson and either fall in love or fall further in love. Stay gold everybody! KEEP UP WITH ERIC HUTCHINSON https://www.erichutchinson.com/ INSTAGRAM @erichutchinson TWITTER / FACEBOOK @EricHutchinson SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/39x8gyJjTHiBQklFgVJSV4 Read more about Eric Hutchinson in our Essays from the Deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1617708750217-JO8M5APYPNOIF9L5C4XJ/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Sunshine Spotlight Ep. 15 - Elizabeth Ziman On this Sunshine Spotlight our bodacious host James Campion sat down with Elizabeth Ziman, a singer / songwriter performing under the moniker Elizabeth and the Catapult. Her name fits the wide range of style she has under her sleeve. Every song catapults into a genre of its own and truly takes you on a journey. It’s the kind of music you would find in an incredible independent film, even though you could sincerely makes entire movies out of each and every one of her songs. This is the music you put on to really listen to and enjoy. It’s so dang catchy without being generic and almost every song has a Queen like arrangement with many moving parts launching you into the next section of the song. Elizabeth’s lyrics are personal and in a way conversational. You know you are hearing thoughts and stories of real events paired alongside descriptive dreamlike scenes. You get the sense that Elizabeth never puts boundaries on her creativity. She allows herself to be playful and quirky in her rhythmic patterns and percussions. She uses her own voice in many ways to create a lot of the soundscape, which gives her music a very intimate vibe. Elizabeth’s most recent ventures include writing, recording and producing her most recent release “sincerely, e”, a 12 song album filled with her experience during quarantine and amazing, experimental production. Prepare to enter into a dream state when listening to this Brooklyn based artist. You won’t know what hit you until the song is over and you’re diving back into the scenarios and inner most thoughts you just heard. The experience parallels to that of watching a movie. You go with Elizabeth through her dreams and thoughts and experiences cleverly given their mood through motif like moments she captures in her production choices. Recently collaborating with Sara Bareilles on “Little Voice” for Apple Tv and Paul Brill on some incredible, award winning documentaries that you have to check out, Elizabeth and the Catapult is keepin’ it busy and continuing to create new music and content, which you can find all over her instagram! This interesting and thoughtful human has so much depth and capacity in the world of music. You can’t help but know she is doing what she is meant to do. And you know what you’re meant to do…take a listen! KEEP UP WITH ELIZABETH AND THE CATAPULT https://www.elizabethandthecatapult.com/about CHECK OUT LITTLE VOICE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiCtGoYowTA INSTAGRAM / TWITTER @thecatapult FACEBOOK @elizabethandthecatapult YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDDenXf85nj9oM1nXzMD2Ig SOUNDCLOUD https://soundcloud.com/elziman1 TAKE A LISTEN - SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/6HzkeE2Ggi3n8zB0cX3qiR?si=Wfteqg-0TIuvlluaDFA1DA Read more about Elizabeth and the Catapult in our Essays from the Deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1616465256799-NUWLXMM8Y6ZP26J2VFWQ/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - David McMillin - Fort Frances Today on Sunshine Spotlight, we have with us a breathtaking performer, singer and songwriter David McMillin, the frontman of the phenomenal band, Fort Frances. If your first taste of Fort Frances was live then you are a lucky duck! This band hits your ears with a perfect togetherness and a juicy jive that begs for your body to sway. Being an audience member at a Fort Frances concert instantly converts you to a fan, as you can see, hear and feel the glue that binds the band together. McMillin’s first dive into songwriting was during his time in high school in Indiana, being influenced by fellow Indiana native John Mellencamp. While his music is inspired by Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan, his lyrics, most notably for Fort Frances’ 2019 record The Front Page of The Modern Age tackle topics of political despair, exhaustion at being inundated with bad news and looking outside of himself for inspiration. Fort Frances are back in 2021 with a stellar single, Fits and Starts which addresses the momentary pause in time brought on by the pandemic and learning embrace it instead of trying to speed through it. “It’s about making time meaningless” says David in a recent interview with The Bluegrass Situation. Composed of David on lead vocals, bassist and vocalist Jeffrey Piper and drummer and vocalist Aaron Kiser, Fort Frances has been releasing music since 2011 and have a lot in the works for 2021. KEEP UP WITH FORT FRANCES https://www.fortfrancesmusic.com/ SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1b2FE6oSOgzJ9dwNZi0Pqn?si=E6lBUs57TziOSBG1JRt_zA TWITTER: @thefortfrances INSTAGRAM: @fortfrances FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/fortfrancesband/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1615293549532-VFM65R79LHN19E3UB9WL/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Jessie Payo Sunshine Spotlight here to highlight an artist that you may not know but definitely have heard. Our diligent spotlight never has to search for too long before it comes across an extremely talented individual. This week our sunshine is casting it’s glow on an already gleaming musician. For all who have seen the amazing film The Peanut Butter Falcon, you will hear the sweet and gentle voice of the one and only Jessie Payo on the original motion picture soundtrack singing on "Running For So Long (House A Home)". Payo’s list of features in TV and Film is long and diverse including Lucifer season 3, The Last Laugh and Criminal Minds. It’s no surprise Payo’s comforting and satisfying sound is in high demand. Not only has Payo released her original country/folk music, but has also collaborated, joining Leeann Skoda to form the Americana duo Pretty Polly Band giving some love to Alternative Folk. Releasing her own folk originals just wasn’t enough music making for Payo. She can also be found under the Moniker Pom Poms singing some truly nostalgic sounding 60’s rock n roll mixed with a French new wave sound. Payo has toured nationally opening for artists like Etta James, Lauryn Hill, Jason Mraz and Kate Nash…and that’s only a few of them! Payo’s talent in songwriting and performing spans across a vast landscape of musical styles and would impress and surprise any listener diving into her music on Spotify. Each song that comes next is unique to the last and shows off her amazing vocal range and willingness to be bold in her songwriting. Her latest single I Love To Be Loved, which was produced by Ben Tolliday of Lord Huron, paints Payo’s wonderfully intimate and unique vocals over an atmospheric and epic landscape of strings with a slightly modern spaghetti western feel. Payo is as well part of some amazing music projects that have sparked a wave on social media, recording for the creative funk collective Scary Pockets, the independent solo artist collective Flight of Voices and a rotating musical collective called Postmodern Jukebox. Each of these collectives has a long list of amazing artists who are participating such as Jack Conte of Pomplamoose and arranger and pianist Scott Bradlee. If Payo hasn’t been busy enough, she was also formerly a member of the electro-pop duo Jupiter Rising with Spencer Nezey best known for their song “Go!” featured on the soundtrack of Jump Int. Jessie Payo is truly an artist for every age and every kind of music lover. She wears her heart on her sleeve serenading the world with personal lyrics and an intimacy that only comes with bearing your soul to the world. There is no better way to celebrate music than to spotlight the profound and talented artists who are the makers. Payo’s career will stand the test of time and aren’t we lucky we get to be even a little part of it. KEEP UP WITH JESSIE PAYO http://www.jessiepayo.com/ INSTAGRAM / TWITTER / FACEBOOK @jessiepayo LATEST SINGLE - “I LOVE TO BE LOVED” https://open.spotify.com/track/1k6Ahb7bhC6DG1CPfIObLr?si=9TIW6sg_RPibLmopplpa7A https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1614047502963-9DKIEMPT5WNOH2LBMAMY/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Matt Sucich Friends! Today we are illuminating an artist who shines so bright already but deserves every bit of light possible. This Queens-born-and-bred singer-songwriter with a special somethin' has been serenading the world with his voice and guitar for about 10 years building a catalogue of 8 singles, 7 EPs and 3 full albums. Matt’s content may be vast but what spreads farther than the eye can see is the talent that pours from his mouth and fingertips when he plays. Carefully crafted and thoughtfully themed, Matt’s music is honest and pure while allowing for rusty edges to provide a unique kind of character and personality. There is a depth and intention behind every single lyric, every pick of the guitar and the unique arrangement of his songs. Songwriting can be very algorithmic or can come from a free and vulnerable place. You can tell immediately Matt is giving himself to you as he sings through personal stories, emotions, ways of looking at life and those in it and all the nitty gritty that comes with it. The dynamics of Matt’s songs flow from a crowd pleasing shout to a gentle hum causing even the flies to stop buzzing in order to hear what is coming next. This intimacy aids his music and especially his live performance, which you can catch in his most recent session live in The Cutting Room in New York. Described by himself as someone who pieces together song seeds and bits of inspiration he catches throughout his days, Matt is constantly pumping out new material. This is good news for anyone who follows his music because the withdrawals come fast! A new single “I Don’t” is set to hit streaming platforms on March 5th. If you can’t wait until then, check out Matt’s latest 2020 release “See You Soon” and the simply heart-warming and stunning music video that comes with it. An artist hopes to bring beauty and light to the world and we have a musician and all around kick-ass individual who does just that. With Matt Sucich, you will never be disappointed and will always find yourself aware of the original and true talent this human possesses. There is a novels worth of praise that could be shared but boils down to raw skill served with a side of wow. Music lovers of all kinds will enjoy this artist and his tunes and we are so excited to bring a little brightness to your day with the wise words and the special smile of Matt Sucich. KEEP UP WITH MATT SUCICH https://www.mattsucich.com/ MATT’S LATEST AND GREATEST https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VReDY0tszw0&feature=emb_logo SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/album/20KDzOm1E8bvRF6XWZDQeS?si=4UBN7JW_RZC4V37QxJtaUg FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/MattSucich TWITTER @EsMatteo INSTAGRAM @esmatteo LIVE AT THE CUTTING ROOM IN NEW YORK https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W1rigKVTOk Read more about Matt in our Essays from the Deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1624951170468-H48SF3G9I05XA73C9ESL/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Mikaela Davis Growing up in Rochester, NY, Mikaela Davis found herself uniquely drawn to the harp from a young age. With aspirations to take the classical training she received with harp through school and onto a symphony, Mikaela attended the Crane School Of Music. After some time, Mikaela began growing a passion for writing her own music and moved to Brooklyn to start her music career as a singer/songwriter. That decision sparked the amazing path of this incredibly talented songwriter, singer and harpist. Mikaela’s music and sound will perk the ears of any listener. It’s not often you hear the bright plucks of a harp holding down the rhythm of an indie song. Mikaela Davis incorporates her classical background with harp into her own original music providing a level of sophistication to a sound laced with folk, psychedelic rock, and chamber pop. On top of a harmony-filled soundscape, Mikaela’s voice is always clear and right on top of the mix. Mikaela sings through her songs like she is speaking to herself. She genuinely ponders many aspects of what it means to be a person and gives her listeners the wisdom she has taken away from that active questioning. Releasing her first single “Half Right” launched Mikaela into creativity with a 2019 tribute to Harry Nilsson, a single in 2020 and two single releases in 2021. The place to find Mikaela at her very best is her full-length album “Delivery”. There is truth not only in her lyrics but the very tone of her voice and the style in which she delivers her words. Mikaela sings with a Kate Bush kind of uniqueness. There is an emotive vulnerability that intertwines with moments of frustration and a longing for inner peace throughout Mikaela’s music. The relationship with her harp is apparent in every song, using this extension of herself to accentuate her melodies and as well narrate the emotional space behind her stories and thoughts. Surrounded by childhood friends, Alex Cole on percussion and drums and Shane McCarthy on bass, Mikaela has truly built a family around her music. Performing live, this band hardly misses a beat and gives every song exactly what it needs to be simply beautiful. Each player knows how to utilize their instrument in impressive and innovative ways allowing the songs to be insanely interesting to listen to without overtaking their original beauty. Along with her musical family, Mikaela is heading across the North East and even all the way down to Texas to perform and promote her music. In a world that is opening up, we are sure to see much more of the very talented Mikaela Davis. KEEP UP WITH MIKAELA DAVIS https://www.mikaeladavis.com/ INSTAGRAM @mikaeladavis TWITTER @MikaelaDavis TAKE A LISTEN https://open.spotify.com/artist/6CbL78A3tB1CPFoduF7UM5?si=jmfGhc8lTJ6mY7B5FpwWcA&dl_branch=1 TOUR https://www.bandsintown.com/a/1642485-mikaela-davis https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1612841490122-MZMDM0H95M4DNAXAVHOZ/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Gina Royale A tasty dose of what pop could be comes to us in the form of Gina Royale. Springing from the Garden State, Royale released her first album in 2015 and has kept her musical ball rolling ever since. Along her journey, Royale has played live shows across the country, released 2 EPs, several singles and 1 full length LP steadily growing her loving fan base. The kicker is, Royale is only 23! Listening to her music and the depth of her lyrics would cause any listener to guess a much older age. It’s not often you find such a young person choosing to use their art to make opinionated statements about the world but Royale does not hold back. Her 2020 release “Mr. Lennon” gives listeners a glimpse of how pop music could expand the horizons of content and subject matter bringing it out of the cookie cutter stage it seems to be stuck in. Going through this lovely artists library shows her range not just vocally but style wise. “Split Ends” released in 2020 paints Haley Williams style vocals across a much more early 2000’s pop rock backdrop while her 2017 release “For Now” immediately brings Sarah Barellies to the mind. Moving on to another 2017 release “Michelle” solidifies the piano based songwriting and amazing belt that Royale specializes in. Her melodies are new and unique while maintaining an air of nostalgia making it music to vibe to and music to really listen to. Royale started off focusing on the songwriting but has taken the reigns on the arranging and production of her music further molding her sound and the atmosphere the listener is put in. Celebrating her latest 2021 release “Lemon Drop” goes in tandem with a new music video focusing on the sweet and sour nature of people and their relationships. Royale’s hard work bears fruit with some amazing collaborations in the new year. Her new pop-inspired single was co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View and the music video was directed by David Zeck, who has directed for Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. Gina Royale is an artist to keep your eye on and clearly someone who has the talent and the drive to continue growing her career at the same amazing rate and will only blossom her voice and her message into her breathtaking sound more and more. KEEP UP WITH GINA ROYALE https://www.ginaroyale.com/ FACEBOOK @GinaRoyaleMusic INSTAGRAM @ginaroyale TWITTER @ginaroyale TIKTOK @ginaroyale https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1611630714664-HAOZX9YZ2TS9HT29C3IQ/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - yeah, sure Combine the ages of music and add just a little spice with everything nice and you’ve got yeah, sure. Brothers and friends from a small, southern town in the sunshine state have come together to form a truly radical musical group known as yeah, sure. This definitely isn’t the sentiment a listener would feel about this powerful music however. The sound this group shakes out shows the influence of Weezer and Nirvana one second and hits the listener with a nostalgic, Beach Boys like melody the next. This spicy group of talented humans has obvious love for grunge and alternative sounds but somehow manages to plant and grow 60s style pop melodies on top of that foundation and create a genre entirely of their own. Besides the occasional splash of Beatles influence, another retro aspect of this band is their adventurous and bold lyrical choices. In this chaotic time, yeah, sure is using their music to address the pandemic, the technology overload many young people are facing, gun violence and many many more topics that are of vital importance. Their first song release was a single called “Squid Pig” which hit streaming platforms in 2019. This fact would surprise many since the group has the tightness and togetherness of a band that had been performing and releasing songs for a long time. With only two singles out, their newest being “Hot Brains” released in 2020, yeah, sure is on a mission during this pandemic to keep the creativity flowing. Having backgrounds in indie filmmaking has allowed the group to be successful in creating all of their own visual media creating fully self-produced music videos. Watching AND listening to their content at the same time shows the full spectrum of skill and creativity emoting from this group and proves that if their early stuff is already this good, their content to come is going to be something you don’t want to miss. Both the lyrical content of their music and the visuals show the essence of the group, which happens to be a huge truth about the world today. It might look pretty and put together on the outside but chaos bubbles just below. KEEP UP WITH YEAH, SURE https://yeahsureband.com/ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/yeahsureband @yeahsureband INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/yeahsure/ @yeahsure TWITTER https://twitter.com/yeahsureband @yeahsureband YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/yeahsure https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1610373371123-VDLGV46169WBLFXSYSTY/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Azure Ray Two childhood friends born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama named Orenda Fink and Maria Taylor took their love of music, talent and creativity to Athens, GA in 2001 and it was there that Azure Ray was sparked. Initially using music as therapy and healing and performing for friends, it was suggested to them to actually record and release their songs. Verbalizing their desire for a name resembling or meaning “blue light” led to a friend coming up with Azure Ray; azure meaning the bright blue color of the sky on a clear day. This perfectly resembles the humble yet inspiring nature of their music. For both, music stems from a deeply emotional place bringing longing as well as hope to the melodies and harmonies spun together in a blend of folk, singer/songwriter, experimental, rock, classical and so much more. With no prior intention to become musicians Fink and Taylor took the leap of faith into the music scene eventually finding themselves in Omaha, Nebraska after being invited on tour by Conor Oberst, lead singer of Bright Eyes. Azure Ray released their first self titled album in 2001 and quickly followed it with "Burn and Shiver" in 2002. The music kept flowing and constantly growing, shaping EPs and collaborations with artists like Moby’s 18 and Bright eyes. After their release of “Hold On Love” in 2003 the duo took a 7 year hiatus to pursue solo careers finding their way back to each other in 2009. After releasing 3 EPs, “As Above So Below”, their 5th album was released. Then came another 6 year hibernation until their latest release in 2018 “Waves” via Flower Moon Records. Their songs reflect this path of separating and reuniting having a sense of fondness and bittersweetness in the vocals. You hear two friends who love each other emoting that love through the songs they create together. The songs feel almost freeform as their friendship and music partnership has been. It always finds its way back after blowing in the wind to create something everlasting. Azure Ray has an album in the works that is said to be near completion so keep an ear out for these wandering troubadours. ☞KEEP UP WITH AZURE RAY https://www.azureraymusic.com FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/AzureRay/ TWITTER https://twitter.com/azureraymusic INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/azureraymusic/ ☞CHECK OUT FLOWER MOON RECORDS flowermoonrecords.com FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/flowermoonrecords TWITTER https://twitter.com/FlowerMoonRecs INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/flowermoonrecords ☞MARIA TAYLOR FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/mariataylor TWITTER https://twitter.com/maria_taylor INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/mariataylor1111/ ☞ORENDA FINK FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/Orenda-Fink-100910303080 TWITTER https://twitter.com/orendafink INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/orendafink/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1610372918975-35F65C6GNCFIF9IFC1WJ/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - William Wild Based out of Knoxville, Tennessee, William Wild brings us an album one can only describe as RAW. Officially forming in 2013, Garrett Sale flew into the music scene with an undeniable talent, love for music and a great moniker, William Wild. Not long after taking flight, Wild independently released their self titled album in 2014 under the genre of alternative folk. The initial sound paralleled with the ambient atmosphere of artists like Bon Iver further transforming and growing with the release of his 2016 EP “Steady Now” and his single “Hard Lines, Hard Times” released in 2019. Wild maintained an all-encompassing, DIY attitude taking over practically every role in the process of the songs until the latest album “Push-ups”, released via Sony Masterworks in March 2020. This album was the first time other creators were brought in to build the songs, the sound and the final product. Wild explains the shape shifting nature of the individual songs and the slow process of forming the album, which was completed back in 2018. After having an otherworldly and life changing experience, Wild buckled down with this most recent album carefully and thoughtfully forming the message it would send and the perception the listeners would have, contrasting with the exploratory and self guided process of his previous works. "Push-ups” provides a trance like atmosphere dripping in reverb as the foundation to expressive vocals saturated in intention and purpose. Wild cries out over a dramatic and unrestricted layer of guitars and strings painting a landscape of a changing world view and the letting go of years gone by. This album encompasses the self-reflection and chaos most people in the world today can relate to on an extremely personal level. Naturally building his fanbase organically purely through the quality and vulnerability of his music, Wild has nowhere to go but up. We are so excited to shine our spotlight on this thoughtful and exquisite artist. KEEP UP WITH WILLIAM WILD https://williamwild.com/ INSTAGRAM @williamwild FACEBOOK @williamwildmusic TWITTER @williamwildband MUSIC VIDEO "RENTAL HOUSE” FROM PUSH-UPS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK1W6kb1iS4 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1608008456474-2CC44EL3JI85LHG7LD6A/image-asset.png Spotlights - The Suitcase Junket Sunshine Spotlight brings you the one man band, the mustache man: Underwater Sunshine Fest alumni Matt Lorenz aka The Suitcase Junket! The name alone shows the off the beaten path vibe of this artist and his music but it’s when you see him perform with his custom built, multi-instrument rig that your eyes are truly opened. Once again collaborating with Steve Berlin for his newest Album The End is New, Matt reflects on current events focusing one song on the overuse of the planet. The Suitcase Junket remains consistent with his lyrical authenticity and call to action using his music to inspire his listeners and educate them on the things he cares about. When listening to the album the voice of a human frustrated with the state of the world and our role in it is heard and it’s this purposefulness and intention that gives Matt’s music a sense of depth and soul. Not only does Matt create unique sounds but also unique visuals, which are plentiful in his new music video for one of the album’s songs “Can’t Look Away” proving his gift of performance art. In Cavendish, Vermont, where Matt grew up, he began playing piano at age five, and later took up violin, saxophone, and guitar. Matt pursued music and pushing its boundaries at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, where he studied music and adaptive instrument design. This passion for instrument innovation led to Matt building a kit for a drummer who couldn’t use their legs, where they’d be able to play the bass drum and hi-hat through a system of pulleys. On a mission to create unique sounds and carefully considered content, Matt shines his light through his music and deep care for the world. KEEP UP WITH THE SUITCASE JUNKET https://thesuitcasejunket.com/ FACEBOOK @thesuitcasejunket INSTAGRAM @suitcasejunket TWITTER @suitcasejunket YOUTUBE https://www.youtube.com/user/makingwhatiwant MUSIC VIDEO FOR “CAN’T LOOK AWAY” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-r9W1tBk1Y Read more about The Suitcase Junket in our Essays from the deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1608006794311-K66XQ3E6KA0KZOQVOLH2/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Lia Menaker This Sunshine Spotlight features the soulful sound and words of Lia Menaker. With inspiration from the blues, alternative, electronic, and R&B comes her new self-produced EP "I Am Kyrøs”. Her use of minimalism and unique sonic textures gives a rawness and reality to the human story that is reinforced through the lyrics. All 5 songs heard on the EP were written and developed on a vocal looper giving them that feeling of putting the last puzzle piece in to make the whole. Each song takes us on Lia’s journey of self-discovery looking into her past and future dreams and how they shape her perception of herself. Lia has toured extensively around the country and has worked with the likes of MTV and PBS giving her a vast sense of the industry and stretching her music worldwide. You can support her through her Patreon page patreon.com/liamenaker where she brings you along her musical quest! KEEP UP WITH LIA MENAKER www.liamenaker.com YOUTUBE http://youtube.com/c/liamenaker FACEBOOK / INSTAGRAM @liamenaker “STRANGER” MUSIC VIDEO https://youtu.be/P55dzKsjBfU LISTEN TO LIA’S AMAZING NEW EP! https://streamlink.to/IAmKyros https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1608007119446-61PLO1I5U6TP5OFF368E/image-asset.png Spotlights - Wild Pink Sunshine Spotlight here to cast a loving glow on our ferociously talented friends and family Wild Pink! As we continue our journey with the talented people of tomorrow, we bring you a free flowing, genre growing musical collective that is sure to make your curiosity leap out of its boots. You have seen them perform on our stages and in our garden but now we sit down with James Campion and John Ross of Wild Pink to get an in depth look at the past, the present and the future of this truly skilled music group! The band, including bassist T.C. Brownell and drummer Dan Keegan, formed in 2015 in New York. Only two years later Wild Pink released a massively successful self titled debut named "One of rock's tiny masterpieces” by Billboard. Their new album A Billion Little Lights will be released on February 19, 2021 via Royal Mountain Records and will be kicked off with a live stream performance that very night out of Philadelphia! The new record is produced, mixed, and co-engineered by David Greenbaum, who has worked with other crazy talented artists like Beck, U2, Cage The Elephant, and Jenny Lewis. John Ross, especially in these pandemic times, is intimately involved in the process of his records writing, arranging and creating high-quality demos for each song right in his home. On the new album you’ll hear many of John’s talented friends playing fiddle, saxophones, accordions and much more! The album even has the wonderful Julia Steiner from the Chicago band Ratboys singing atmospheric harmonies throughout the record. Ross once again creates that wild, pink space we all love with the twist we’ve all come to expect. FOLLOW ALONG WITH WILD PINK https://us10.campaign-archive.com/?u=04780c244c226dd8f0096243b&id=fe3897d940 Watch the video for 'The Shining But Tropical' & pre-order the new record http://smarturl.it/abillionlittlelights FACEBOOK @wildpinkwildpink INSTAGRAM @wildpinknyc TWITTER @wildpinkNYC Read more about Wild Pink in our Essays from the deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1604371055369-JK7QKJ5KHKFGCMUTH3AD/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Fairhazel Once again, a shining beacon of hope arises from our Sunshine Spotlight! Fairhazel is the moniker for Twenty three year old British/South African singer-songwriter, Hugh Macdonald. Born in Brighton but raised in London, Cape Town and Paris, Hugh left Berklee College of Music in Boston in 2018 returning to London to work with Communion Music under the name Fairhazel, releasing his first single 7x7 in February. Inspired by artists France Gall, Harry Nilsson and Andy Shauf among others, Fairhazel has established himself as a musical storyteller blurring the lines between fiction and true stories. Now at his Los Angeles studio, he works on creating all aspects of his music from songwriting, arrangement, production, playing the instruments and engineering. Although Fairhazel is a lone ranger, he collaborates with artists all over the world to accompany him for live performances. Paired with his wife Danielle Moreland-Ochoa who also releases music under the artist name Juniper, Fairhazel paints with all the colors of the wind and hopes to take his tunes all over the world. His debut album, "I'm a Friend of Fairhazel" came out on all streaming platforms in January 2020, which was quickly followed by "I Sold My Soul For Fairhazel”. This new sixteen track album is a journey you want to take, creatively released in tandem with a concert film of some of Fairhazel’s favorite musicians. KEEP UP WITH FAIRHAZEL http://fairhazelmusic.com/ INSTAGRAM @fairhazel_ FACEBOOK @fairhazel I SOLD MY SOUL FOR FAIRHAZEL https://open.spotify.com/album/3ctcN4Na4blrvsDcerOuIk?si=Rv53YHQwQZq31ChcbeKJ3w FAIRHAZEL & MUSICIANS WITHOUT BORDERS PRESENT: AN ALBUM RELEASE & FILM EVENT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S9z3jxlTSU&t=1s Read more about Fairhazel in our Essays From The Deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1603161101737-8ODW47NOYIFOHWY3MJTE/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Leah Hennessey Another day, another talented figure to adorn in our spotlight! Most recently known as a playwright and cosmic creator of the innovative web series known as Zhe Zhe, Leah Hennessey comes to us as a vintage pop punk artist with a Bowie-sque flare. Not shy or fearless with her creativity, Hennessey churned new music out flooding 2020 with three amazing singles followed by the band’s newest E.P. Hennessey, EP.01. Without a crowd of sweaty music lovers to perform to, Hennessey took their heat over to one of our very own alumni venues The Bowery Electric to livestream their new material. In this new form of music entertainment, Hennessey’s electrified voice and stage presence shines bright reaching through the screens of her fans proving to the world, performing is what she is meant to do. With an optimistic view of the future and a willingness to grasp ahold of change and use it for the sake of creative freedom, Hennessey is a surge of new energy and a melting pot of genres. Perk up your ears and hold open your eyes, for you won’t want to blink and miss a single second of the creative wave coming straight from Hennessey’s core. KEEP UP WITH HENNESSEY https://www.hennesseytheband.com/ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/Hennesseytheband INSTAGRAM @hennessey_the_band HENNESSEY.EP.01 https://stereosites.com/sites/hennessey/ep/ LIVESTREAM SHOW AT THE BOWERY ELECTRIC https://theboweryelectric.veeps.com/stream/events/25dd9108172c https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1603161460812-YK67PMC8I7RNWMZ9QTFB/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Brick Briscoe Well-worthy of a spotlight, Songwriter, Composer, Performer, Filmmaker, Television Producer and -- yes and -- Radio Producer Brick Briscoe continues his creative storm with a shiny new record and a live concert performance to boot! A whopping 30 years in show business gives Brick an eye for spotting creative potential, and that very eye led him right to the door of his next endeavor. Today, musicians and artists of all kinds are turning to the virtual world to perform. Sans the ability to tour or perform live at a venue to showcase the new album, Brick went to the most beautiful place he knew to perform his songs and record it for all you lovely people. That place is the elegant Victorian Thrall's Opera House. Reflecting the more stripped back approach of the album, the opera house seemed like an ideal place for Brick and his band to film a performance of the new record. Follow Brick at brickbriscoe.com to hear the record and stay up to date with him, and his upcoming album to be released on his 60th birthday. ABOUT OUR AMAZING INTERVIEWER: James Campion is a music journalist, author and co-host of the Underwater Sunshine Podcast with his pal, Adam Duritz. Brick Briscoe Live at Thrall’s Opera House: https://youtu.be/5-LqiWiuJdo Follow Along with Brick Briscoe! INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK TWITTER SPOTIFY APPLE MUSIC Read more about Brick’s music in our Essays From The Deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1603162824276-KB7P5NKBT0T43GHFIP6A/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Ryan Hamilton Our newest Spotlight silhouette, Ryan Hamilton, comes to us fresh from a road trip across the USA where he wrote his newest album 'Nowhere To Go But Everywhere' with his UK based band "The Harlequin Ghosts". Following his 2019 release 'This Is The Sound', which won an Independent Music Award for 'Best Indie Album, Hamilton's new album focuses on heartbreak, change and the silver linings that ultimately comes with it. While some take a few photos here and there, Ryan documented his cross country road trip creating 'Communique' a personal and creative mini-documentary that tugs at your mind as well as your heart strings. Released on Sept. 18th with Wicked Cool Records, 'Nowhere To Go But Everywhere' charted with the best of the best in the UK and is well worth many listens and much praise. NOWHERE TO GO BUT EVERYWHERE https://orcd.co/nowheretogobuteverywhere Keep Up With Ryan Hamilton And The Harlequin Ghosts: https://ryanhamiltonmusic.com INSTAGRAM | @TheRyanHamilton TWITTER | @theryanhamilton FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/RyanHamiltonandTheHarlequinGhosts/ Read more about Ryan’s music in our Essays From The Deep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1612839398954-K8FDTZFDG1W1SQCRFRH8/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - Gina Royale A tasty dose of what pop could be comes to us in the form of Gina Royale. Springing from the Garden State, Royale released her first album in 2015 and has kept her musical ball rolling ever since. Along her journey, Royale has played live shows across the country, released 2 EPs, several singles and 1 full length LP steadily growing her loving fan base. The kicker is, Royale is only 23! Listening to her music and the depth of her lyrics would cause any listener to guess a much older age. It’s not often you find such a young person choosing to use their art to make opinionated statements about the world but Royale does not hold back. Her 2020 release “Mr. Lennon” gives listeners a glimpse of how pop music could expand the horizons of content and subject matter bringing it out of the cookie cutter stage it seems to be stuck in. Going through this lovely artists library shows her range not just vocally but style wise. “Split Ends” released in 2020 paints Haley Williams style vocals across a much more early 2000’s pop rock backdrop while her 2017 release “For Now” immediately brings Sarah Barellies to the mind. Moving on to another 2017 release “Michelle” solidifies the piano based songwriting and amazing belt that Royale specializes in. Her melodies are new and unique while maintaining an air of nostalgia making it music to vibe to and music to really listen to. Royale started off focusing on the songwriting but has taken the reigns on the arranging and production of her music further molding her sound and the atmosphere the listener is put in. Celebrating her latest 2021 release “Lemon Drop” goes in tandem with a new music video focusing on the sweet and sour nature of people and their relationships. Royale’s hard work bears fruit with some amazing collaborations in the new year. Her new pop-inspired single was co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View and the music video was directed by David Zeck, who has directed for Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. Gina Royale is an artist to keep your eye on and clearly someone who has the talent and the drive to continue growing her career at the same amazing rate and will only blossom her voice and her message into her breathtaking sound more and more. KEEP UP WITH GINA ROYALE https://www.ginaroyale.com/ FACEBOOK @GinaRoyaleMusic INSTAGRAM @ginaroyale TWITTER @ginaroyale TIKTOK @ginaroyale https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1622514383610-45SSSHQJMFNOINN2QX7A/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights When an amazing musician enters a room, there is already a glow. Sunshine Spotlight is here to illuminate the view and let you see artists at their very brightest. In keeping with this wonderful purpose, our glow is here to highlight Kasey Anderson. With an Underwater Sunshine Fest Garden Session already under his belt, Kasey is a very worthy Spotlight! We just can’t seem to get enough. Kasey is celebrating their latest 2021 release, an 11 song album “Let The Bloody Moon Rise (Reissue)” with two delicious bonus tracks. This wonderful artist incorporates influences from a wide range of sounds putting out music painted with the sounds of Americana, Blues, Alt-Country as well as folk and singer / songwriter. Kasey’s music is humble in the way it doesn’t try too hard. Kasey’s talent is raw and unfiltered making for incredibly emotive vocals over a musical landscape that is generous but truthful first and foremost. Coming from the Northwest already helped Kasey as a songwriter, but especially being from Portland, which has an super vibrant artist community, gave Kasey a foundation to thrive as an artist and eventually earn enough clout to tour with Counting Crows and open for amazing artists like Jason Isbell and the Supersuckers. Kasey has released six albums, the first three released as a solo artist, the next two with his band The Honkies, and the last three with his band Hawkes and Doves. Writing and releasing music however, isn’t Kasey’s soul musical skill. Kasey is, as well, a guitarist and producer. Being so multi-skilled is part of what makes Kasey’s music so professional sounding and well done. Even the arrangements of his songs have a completeness to them as if you wouldn’t dare make a single change. While listening, one hears glimpses of The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and a good amount of Chuck Berry. There is a story behind this artist and a walk filled with redemption and courage. These beautiful aspects of life are portrayed in Kasey’s music and the expressive yet humble nature of his performance style. Any listener would gain so much from listening to Kasey’s words and music. KEEP UP WITH KASEY ANDERSON https://www.kaseyandersonmusic.com/ NEW ALBUM https://open.spotify.com/album/5oOy22uYRy52AkyMD0PDyJ?si=8aD6BC9DRbWjQgfKVEr3Bw INSTAGRAM / TWITTER @leasdef Read more about Kasey Anderson and Hawks and Doves in our Essays from the Deep https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1603160637673-F3DY3NVEELREEIRBK4VJ/ep3Thumbnail.jpg Spotlights https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1609266584661-H35FVKBD0OZ6YMXSH9RV/image-asset.jpeg Spotlights - William Wild Based out of Knoxville, Tennessee, William Wild brings us an album one can only describe as RAW. Officially forming in 2013, Garrett Sale flew into the music scene with an undeniable talent, love for music and a great moniker, William Wild. Not long after taking flight, Wild independently released their self titled album in 2014 under the genre of alternative folk. The initial sound paralleled with the ambient atmosphere of artists like Bon Iver further transforming and growing with the release of his 2016 EP “Steady Now” and his single “Hard Lines, Hard Times” released in 2019. Wild maintained an all-encompassing, DIY attitude taking over practically every role in the process of the songs until the latest album “Push-ups”, released via Sony Masterworks in March 2020. This album was the first time other creators were brought in to build the songs, the sound and the final product. Wild explains the shape shifting nature of the individual songs and the slow process of forming the album, which was completed back in 2018. After having an otherworldly and life changing experience, Wild buckled down with this most recent album carefully and thoughtfully forming the message it would send and the perception the listeners would have, contrasting with the exploratory and self guided process of his previous works. "Push-ups” provides a trance like atmosphere dripping in reverb as the foundation to expressive vocals saturated in intention and purpose. Wild cries out over a dramatic and unrestricted layer of guitars and strings painting a landscape of a changing world view and the letting go of years gone by. This album encompasses the self-reflection and chaos most people in the world today can relate to on an extremely personal level. Naturally building his fanbase organically purely through the quality and vulnerability of his music, Wild has nowhere to go but up. We are so excited to shine our spotlight on this thoughtful and exquisite artist. KEEP UP WITH WILLIAM WILD https://williamwild.com/ INSTAGRAM @williamwild FACEBOOK @williamwildmusic TWITTER @williamwildband MUSIC VIDEO "RENTAL HOUSE” FROM PUSH-UPS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK1W6kb1iS4 https://underwatersunshinefest.com/nov2022artists daily 0.75 2025-01-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440294951-GWZFTTSV7LOK1MP94LRE/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Abby Hamilton https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440294951-GWZFTTSV7LOK1MP94LRE/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Abby Hamilton https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440092224-F4OE7KWWGNOQY0COKOYE/ATC.jpg Nov2022Artists - Air Traffic Controller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440675721-IF9CDUKJC1R4OS863MIY/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Andrew Weiss and Friends https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440269879-3SC66ST4KJ86XO1E5S2L/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Bravely https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440462388-Y2TOEDGO26MXW1E9LGTJ/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Brick Briscoe & The Skinny https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440558766-RG10JYW554CHRLZBTUL7/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Elizabeth and The Catapult https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1668694825233-RX118IGQ0UCFPA03XWKJ/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Fairhazel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1527783007704-WDN3HP78HLLMBE89HS0L/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Brick Briscoe and The Skinny https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440230852-POGP8MJX9ZI3AQH567NT/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Fantastic Cat https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440697963-HK97V4W38MEYI62R11F6/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - FaithNYC https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440537337-QLYTM819D34033THBTD6/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Fort Frances https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440714593-QQFUAGXLJNY3HX3QT7YG/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Hennessey https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440135616-OR4N7HE1VCGOBGEBXX5S/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Jake Swamp and the Pine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440062731-QWWCKOHDCK9PFBO6ELKW/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - John Roseboro https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440435365-GPOQURMGHUAK6UDENZSX/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Matt Sucich https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440193557-4AREFFWLW5F4XXIRL86C/image-asset.png Nov2022Artists - Other Brother Darryl https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440494206-GG8B0WO3DKW2ZE2PJP8A/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Seán Barna https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440210653-DGDRJ8AB8X1S5OSK72NZ/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Spectre Jones https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440160942-L16SR84S5FN5030RI01H/toledo-1024x683.jpg Nov2022Artists - Toledo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440583812-QPNKKT23923W7GF4P1JD/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - The Widow Cameron https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440251313-1S26XO3DX0M6KGYGTBME/image-asset.jpeg Nov2022Artists - Zola Simone https://underwatersunshinefest.com/nov2023-artists daily 0.75 2023-10-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599467972-Q1W1V6RHAIKAX6H2VF8U/uwsf-alexrichie.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Alex Ritchie Alex Ritchie has been identified by the Grammys as part of the next generation of industry leaders. Chosen as part of the LA Chapter’s esteemed Grammy NEXT class, this artist, writer, producer and creative entrepreneur is well on her way to success as a multi-hyphenate in entertainment. Last April, she was seen making her Grammy telecast debut at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, alongside Grammy nominees H.E.R. and Giveon. Less than a year later, she was seen making her official debut on the official red carpet at the 65th AnnualGrammy Awards — with a look that graces the pages of Teen Vogue, E!News, Variety, Washington Post, and other major publications. Alex has worked with the likes of Ziggy Marley, music supervisor titanTracy McKnight, super producer and Grammys CEO, Harvey Mason Jr.,as well as a number of other Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated talents. The release of her 404 EP was celebrated with the support of celebrity vocal coach Stevie Mackey and Fender guitars. She teamed up with Rastaclat and the It Gets Better Project for her “Isn’tYou” single release in honor of PRIDE Month, and was also featured in theGrammy’s first ever LGBTQ+ National PRIDE Event, “Stay In, Come Out,Let’s Talk,” alongside LeAnn Rimes, Troye Sivan, and others. She was also featured in a PSA supporting the Biden/Harris campaign for FilipinoAmericans for Biden/ Harris this past presidential election cycle. She most recently released her single “GO,” after a 3 year hiatus from releasing music, which amassed over 50K streams in the first couple weeks and quadrupled her Instagram following. Her next single, “Placeholder,” is co-written by platinum selling artist ZHAVIA, and is set to drop late Fall. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599467972-Q1W1V6RHAIKAX6H2VF8U/uwsf-alexrichie.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Alex Ritchie Alex Ritchie has been identified by the Grammys as part of the next generation of industry leaders. Chosen as part of the LA Chapter’s esteemed Grammy NEXT class, this artist, writer, producer and creative entrepreneur is well on her way to success as a multi-hyphenate in entertainment. Last April, she was seen making her Grammy telecast debut at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, alongside Grammy nominees H.E.R. and Giveon. Less than a year later, she was seen making her official debut on the official red carpet at the 65th AnnualGrammy Awards — with a look that graces the pages of Teen Vogue, E!News, Variety, Washington Post, and other major publications. Alex has worked with the likes of Ziggy Marley, music supervisor titanTracy McKnight, super producer and Grammys CEO, Harvey Mason Jr.,as well as a number of other Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated talents. The release of her 404 EP was celebrated with the support of celebrity vocal coach Stevie Mackey and Fender guitars. She teamed up with Rastaclat and the It Gets Better Project for her “Isn’tYou” single release in honor of PRIDE Month, and was also featured in theGrammy’s first ever LGBTQ+ National PRIDE Event, “Stay In, Come Out,Let’s Talk,” alongside LeAnn Rimes, Troye Sivan, and others. She was also featured in a PSA supporting the Biden/Harris campaign for FilipinoAmericans for Biden/ Harris this past presidential election cycle. She most recently released her single “GO,” after a 3 year hiatus from releasing music, which amassed over 50K streams in the first couple weeks and quadrupled her Instagram following. Her next single, “Placeholder,” is co-written by platinum selling artist ZHAVIA, and is set to drop late Fall. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599501019-WVMW3AY20WOG9DUJN299/uwsf-bronte.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Brontë Fall Teri Bracken — the singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visionary force behind Brontë Fall's mix of indie-pop and rootsy Americana — was preparing to release 2020's Finishing School when the world shifted. A tornado ripped through her adopted hometown of East Nashville, sending two trees crashing onto her roof. A pandemic brought her world to a standstill. A messy breakup left her heartbroken, and her father's ongoing battle with cancer found her making regular trips to a hospital in Ohio. Throughout it all, Bracken continued to create music. This was something more than songwriting — it was therapy. A battle cry from a front-woman who had always found empowerment in her own music. A reminder that difficult seasons are only temporary, with weary winters soon giving way to brighter summers. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599523551-MECM8C95ANDGNJE57UO7/uwsf-diegoMolina.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Diego Molina Rising musician Diego Molina is hard to pin down— and not just because he’s been a part of Romantic Relevance, a high-power pop act, and S.A.D., which played with form and function using everything from electronica to hip-hop. He’s a voracious music listener, which has impacted his music by turning him into a songwriter completely his own, armed with clear influences from classic rock, pop, and folk, contemporaries from Dashboard Confessional to The Wonder Years. In one recent single from his forthcoming record, “Ego Death,” the song crashes into being, but Molina’s understanding of levels is such that he understands how much harder something hits if listeners have to really wait for it: he slows down and uses a strong whisper to open the song: “Do you want a ride/ in my beautiful balloon?/ We can take off flying/ I lose me, and you’ll lose you.” Then the drums. That crash is what makes Molina stand out— that and his gorgeous high range, which he switches to in the chorus. There’s a sincerity in everything he does, from the way the guitar is more about tone than showiness to the delivery of the vocals, but better than that, there’s bravery in the songwriting. He’s willing to say something that might not be a common phrase, but because of that, he completely avoids cliché. His wisdom, writing, and musicianship is much more characteristic of someone who has spent a life on the road, perfecting his craft. As it is, he continues to listen, learn, and experiment, and that can only be a good thing. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599539645-JIHA3GG0Z7L4F0O7HMRI/uwsf-gideonKing.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Gideon King and City Blog New York City geography is defined by musical genres. Deep blues lives uptown, jazz pulses in quiet corners from the West Village to high Broadway, and indie, fusion, pop, and funk push the envelope in Brooklyn and gritty Manhattan haunts. Guitarist, composer, and bandleader Gideon King is a Big Apple musical diplomat, conducting lively artistic conversations across these borders. As the founder and primary songwriter in Gideon King & City Blog, he takes inspiration from the streets of his native New York City, and with artistic input from the band’s core collaborators, channels it into vibrantly varied fusion-pop. To date, the 8-piece band has released two albums, one EP, and 15 singles. These days, Gideon King & City Blog is releasing a steady stream of genre-defying singles emblematic of the band’s creative wanderlust. “I call the band a ‘blog’ because it is an open-ended dialogue with different musicians contributing their perspectives. When we create, it is controlled chaos. We sift through competing ideas, chipping away at the song until it has discernible features,” Gideon says. “These songs sit at the nexus of many different musical approaches and hopefully become their own vibe.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599560479-R5TCAN0KFQIU07U0STA6/uwsf-ginaRoyale.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Gina Royale Gina Royale is an alternative-pop artist from New Jersey with a next-level passion for songwriting. Her edgy, direct lyrics, combined with her “bluesy, honest, arrestingly emotive” voice create a sound unique in its captivating rawness (The Aquarian). Gina’s music has been shared and enjoyed globally; spanning over 60 countries. Her live shows are a mix of tender, intimate moments and high energy calls to action, with sarcasm and personal anecdotes in between. Gina Royale has played shows across the country, through festivals, tours, radio/TV interviews, and more. At each stop of her career, spanning 2 EPs, several singles, dozens of press publications, and 1 full length LP, Royale finds a way to captivate and connect with her growing fan base along the way. At 25 years old, she has so much to say. Gina’s new song, “Lemon Drop,” drops on Friday, January 29th. Co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View, “Lemon Drop” video was directed by David Zeck, who has worked with Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. The song delves into the sweet and sour aspects of relationships. Give it a listen 5 or 6 times and you’ll find that Gina Royale is an artist to watch for 2021. On May 7, Gina Royale’s “Here’s To You” was released during Mental Health Awareness Month. The track takes a deep dive into the condition of mental illness. Continuing a conversation that Gina began with “low,” “Here’s To You” and its accompanying music video reflect Gina’s own battles with eating disorders and anxiety. The meaning and message of the song will hopefully provide comfort for many who are looking to improve their mental health. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1697043893616-O76UTDORHSKEHM13DQAR/theGlassHours.jpg Nov2023 Artists - The Glass Hours The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s. Their self titled nine song debut album will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records in early 2024. The album was written, performed, recorded and produced by Brad and Megan in Brad’s home studio in Red Hook, New York. Like much of the work they’ve done in their respective solo careers, the new album dances between this and that, drinking from the same wells as Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, Tom Waits and Lucinda Williams. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599579744-1ZYV0JTC7BSRG19MQ6TS/uwsf-hodera.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Hodera Fronted by singer/songwriter Matthew Smith, New Jersey's Hodera deliver dynamic, introspective indie rock with occasional shades of Americana. Formerly known as Epilogues, Smith and the band retooled their approach in 2014 with their debut EP, Reset to Default. Arriving a year later, the debut full-length United by Birdcalls saw Smith's intimate lyrics paired with soaring, often cathartic arrangements. A tireless touring regimen followed over the next couple years as Hodera expanded their fan base across the U.S. and Europe, eventually signing with Take This to Heart Records, which released their 2017 follow-up, First Things First. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1698770197654-66GPYOOYP6FLLC8ZVY8X/uwsf-jamesMaddock.jpg Nov2023 Artists - James Maddock A rock & roll lifer, James Maddock has been carving his unique path since the 1980s, when the New York City based, British-born singer/songwriter kicked off his career with a raw, soulful voice; a storyteller's sense of narrative; and the ability to blur the lines between folk, classic pop, and rock. Since his early days in London, he's ridden the wave of a music industry that's ebbed, flowed, peaked, and crashed. Maddock has stayed afloat throughout the entire ride, enjoying a brush with commercial success during the late 1990s - including a major-label record deal, a Top 5 AAA radio hit, and a song placements on major TV Series - before transforming himself into an independent solo artist during the decades that followed. His latest release in 2023 ‘Night Work’ is a beautiful collection of songs reminiscent of The Eagles and Credence Clearwater Revival - no imitation, simply landing effortlessly in the space between. Recorded with close musical friends including Steve Jackson (drums) and James O’Malley (bass) from his days in the band Wood. As well as Aaron Comess, Drew Mortali, Ben Stivers, Brian Mitchell, James Hallawell, Jack Daley, Heather Hardy and Olivier Durand. Mixed by the great Dave O’Donnell (Keith Richards, James Taylor, John Mayer). Amongst the first reviews, Dan French from ‘Point Blank’ wrote - ‘James’s remarkable talent for capturing the kaleidoscope of life in superbly crafted, heartfelt songs - ranging in mood from poignant heartbreak to upbeat joy, with the promise to nourish your spirit’. James Maddock continues to demonstrate why many consider him to be one of the best singer/songwriters working today. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1696621734350-76MBLGUG4WFG3MSFWJXX/marcyP.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground celebrated their 20 year veterancy in the music industry in 2017. That year marked the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds released the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. In the interim years Marcy Playground released four posterior albums “Shapeshifter” (1999), “Marcy Playground 3” (MP3) (2004), “Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit of Rage” (2009), and “Lunch, Recess, and Detention” (2012). The albums demonstrated tremendous periods of creative growth for the group and are recognized as “cult classics” among the band’s dedicated fans. The band has also enjoyed notice by the big screen. Their songs are featured on soundtracks such as Cruel Intentions, Antitrust, Simply Irresistible, Hurricane Streets, as well as many films by writer/director Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back, Zack and Miri Make a Porno). Marcy Playground has recently toured with Everclear, Fuel, Dishwalla, Local H and more. The band finished their most recent tour in the Fall of 2018. Marcy Playground is looking forward to getting back out on the road in 2019. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599628600-9JA8Y1UPNR4FIPVV4S42/uwsf-margotMcDonald.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Margot MacDonald Featured on NPR and TEDx; songwriter, vocalist and live looper, Margot MacDonald embodies a one-woman band. Originally a guitarist and pianist, Margot now focuses on unconventional vocal accompaniments, created and looped live into 20-part rhythmic a cappella pieces. Through lush layers and striking melodies, it's easy to forget the technology she hones. Her latest 2022 release is a collaborative record with The North Country under Misra Records, as Margot cooks up new solo works. Based in Brooklyn NYC, Margot hails from and remains active in the DC music scene. She is a three-time winner of the Washington Area Music Association 'Artist of the Year' award, a recipient of DC’s Power 30 Under 30 and Washington City Paper's "Best Singer" accolades, a SXSW & CMJ Music Festival performer, and an Artist-in-Residence alumna of Iceland's Saga Fest and the Music Center at Strathmore. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599651483-JX9ER7B8N8E0BT51OAHE/uwsf-maryElaine.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Mary-Elaine Jenkins Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. A native of the South Carolina Lowcountry, her sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. After graduating from college in Washington, DC, she spent two years in Madrid, a time that would prove creatively transformative. Upon making her home in NYC, she surrounded herself with a creative network that would eventually include Thom Beemer, who produced and engineered "Hold Still,” her full-length debut. MEJ has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). She is a fixture in the New York music scene, has toured Europe, and has supported artists such as Martha Wainwright, Birds of Chicago, and Courtney Marie Andrews. She and Beemer are currently at work on a new record. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599677952-AR3QHIU08K27B6WMQD4Z/uwsf-nickAdamo.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Nick Adamo After a pair of Surf Rock singles released in 2019, Austin based singer-songwriter/guitarist, Nick Adamo, has ridden a wave of momentum opening for rising bands such as Nané, Night Cap, Jane Leo, Aubrey Hays, Tyler McCollum, and The Irons. Along the way, Nick’s energetic live show has lit up several historic stages around Texas like Saxon Pub (Austin), The Belmont (Austin), Magnolia Motor Lounge (Ft. Worth), and Dosey Doe - The Big Barn (The Woodlands). “Nick Adamo broke the silence with his first single in three years. “Lie to Me” teams Nick Adamo up with NPR Tiny Desk veteran vocalist Aubrey Hays, Pelvis Wrestley pedal-steel-guitarist Zack Wiggs, and even a string quartet courtesy of the Austin Symphony composed by Charlie Magnone. The payoff? 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Produced by Matt Patton (Drive By Truckers) and Bronson Tew, the 10 song collection marked a significant artistic leap forward. The album was finally released in 2022 to critical acclaim and was included on several best of year lists. His new EP The Commonwealth Sessions Vol. 1 is out now. Over the years, Mancini has opened for acts such as Jimmy Webb, Los Lobos, Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Cracker, Rhett Miller, Amy Helm, Larry Campbell & Theresa Williams, and Iain Matthews. Pete is also a member of The Famous Doctor Scanlon Band, which performs the music of Travis McKeveny. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599718947-ZKZWWGAK77HHQWIZCKTV/uwsf-restos.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Restos Born and raised across the midwestern United States, Graham Weber has been a proud resident of Austin, Texas since 2004. He has released five solo studio albums, two live albums, and band releases with So, Long Problems and Western Youth. He has toured North America and Europe, and has supported many of his songwriting heroes including Guy Clark, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snider, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Alejandro Escovado, and many more. In addition to performing as a solo troubadour, he fronts American Rock & Roll band, Restos. Weber is also the Artistic Director for The House of Songs, where he has curated hundreds of cowrites, organizes and facilitates THOS’ Songwriter Summit collaborative writing residency workshops, hosts and produces live events and fundraisers, books multiple concert series, and brings artists from around the world together to collaborate with regional artists in Austin, Northwest Arkansas, and New York City. In 2022, Weber teamed with fellow Austin artist Graham Wilkinson to create the Grahams Give Back concerts to raise money for charitable organizations addressing homelessness and economic inequality in Austin. In 2023, Weber will be releasing his sixth solo studio album, the debut Restos album, and an album of jazz standards, torch songs, and originals in the same vein. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599739884-XIBXL782OCPNPQQV08MN/uwsf-sundayReview.jpg Nov2023 Artists - The Sunday Review “Musicians Chris Phillips and Michael Cerda met in 2008 in New York City, when Phillips played on Cerda’s Yellow House Orchestra’s “Pop” record. They’ve been writing new material together ever since. Everything they write together is under the guise of ‘if we were writing together when we were 16, what might we have written’… As a result, there’s a lot of deliberate hat tip moments to the early 1980s sound. With lots of melody, crafty hooks and plenty of guilty pleasures, the duo have released 3 singles, in the run up to their November 2023 full album release entitled “Get Back Home”. Based in New York City, The Sunday Review band also includes Brian Dunne on drums, Klyde Jones on bass, Aliy Sayles and Juanita Guinyard on backing vocals, Greg Mayo on keyboards. Dunne, Jones and Mayo also play with Hall & Oates, so it’s a fitting rhythm section for the story the songs are trying to tell. Although the music consists of all original compositions, the hope is that it brings to every listener something old-familiar and a good memory or two.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599764419-EUVC857O7VXNF8H4PJCY/uwsf-sweetBoyBand.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Sweetboy Sweetboy is an indie-folk band based out of Brooklyn, New York City. Anna Barnett and Jon Flores started working together by writing a few songs with keys and guitar, and began performing at open mics and showcases in and around New York throughout 2018. Their first songs “North Dakota” and “Build You A House” presented the unique balance between Flores’ classical piano training and Barnett’s background of English literature and story- telling. They released their first single, “Bad News,” as a fully-realized band in 2019 and followed that up with a culminating show at Brooklyn’s iconic Knitting Factory. They released “Island” at the very end of 2022, and it is the first song from Sweetboy’s post-pandemic era. In 2023, Sweetboy is more focused than ever, with a stronger iden- tity and a more mature and confident sound. They have recently completed a 7-track album and are preparing for its release. Sweetboy mixes indie rock and pop sounds with earnest vibrato vocals and folk-style lyrics. Their overall musical style is playful, though their songs explore sincere themes of depression, loss, and survival, and they are unafraid to disrupt expectations with quirky dynamics and elevated melodies. The band draws inspiration from theatrical legends like Elton John, The Killers, and Blondie but offers a storytelling buffet like that of Paul Simon and Regina Spektor. Their sound combines infectious indie-pop energy and late 90s angst with an introspective Americana through-line. Sweetboy considers themselves not much more than nerdy music lovers trying to figure out the most interesting, authentic, and exciting ways to turn their feel- ings into songs. While the bandmates live throughout New York and New Jersey, the city is their musical home. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599777032-PFM2TB1UWHP829OLKT41/uwsf-willVarley.jpg Nov2023 Artists - Will Varley Singer-songwriter Will Varley has come a long way since his early days haunting the open mics of South London and busking on The Underground. A few days after returning from the 2023 SXSW festival in Austin Texas, he embarked on an eight date tour of the UK to promote his new live album ‘Through The Lowlands’. All eight shows sold out. Over the years his army of fans has grown to include the likes of Skunk Anansie and the late Phil May, frontman of The Pretty Things. May even covered one of Will’s songs on the band's final album, 'Bare As Bone Bright As Blood'. Will has toured relentlessly across Europe and America as support act for Billy Bragg, Frank Turner, Valerie June and The Proclaimers and he's sold out his own headline shows in cities as far afield as Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam and Vienna. Appearances at numerous festivals including Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival have helped fan the flames, as his audience continues to grow both on the road and online. His self-made music videos have clocked up millions of views on YouTube and the song 'Seize The Night' is fast approaching eight million streams on Spotify. There is a depth to Will’s song writing that sets him apart, and has propelled his music far and wide. His songs seem to transcend themselves, marrying vivid imagery, politics, emotion and surrealism to capture his musings in a way that is quite remarkable. As time goes by more and more people are discovering Will Varley, joining the ranks, and finding a true artist, a poet and a source of truth in a world gone mad. In February 2023 Will signed a worldwide deal with MNRK music group, making him label mates with the likes of The Lumineers and Shakey Graves. Will's music has been played extensively on 6Music, Radio X and Radio 1. His albums have reached number two in the iTunes Singer Songwriter charts in the UK, number three in Germany and made the top 30 in the US. 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JIMMER & IMMER https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1545376109931-3J45TDFMZ8247GVX1PYD/jimmer03.jpg JimmerImmer Photo credit: Tony Andolfi https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1545376011638-KN4AV0XLTSAJRM3A2U35/jimmer02.jpg JimmerImmer https://underwatersunshinefest.com/erichutchinson daily 0.75 2019-01-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546576460461-LEU8GUMCUAQ59NSP5WYW/eric01.jpg EricHutchinson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546576983422-NI4XR5P2ZATYA8UYCS13/eric08.jpg EricHutchinson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546576382667-IVZRLB7EHC99GMFU3MV7/eric02.jpg EricHutchinson - ERIC HUTCHINSON https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546576943145-JMA9XE6LK1H4W5YW3Y14/eric11.jpg EricHutchinson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546576479143-7P1BBJ4NA38KIYNNE1KI/eric03sm.jpg EricHutchinson https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546576832255-56CSL34D2TME5TA77QFO/eric09.jpg EricHutchinson https://underwatersunshinefest.com/jordanklassen daily 0.75 2019-01-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547203749210-W994HVLUEDDVV4CQBKCX/jor1.jpg jordanklassen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547203789908-K6H58ML9JL0KSGB7KSHU/jor4.jpg jordanklassen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547203719090-EJKRCVLQAS53RQFKY4ZB/jor8.jpg jordanklassen - JORDAN KLASSEN https://underwatersunshinefest.com/roanyellowthorn daily 0.75 2019-01-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547824605850-0DTAKRIMXABRD8MM9KZ6/roan9.jpg RoanYellowthorn - ROAN YELLOWTHORN https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547824635992-C076G8NAIK8DDK7IY89A/roan11.jpg RoanYellowthorn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547824684139-SABX13DZT719GUYWOBPA/roan4.jpg RoanYellowthorn https://underwatersunshinefest.com/home-v2 daily 0.75 2019-01-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548294517302-H6IQWPNWOETZ4F00NKIU/adam-light-sm.jpg Home [v2] - WHAT IS THAT LIGHT? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548296588773-6JZBI07F6UTIDQ6SV0EZ/5514%252BWEB.jpg Home [v2] - 2018 RECAP https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548296841822-0CR02WQVTY0GAQMTNJCX/homepageGraphic-2.jpg Home [v2] - BLOG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548428872415-MGR5EM78N2QX9BCG5RYZ/amy1.jpg Home [v2] - AMY VACHAL Amy has since toured over 18 countries and 45 cities with her music, sharing the stage with artists such as Joe Purdy, Jamie Lawson, M. Ward, and Postmodern Jukebox. Her first full-length record Strawberry Moon debuted at #3 on the iTunes singer/songwriter charts and has been described as “delicate, powerful, and full of heart.” Read more on her artist page | And here’s our writeup https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552147697913-Q978QFDCFUUBD00I249J/jesse02.jpg Home [v2] - Bear Cub "The album I want to gush over is the Limited Release EP by Bear Cub. This band consists of pop-punk vocals and folk-y instrumentation. If someone were to say that to me, I would ask “How does that work?” but it does. The lyrics are full of emotion, and every song tells a story. I have never heard such a strong fulfillment of every musical criterion…" - KMNR Radio … Read more on his artist Page | And here’s our announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1550246203629-WVS8680JMHMYH1CKGSXJ/cam08.jpg Home [v2] - CAMERON MCGILL Cameron McGill is a writer, instructor, and musician from Champaign, IL and the poetry editor of Blood Orange Review. He holds an MFA in Poetry from the University of Idaho. He is the recipient of a scholarship to the New York State Summer Writers Institute, a Centrum Fellowship to The Port Townsend Writers’ Conference, and a 2018 Summer Fishtrap Fellowship. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in The American Poetry Review, Mid-American Review, Willow Springs, The Harvard Advocate, Grist and others… Read more on his artist page | And here’s out announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1546577492812-3NVAEVZP1KBODWFTX4JY/ericProfile.jpg Home [v2] - ERIC HUTCHINSON To see an Eric Hutchinson show is to be fully entertained. Hutchinson and his band, The Believers, have toured extensively, building a reputation for a high-energy live show, full of four-part harmonies, incredible musicianship, humility, and humor. A show for any music lover, Eric brings the audience to him, playing his unique songs and telling the funny, moving and one-of-a-kind stories that made him the artist he is today. Read more on our artist page | And here’s our announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1554199123694-OKG0BHT9QXVS5EEFN35L/fair6.jpg Home [v2] - Fairhazel Although I often write music from a personal perspective, I write music to tell stories, sometimes fictional, sometimes based on brief encounters with 7/11 employees, sometimes written in sensory deprivation tanks. These are stories that I want to use to promote things I believe in, and things I want to see changed in this world and sometimes these stories are just used as entertainment, like a four minute movie…. Read more on his artist page | And here’s out write-up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552659002973-3TGXH63F056WP11CMNOQ/fortf2.jpg Home [v2] - FORT FRANCES “…The crunchy guitar-monies layered behind the falsetto phrasing of “Take the Wheel”, the marimba-sub synth combo of “Everything is Starting to Make Sense”, the frantic pacing of “The Light Years” — this cast of songs puts the spotlight on a band that is growing increasingly comfortable with loosening its roots in the past. “Memories are not meant to be kept inside a frame, so before we drive out to the coast tonight, I will drive myself insane,” McMillin sings on lead single “Building A Wall.” Read more on their Artist Page | Or Read our Artist Announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1548997920555-TM76YB5BOA3IAHONN535/fort8.jpg Home [v2] - FORT GORGEOUS Formed in Brooklyn, NY, Fort Gorgeous is the musical moniker of songwriter/guitarist Billy Libby. As a person sitting on a see-saw of optimism and pessimism, Billy creates pensive and atmospheric songs based heavily on intricate guitar melodies with lyrics that contemplate themes like death and the severity of all choices made in life. When not slipping into the darkness of all of life's "what ifs", Billy is often excited about life like a kid at an arcade with $30. More on their Artist page | And here’s our take! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1553870568722-6YYMCEKEZ00GO3MTY6E3/hollis2.jpg Home [v2] - Hollis Brown Hollis Brown is an American Rock ‘n’ Roll band. Named after a Bob Dylan song (“The Ballad of Hollis Brown”), the band was formed by Queens-natives and songwriters Mike Montali (lead vocals/guitar) and Jonathan Bonilla (lead guitar). Both 2nd-generation immigrants (Italian-American and Puerto Rican-American, respectively), they soon found their musical brethren across America, recruiting Andrew Zehnal (drums) from Cleveland, Adam Bock (keyboard/vocals) from St. Louis, and Scott Thompson (bass) from Boston. Read more on their artist page | And here’s our writeup! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547203425811-BTJTGLI4EGUW2ZPT1FVN/jor8.jpg Home [v2] - Jordan Klassen The singer-songwriter moniker has long caused him discomfort, as he felt that it connoted a very specific sound, namely “acoustic guitars and shitty coffee shops.” In past records such as Javelin (2016) and Repentance (2013), Klassen strived for a cinematic sound, avoiding drum kits and anything that sounded like a band. In Big Intruder, Klassen confronts those prejudices. He spent a lot of time listening to the greats—Harry Nilsson, Paul McCartney and John Lennon, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell—and broadened his own understanding of the singer-songwriter concept. Read more on his Artist Page | And here’s our write-up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1554087889246-RWPXZSAZE0IFU04XVFX6/jules.jpg Home [v2] - Jules and the Jinks Jules and The Jinks is the brain child of first-generation native New Yorkers Julissa Lopez and Erik Rosenberg. Despite their different backgrounds (Dominican from The Bronx and Jewish from The Upper West Side) the two were united by their love of James Brown, Etta James, and Led Zeppelin. Though they flirt with various genres from Blues, to Funk, to Afro-Pop and Jazz, the music of Jules and The Jinks is best described as Soul… Read more on their artist page | And read our write-up here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1550846761268-5U5D9QXH67EAE8ROU8DC/maria8.jpg Home [v2] - MARIA TAYLOR Maria Taylor is a singer/songwriter and half of the duo Azure Ray. She has also performed and/or recorded with Bright Eyes, Moby, Michael Stipe of R.E.M., Joshua Radin and more. Taylor’s recent solo effort, “In the Next Life” was released in December of 2017 on her new label, Flower Moon Records. Read more on her artist page | And here’s our welcome piece! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1549639619598-EYJNLO6CUOTNYS1XIGCH/petal3.jpg Home [v2] - PETAL She moved from New York City to Philadelphia, toured with Julien Baker, Slingshot Dakota and Kevin Devine, and chose to come out and live openly as queer, just to name a few. Still, the good wasn’t able to outweigh the bad, and in early 2017, Lotz found herself hitting a breaking point. Ultimately, she made the difficult decision to move back to her hometown to enter intensive treatment for her mental health issues. It was that duality - the valley between the positives and negatives of life that she’d experienced - that inspired Magic Gone and its two halves. Side A, titled Tightrope Walker, features songs Lotz wrote before entering treatment, while Side B, Miracle Clinger, is comprised of songs she wrote in recovery. Learn more on our artist page | And here’s our welcome! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1544805540598-60CNKR48KX5C6CYGQ543/rwb6.jpg Home [v2] - Red Wanting Blue Hailed as “Midwestern rock heroes” by American Songwriter, Red Wanting Blue has spent the last twenty years establishing themselves as one of the indie world’s most enduring and self-sufficient acts, notching appearances everywhere from Letterman to NPR and reaching #3 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, all while operating largely outside the confines of the traditional music industry. Read more on their Artist Page | And here’s our write-up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1547824358255-BQTNCW3AFBYPJJT59Y5Z/roan2.jpg Home [v2] - Roan Yellowthorn Roan Yellowthorn front woman Jackie McLean, supported by producer and multi-instrumentalist Shawn Strack, delivers ethereal indie rock songs with a singer/songwriter heart. Listeners find themselves singing-along to the catchy melodies while simultaneously becoming immersed in the story behind each song. More on their Artist page | And here’s our take! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1553262494655-DGQ9K341X4S1YIUDE59C/ryanAr.jpg Home [v2] - Ryan Hamilton “Ryan Hamilton. Singer. Songwriter. Harlequin Ghost. I'm from Texas, but my band is from the UK. Go figure!” See more of Ryan on his artist page | Or let Andy tell you about him https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552916256236-PVQU3E8A7WJWJA8ASR4G/taylor6.jpg Home [v2] - Taylor Carson Taylor’s resume boasts well over 1,000 performances and six full-length records released; his two most recent, "With Innocence" 2013 and "Go Amaze" 2016 both debuted in the Top 10 on the iTunes charts. 2017 was a studio year for Carson. Thanks to that, Carson released his 7th full-length record, "After the Tamer Has Gone" to critical acclaim in December 2018. "Tamer" debuted at #2 on the iTunes charts and has Carson getting back to his roots. Read more on his artist page | And read our announcement! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1552059062728-OFJZ96NZWY5X9JOUIY54/pink9.jpg Home [v2] - Wild Pink Wild Pink are one of those wonderfully rare bands that sounds instantly familiar upon first listen. Yet trying to draw parallels to their influences or similar bands proves to be incredibly difficult. That remains the same as Wild Pink continue to chart their own unique course. These are deeply personal songs about freedom, or lack thereof, about growing up and leaving your youth behind while still clinging to those scars we hold dear. 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He’s been touring both with his band and with David Immergluck - guitarist and mandolinist with Counting Crows…” (Excerpt from Rokol.com) The duo have been performing together since 2011. 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Alex Ritchie Alex Ritchie has been identified by the Grammys as part of the next generation of industry leaders. Chosen as part of the LA Chapter’s esteemed Grammy NEXT class, this artist, writer, producer and creative entrepreneur is well on her way to success as a multi-hyphenate in entertainment. Last April, she was seen making her Grammy telecast debut at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, alongside Grammy nominees H.E.R. and Giveon. Less than a year later, she was seen making her official debut on the official red carpet at the 65th AnnualGrammy Awards — with a look that graces the pages of Teen Vogue, E!News, Variety, Washington Post, and other major publications. Alex has worked with the likes of Ziggy Marley, music supervisor titanTracy McKnight, super producer and Grammys CEO, Harvey Mason Jr.,as well as a number of other Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated talents. The release of her 404 EP was celebrated with the support of celebrity vocal coach Stevie Mackey and Fender guitars. She teamed up with Rastaclat and the It Gets Better Project for her “Isn’tYou” single release in honor of PRIDE Month, and was also featured in theGrammy’s first ever LGBTQ+ National PRIDE Event, “Stay In, Come Out,Let’s Talk,” alongside LeAnn Rimes, Troye Sivan, and others. She was also featured in a PSA supporting the Biden/Harris campaign for FilipinoAmericans for Biden/ Harris this past presidential election cycle. She most recently released her single “GO,” after a 3 year hiatus from releasing music, which amassed over 50K streams in the first couple weeks and quadrupled her Instagram following. Her next single, “Placeholder,” is co-written by platinum selling artist ZHAVIA, and is set to drop late Fall. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599501019-WVMW3AY20WOG9DUJN299/uwsf-bronte.jpg Home - Brontë Fall Teri Bracken — the singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visionary force behind Brontë Fall's mix of indie-pop and rootsy Americana — was preparing to release 2020's Finishing School when the world shifted. A tornado ripped through her adopted hometown of East Nashville, sending two trees crashing onto her roof. A pandemic brought her world to a standstill. A messy breakup left her heartbroken, and her father's ongoing battle with cancer found her making regular trips to a hospital in Ohio. Throughout it all, Bracken continued to create music. This was something more than songwriting — it was therapy. A battle cry from a front-woman who had always found empowerment in her own music. A reminder that difficult seasons are only temporary, with weary winters soon giving way to brighter summers. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599523551-MECM8C95ANDGNJE57UO7/uwsf-diegoMolina.jpg Home - Diego Molina Rising musician Diego Molina is hard to pin down— and not just because he’s been a part of Romantic Relevance, a high-power pop act, and S.A.D., which played with form and function using everything from electronica to hip-hop. He’s a voracious music listener, which has impacted his music by turning him into a songwriter completely his own, armed with clear influences from classic rock, pop, and folk, contemporaries from Dashboard Confessional to The Wonder Years. In one recent single from his forthcoming record, “Ego Death,” the song crashes into being, but Molina’s understanding of levels is such that he understands how much harder something hits if listeners have to really wait for it: he slows down and uses a strong whisper to open the song: “Do you want a ride/ in my beautiful balloon?/ We can take off flying/ I lose me, and you’ll lose you.” Then the drums. That crash is what makes Molina stand out— that and his gorgeous high range, which he switches to in the chorus. There’s a sincerity in everything he does, from the way the guitar is more about tone than showiness to the delivery of the vocals, but better than that, there’s bravery in the songwriting. He’s willing to say something that might not be a common phrase, but because of that, he completely avoids cliché. His wisdom, writing, and musicianship is much more characteristic of someone who has spent a life on the road, perfecting his craft. As it is, he continues to listen, learn, and experiment, and that can only be a good thing. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599539645-JIHA3GG0Z7L4F0O7HMRI/uwsf-gideonKing.jpg Home - Gideon King and City Blog New York City geography is defined by musical genres. Deep blues lives uptown, jazz pulses in quiet corners from the West Village to high Broadway, and indie, fusion, pop, and funk push the envelope in Brooklyn and gritty Manhattan haunts. Guitarist, composer, and bandleader Gideon King is a Big Apple musical diplomat, conducting lively artistic conversations across these borders. As the founder and primary songwriter in Gideon King & City Blog, he takes inspiration from the streets of his native New York City, and with artistic input from the band’s core collaborators, channels it into vibrantly varied fusion-pop. To date, the 8-piece band has released two albums, one EP, and 15 singles. These days, Gideon King & City Blog is releasing a steady stream of genre-defying singles emblematic of the band’s creative wanderlust. “I call the band a ‘blog’ because it is an open-ended dialogue with different musicians contributing their perspectives. When we create, it is controlled chaos. We sift through competing ideas, chipping away at the song until it has discernible features,” Gideon says. “These songs sit at the nexus of many different musical approaches and hopefully become their own vibe.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599560479-R5TCAN0KFQIU07U0STA6/uwsf-ginaRoyale.jpg Home - Gina Royale Gina Royale is an alternative-pop artist from New Jersey with a next-level passion for songwriting. Her edgy, direct lyrics, combined with her “bluesy, honest, arrestingly emotive” voice create a sound unique in its captivating rawness (The Aquarian). Gina’s music has been shared and enjoyed globally; spanning over 60 countries. Her live shows are a mix of tender, intimate moments and high energy calls to action, with sarcasm and personal anecdotes in between. Gina Royale has played shows across the country, through festivals, tours, radio/TV interviews, and more. At each stop of her career, spanning 2 EPs, several singles, dozens of press publications, and 1 full length LP, Royale finds a way to captivate and connect with her growing fan base along the way. At 25 years old, she has so much to say. Gina’s new song, “Lemon Drop,” drops on Friday, January 29th. Co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View, “Lemon Drop” video was directed by David Zeck, who has worked with Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. The song delves into the sweet and sour aspects of relationships. Give it a listen 5 or 6 times and you’ll find that Gina Royale is an artist to watch for 2021. On May 7, Gina Royale’s “Here’s To You” was released during Mental Health Awareness Month. The track takes a deep dive into the condition of mental illness. Continuing a conversation that Gina began with “low,” “Here’s To You” and its accompanying music video reflect Gina’s own battles with eating disorders and anxiety. The meaning and message of the song will hopefully provide comfort for many who are looking to improve their mental health. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1697043893616-O76UTDORHSKEHM13DQAR/theGlassHours.jpg Home - The Glass Hours The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s. Their self titled nine song debut album will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records in early 2024. The album was written, performed, recorded and produced by Brad and Megan in Brad’s home studio in Red Hook, New York. Like much of the work they’ve done in their respective solo careers, the new album dances between this and that, drinking from the same wells as Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, Tom Waits and Lucinda Williams. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599579744-1ZYV0JTC7BSRG19MQ6TS/uwsf-hodera.jpg Home - Hodera Fronted by singer/songwriter Matthew Smith, New Jersey's Hodera deliver dynamic, introspective indie rock with occasional shades of Americana. Formerly known as Epilogues, Smith and the band retooled their approach in 2014 with their debut EP, Reset to Default. Arriving a year later, the debut full-length United by Birdcalls saw Smith's intimate lyrics paired with soaring, often cathartic arrangements. A tireless touring regimen followed over the next couple years as Hodera expanded their fan base across the U.S. and Europe, eventually signing with Take This to Heart Records, which released their 2017 follow-up, First Things First. 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His latest release in 2023 ‘Night Work’ is a beautiful collection of songs reminiscent of The Eagles and Credence Clearwater Revival - no imitation, simply landing effortlessly in the space between. Recorded with close musical friends including Steve Jackson (drums) and James O’Malley (bass) from his days in the band Wood. As well as Aaron Comess, Drew Mortali, Ben Stivers, Brian Mitchell, James Hallawell, Jack Daley, Heather Hardy and Olivier Durand. Mixed by the great Dave O’Donnell (Keith Richards, James Taylor, John Mayer). Amongst the first reviews, Dan French from ‘Point Blank’ wrote - ‘James’s remarkable talent for capturing the kaleidoscope of life in superbly crafted, heartfelt songs - ranging in mood from poignant heartbreak to upbeat joy, with the promise to nourish your spirit’. James Maddock continues to demonstrate why many consider him to be one of the best singer/songwriters working today. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1696621734350-76MBLGUG4WFG3MSFWJXX/marcyP.jpg Home - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground celebrated their 20 year veterancy in the music industry in 2017. That year marked the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds released the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. In the interim years Marcy Playground released four posterior albums “Shapeshifter” (1999), “Marcy Playground 3” (MP3) (2004), “Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit of Rage” (2009), and “Lunch, Recess, and Detention” (2012). The albums demonstrated tremendous periods of creative growth for the group and are recognized as “cult classics” among the band’s dedicated fans. The band has also enjoyed notice by the big screen. Their songs are featured on soundtracks such as Cruel Intentions, Antitrust, Simply Irresistible, Hurricane Streets, as well as many films by writer/director Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back, Zack and Miri Make a Porno). Marcy Playground has recently toured with Everclear, Fuel, Dishwalla, Local H and more. The band finished their most recent tour in the Fall of 2018. Marcy Playground is looking forward to getting back out on the road in 2019. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599628600-9JA8Y1UPNR4FIPVV4S42/uwsf-margotMcDonald.jpg Home - Margot MacDonald Featured on NPR and TEDx; songwriter, vocalist and live looper, Margot MacDonald embodies a one-woman band. Originally a guitarist and pianist, Margot now focuses on unconventional vocal accompaniments, created and looped live into 20-part rhythmic a cappella pieces. Through lush layers and striking melodies, it's easy to forget the technology she hones. Her latest 2022 release is a collaborative record with The North Country under Misra Records, as Margot cooks up new solo works. Based in Brooklyn NYC, Margot hails from and remains active in the DC music scene. She is a three-time winner of the Washington Area Music Association 'Artist of the Year' award, a recipient of DC’s Power 30 Under 30 and Washington City Paper's "Best Singer" accolades, a SXSW & CMJ Music Festival performer, and an Artist-in-Residence alumna of Iceland's Saga Fest and the Music Center at Strathmore. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599651483-JX9ER7B8N8E0BT51OAHE/uwsf-maryElaine.jpg Home - Mary-Elaine Jenkins Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. A native of the South Carolina Lowcountry, her sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. After graduating from college in Washington, DC, she spent two years in Madrid, a time that would prove creatively transformative. Upon making her home in NYC, she surrounded herself with a creative network that would eventually include Thom Beemer, who produced and engineered "Hold Still,” her full-length debut. MEJ has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). She is a fixture in the New York music scene, has toured Europe, and has supported artists such as Martha Wainwright, Birds of Chicago, and Courtney Marie Andrews. She and Beemer are currently at work on a new record. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599677952-AR3QHIU08K27B6WMQD4Z/uwsf-nickAdamo.jpg Home - Nick Adamo After a pair of Surf Rock singles released in 2019, Austin based singer-songwriter/guitarist, Nick Adamo, has ridden a wave of momentum opening for rising bands such as Nané, Night Cap, Jane Leo, Aubrey Hays, Tyler McCollum, and The Irons. Along the way, Nick’s energetic live show has lit up several historic stages around Texas like Saxon Pub (Austin), The Belmont (Austin), Magnolia Motor Lounge (Ft. Worth), and Dosey Doe - The Big Barn (The Woodlands). “Nick Adamo broke the silence with his first single in three years. “Lie to Me” teams Nick Adamo up with NPR Tiny Desk veteran vocalist Aubrey Hays, Pelvis Wrestley pedal-steel-guitarist Zack Wiggs, and even a string quartet courtesy of the Austin Symphony composed by Charlie Magnone. The payoff? A sandy folk-orchestral arrangement anchored by Adamo’s dexterous finger-plucking and sanguine singing.” How to listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599701025-2F3IM1JA1CSQT8HWGBWJ/uwsf-peteMancini.jpg Home - Pete Mancini Pete Mancini got his start as the frontman and songwriter of Butchers Blind, a critically acclaimed rock band from NYC. In 2017 he released his debut solo album Foothill Freeway, which explored the Americana influences that were a hallmark of his former band. The album garnered rave reviews from NPR, No Depression and Newsday. His second album Flying First Class was released in 2019. Extensive tours of the East Coast, Midwest and South followed, establishing Mancini as a national artist. In the Summer of 2020, Mancini flew down to Dial Back Sound in Water Valley MS to begin work on his third album, Killing The Old Ways. Produced by Matt Patton (Drive By Truckers) and Bronson Tew, the 10 song collection marked a significant artistic leap forward. The album was finally released in 2022 to critical acclaim and was included on several best of year lists. His new EP The Commonwealth Sessions Vol. 1 is out now. Over the years, Mancini has opened for acts such as Jimmy Webb, Los Lobos, Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Cracker, Rhett Miller, Amy Helm, Larry Campbell & Theresa Williams, and Iain Matthews. Pete is also a member of The Famous Doctor Scanlon Band, which performs the music of Travis McKeveny. 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Weber is also the Artistic Director for The House of Songs, where he has curated hundreds of cowrites, organizes and facilitates THOS’ Songwriter Summit collaborative writing residency workshops, hosts and produces live events and fundraisers, books multiple concert series, and brings artists from around the world together to collaborate with regional artists in Austin, Northwest Arkansas, and New York City. In 2022, Weber teamed with fellow Austin artist Graham Wilkinson to create the Grahams Give Back concerts to raise money for charitable organizations addressing homelessness and economic inequality in Austin. In 2023, Weber will be releasing his sixth solo studio album, the debut Restos album, and an album of jazz standards, torch songs, and originals in the same vein. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599739884-XIBXL782OCPNPQQV08MN/uwsf-sundayReview.jpg Home - The Sunday Review “Musicians Chris Phillips and Michael Cerda met in 2008 in New York City, when Phillips played on Cerda’s Yellow House Orchestra’s “Pop” record. They’ve been writing new material together ever since. Everything they write together is under the guise of ‘if we were writing together when we were 16, what might we have written’… As a result, there’s a lot of deliberate hat tip moments to the early 1980s sound. With lots of melody, crafty hooks and plenty of guilty pleasures, the duo have released 3 singles, in the run up to their November 2023 full album release entitled “Get Back Home”. Based in New York City, The Sunday Review band also includes Brian Dunne on drums, Klyde Jones on bass, Aliy Sayles and Juanita Guinyard on backing vocals, Greg Mayo on keyboards. Dunne, Jones and Mayo also play with Hall & Oates, so it’s a fitting rhythm section for the story the songs are trying to tell. Although the music consists of all original compositions, the hope is that it brings to every listener something old-familiar and a good memory or two.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599764419-EUVC857O7VXNF8H4PJCY/uwsf-sweetBoyBand.jpg Home - Sweetboy Sweetboy is an indie-folk band based out of Brooklyn, New York City. Anna Barnett and Jon Flores started working together by writing a few songs with keys and guitar, and began performing at open mics and showcases in and around New York throughout 2018. Their first songs “North Dakota” and “Build You A House” presented the unique balance between Flores’ classical piano training and Barnett’s background of English literature and story- telling. They released their first single, “Bad News,” as a fully-realized band in 2019 and followed that up with a culminating show at Brooklyn’s iconic Knitting Factory. They released “Island” at the very end of 2022, and it is the first song from Sweetboy’s post-pandemic era. In 2023, Sweetboy is more focused than ever, with a stronger iden- tity and a more mature and confident sound. They have recently completed a 7-track album and are preparing for its release. Sweetboy mixes indie rock and pop sounds with earnest vibrato vocals and folk-style lyrics. Their overall musical style is playful, though their songs explore sincere themes of depression, loss, and survival, and they are unafraid to disrupt expectations with quirky dynamics and elevated melodies. The band draws inspiration from theatrical legends like Elton John, The Killers, and Blondie but offers a storytelling buffet like that of Paul Simon and Regina Spektor. Their sound combines infectious indie-pop energy and late 90s angst with an introspective Americana through-line. Sweetboy considers themselves not much more than nerdy music lovers trying to figure out the most interesting, authentic, and exciting ways to turn their feel- ings into songs. While the bandmates live throughout New York and New Jersey, the city is their musical home. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599777032-PFM2TB1UWHP829OLKT41/uwsf-willVarley.jpg Home - Will Varley Singer-songwriter Will Varley has come a long way since his early days haunting the open mics of South London and busking on The Underground. A few days after returning from the 2023 SXSW festival in Austin Texas, he embarked on an eight date tour of the UK to promote his new live album ‘Through The Lowlands’. All eight shows sold out. Over the years his army of fans has grown to include the likes of Skunk Anansie and the late Phil May, frontman of The Pretty Things. May even covered one of Will’s songs on the band's final album, 'Bare As Bone Bright As Blood'. Will has toured relentlessly across Europe and America as support act for Billy Bragg, Frank Turner, Valerie June and The Proclaimers and he's sold out his own headline shows in cities as far afield as Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam and Vienna. Appearances at numerous festivals including Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival have helped fan the flames, as his audience continues to grow both on the road and online. His self-made music videos have clocked up millions of views on YouTube and the song 'Seize The Night' is fast approaching eight million streams on Spotify. There is a depth to Will’s song writing that sets him apart, and has propelled his music far and wide. His songs seem to transcend themselves, marrying vivid imagery, politics, emotion and surrealism to capture his musings in a way that is quite remarkable. As time goes by more and more people are discovering Will Varley, joining the ranks, and finding a true artist, a poet and a source of truth in a world gone mad. In February 2023 Will signed a worldwide deal with MNRK music group, making him label mates with the likes of The Lumineers and Shakey Graves. Will's music has been played extensively on 6Music, Radio X and Radio 1. His albums have reached number two in the iTunes Singer Songwriter charts in the UK, number three in Germany and made the top 30 in the US. 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Adam Duritz introducing Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166786797-2XBMQNJ03491LTWWC4ID/5907+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169200353-4QCEUXENQCTPAPVVJ4HC/IMG_5565.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169204999-YQ1XJ5490TIX9LOOW90J/IMG_5582.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169215208-I6CB0K20NICYYK4XJESS/IMG_5610.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169218039-N9WKGXLQE2C0174ZL3DD/IMG_5623.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169218969-63IKC3WGNCMY36V2S840/IMG_5628.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169226601-51PAN2PRPWRC8SAQY0CR/IMG_5691.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166791399-JRAYRPBFLA7R4XKQ6XU3/5940+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166794627-BCCXWP8UD0MZRU147ANN/5947+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166800041-ZSMAUGW6UI5MBP79D1SF/5967+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166800471-OM5INJWI33WBW4DPTL4N/5974+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166808068-EN084MTGS5JNDU8MUPB0/5983+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166810058-14ERS3HFWRIAN5TUPREI/5993+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Mikaela Davis Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166811988-J6LE9RTK0K8O0EDR0OVE/6042+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Dave Godowsky Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166812957-XGIY2AS07MNEV7YGY1K9/6050+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Dave Godowsky Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166814395-LP20D520721AILL2QS0B/6064+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Dave Godowsky Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169234557-4X0F7UJ3UKA0ZXKG6U53/IMG_5729.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg in the Green Room Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169240155-SBRRIUO3A8G0QYQRC2WE/IMG_5736.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg in the Green Room Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169243334-QNBJQYUBJ8INNAUXQOP2/IMG_5737.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg in the Green Room Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169247997-ADZXMFC2LRHCLUWYW5VW/IMG_5746.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg in the Green Room Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169248776-5R8BLITQ8O8Z4NE8ODFI/IMG_5751.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg in the Green Room Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166818401-6KIJ43TF2ISSDC7LFN7X/6094+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Adam Duritz introducing Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169275692-A6QOJZO9XGOL22KXYPNC/IMG_5870.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169283780-JHWOJXAW0YZNLUB9181V/IMG_5908.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169288864-GJRVYE9LGA21XVUN40WN/IMG_5944.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169290072-B54XGO3M212BP6N33AMD/IMG_5957.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169306575-UUNOKBAN54X2ARYOJCS6/IMG_6229.jpg 2019 Spring https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169315303-BN58LZWLSNM40M2KOH0W/IMG_6276.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169324352-DT4F7JUSPMZ7VG352LJK/IMG_6292.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166821577-HG99LMU1S1J2YD8UFO1I/6100+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166833931-I01DZ6Z7MQVGNYSNPYUI/6214+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166834210-L2LH8XFMM9AVQA3L6UET/6250+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166841450-SYYYJOYRYKKWZGI7LJ53/6313+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540166843650-TAJN8WM89ELNLD6ZNDAV/6321+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Stephen Kellogg Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167525586-DMJDCEYPF3ITXT1XRQCX/6647+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - James Campion introducing Erica Blinn https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167529663-KNY9ZMC4NJV0FIW2KEK9/6665+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Erica Blinn Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167530793-4M4TPOCCQPFEAY0LN1R5/6666+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Erica Blinn Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167534848-2GKA9GVUQOOYXS0Q2XG2/6678+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Erica Blinn Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167541016-ZMQ6SQAHJMP7QBN15WP7/6724+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Erica Blinn Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167544208-7X21G6CCD3JXN2SI98UT/6732+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167550527-O50GK2W7P2PAFNWZXARZ/6757+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167552829-4EL6PRUWN5V9DTP9YIGS/6776+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Introducing Those Nights Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167862212-4HVGALLRCU4LOYMGGEOJ/6942+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167865806-ZEKBY1CSAXLC4LB4MSSN/6970+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167868885-L6RJEXWQDZ78EF6XF8KK/6984+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Brick Briscoe Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540167870518-HPFQ63B9ZB9R2NYI0JYQ/6987+WEB+USF.jpg 2019 Spring - Brick Briscoe Photo Credit: Dan Vasta https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1540169168438-W9YKAJJ8LOF0S36DT8F0/IMG_5398.jpg 2019 Spring - Artwork by Frank Germano (Man on Fire Design) Photo Credit: Ehud Lazin https://underwatersunshinefest.com/artists daily 0.75 2025-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599467972-Q1W1V6RHAIKAX6H2VF8U/uwsf-alexrichie.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Alex Ritchie Alex Ritchie has been identified by the Grammys as part of the next generation of industry leaders. Chosen as part of the LA Chapter’s esteemed Grammy NEXT class, this artist, writer, producer and creative entrepreneur is well on her way to success as a multi-hyphenate in entertainment. Last April, she was seen making her Grammy telecast debut at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, alongside Grammy nominees H.E.R. and Giveon. Less than a year later, she was seen making her official debut on the official red carpet at the 65th AnnualGrammy Awards — with a look that graces the pages of Teen Vogue, E!News, Variety, Washington Post, and other major publications. Alex has worked with the likes of Ziggy Marley, music supervisor titanTracy McKnight, super producer and Grammys CEO, Harvey Mason Jr.,as well as a number of other Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated talents. The release of her 404 EP was celebrated with the support of celebrity vocal coach Stevie Mackey and Fender guitars. She teamed up with Rastaclat and the It Gets Better Project for her “Isn’tYou” single release in honor of PRIDE Month, and was also featured in theGrammy’s first ever LGBTQ+ National PRIDE Event, “Stay In, Come Out,Let’s Talk,” alongside LeAnn Rimes, Troye Sivan, and others. She was also featured in a PSA supporting the Biden/Harris campaign for FilipinoAmericans for Biden/ Harris this past presidential election cycle. She most recently released her single “GO,” after a 3 year hiatus from releasing music, which amassed over 50K streams in the first couple weeks and quadrupled her Instagram following. Her next single, “Placeholder,” is co-written by platinum selling artist ZHAVIA, and is set to drop late Fall. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599501019-WVMW3AY20WOG9DUJN299/uwsf-bronte.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Brontë Fall Teri Bracken — the singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visionary force behind Brontë Fall's mix of indie-pop and rootsy Americana — was preparing to release 2020's Finishing School when the world shifted. A tornado ripped through her adopted hometown of East Nashville, sending two trees crashing onto her roof. A pandemic brought her world to a standstill. A messy breakup left her heartbroken, and her father's ongoing battle with cancer found her making regular trips to a hospital in Ohio. Throughout it all, Bracken continued to create music. This was something more than songwriting — it was therapy. A battle cry from a front-woman who had always found empowerment in her own music. A reminder that difficult seasons are only temporary, with weary winters soon giving way to brighter summers. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599523551-MECM8C95ANDGNJE57UO7/uwsf-diegoMolina.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Diego Molina Rising musician Diego Molina is hard to pin down— and not just because he’s been a part of Romantic Relevance, a high-power pop act, and S.A.D., which played with form and function using everything from electronica to hip-hop. He’s a voracious music listener, which has impacted his music by turning him into a songwriter completely his own, armed with clear influences from classic rock, pop, and folk, contemporaries from Dashboard Confessional to The Wonder Years. In one recent single from his forthcoming record, “Ego Death,” the song crashes into being, but Molina’s understanding of levels is such that he understands how much harder something hits if listeners have to really wait for it: he slows down and uses a strong whisper to open the song: “Do you want a ride/ in my beautiful balloon?/ We can take off flying/ I lose me, and you’ll lose you.” Then the drums. That crash is what makes Molina stand out— that and his gorgeous high range, which he switches to in the chorus. There’s a sincerity in everything he does, from the way the guitar is more about tone than showiness to the delivery of the vocals, but better than that, there’s bravery in the songwriting. He’s willing to say something that might not be a common phrase, but because of that, he completely avoids cliché. His wisdom, writing, and musicianship is much more characteristic of someone who has spent a life on the road, perfecting his craft. As it is, he continues to listen, learn, and experiment, and that can only be a good thing. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599539645-JIHA3GG0Z7L4F0O7HMRI/uwsf-gideonKing.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Gideon King and City Blog New York City geography is defined by musical genres. Deep blues lives uptown, jazz pulses in quiet corners from the West Village to high Broadway, and indie, fusion, pop, and funk push the envelope in Brooklyn and gritty Manhattan haunts. Guitarist, composer, and bandleader Gideon King is a Big Apple musical diplomat, conducting lively artistic conversations across these borders. As the founder and primary songwriter in Gideon King & City Blog, he takes inspiration from the streets of his native New York City, and with artistic input from the band’s core collaborators, channels it into vibrantly varied fusion-pop. To date, the 8-piece band has released two albums, one EP, and 15 singles. These days, Gideon King & City Blog is releasing a steady stream of genre-defying singles emblematic of the band’s creative wanderlust. “I call the band a ‘blog’ because it is an open-ended dialogue with different musicians contributing their perspectives. When we create, it is controlled chaos. We sift through competing ideas, chipping away at the song until it has discernible features,” Gideon says. “These songs sit at the nexus of many different musical approaches and hopefully become their own vibe.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599560479-R5TCAN0KFQIU07U0STA6/uwsf-ginaRoyale.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Gina Royale Gina Royale is an alternative-pop artist from New Jersey with a next-level passion for songwriting. Her edgy, direct lyrics, combined with her “bluesy, honest, arrestingly emotive” voice create a sound unique in its captivating rawness (The Aquarian). Gina’s music has been shared and enjoyed globally; spanning over 60 countries. Her live shows are a mix of tender, intimate moments and high energy calls to action, with sarcasm and personal anecdotes in between. Gina Royale has played shows across the country, through festivals, tours, radio/TV interviews, and more. At each stop of her career, spanning 2 EPs, several singles, dozens of press publications, and 1 full length LP, Royale finds a way to captivate and connect with her growing fan base along the way. At 25 years old, she has so much to say. Gina’s new song, “Lemon Drop,” drops on Friday, January 29th. Co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View, “Lemon Drop” video was directed by David Zeck, who has worked with Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. The song delves into the sweet and sour aspects of relationships. Give it a listen 5 or 6 times and you’ll find that Gina Royale is an artist to watch for 2021. On May 7, Gina Royale’s “Here’s To You” was released during Mental Health Awareness Month. The track takes a deep dive into the condition of mental illness. Continuing a conversation that Gina began with “low,” “Here’s To You” and its accompanying music video reflect Gina’s own battles with eating disorders and anxiety. The meaning and message of the song will hopefully provide comfort for many who are looking to improve their mental health. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1697043893616-O76UTDORHSKEHM13DQAR/theGlassHours.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - The Glass Hours The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s. Their self titled nine song debut album will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records in early 2024. The album was written, performed, recorded and produced by Brad and Megan in Brad’s home studio in Red Hook, New York. Like much of the work they’ve done in their respective solo careers, the new album dances between this and that, drinking from the same wells as Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, Tom Waits and Lucinda Williams. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599579744-1ZYV0JTC7BSRG19MQ6TS/uwsf-hodera.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Hodera Fronted by singer/songwriter Matthew Smith, New Jersey's Hodera deliver dynamic, introspective indie rock with occasional shades of Americana. Formerly known as Epilogues, Smith and the band retooled their approach in 2014 with their debut EP, Reset to Default. Arriving a year later, the debut full-length United by Birdcalls saw Smith's intimate lyrics paired with soaring, often cathartic arrangements. A tireless touring regimen followed over the next couple years as Hodera expanded their fan base across the U.S. and Europe, eventually signing with Take This to Heart Records, which released their 2017 follow-up, First Things First. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1698770197654-66GPYOOYP6FLLC8ZVY8X/uwsf-jamesMaddock.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - James Maddock A rock & roll lifer, James Maddock has been carving his unique path since the 1980s, when the New York City based, British-born singer/songwriter kicked off his career with a raw, soulful voice; a storyteller's sense of narrative; and the ability to blur the lines between folk, classic pop, and rock. Since his early days in London, he's ridden the wave of a music industry that's ebbed, flowed, peaked, and crashed. Maddock has stayed afloat throughout the entire ride, enjoying a brush with commercial success during the late 1990s - including a major-label record deal, a Top 5 AAA radio hit, and a song placements on major TV Series - before transforming himself into an independent solo artist during the decades that followed. His latest release in 2023 ‘Night Work’ is a beautiful collection of songs reminiscent of The Eagles and Credence Clearwater Revival - no imitation, simply landing effortlessly in the space between. Recorded with close musical friends including Steve Jackson (drums) and James O’Malley (bass) from his days in the band Wood. As well as Aaron Comess, Drew Mortali, Ben Stivers, Brian Mitchell, James Hallawell, Jack Daley, Heather Hardy and Olivier Durand. Mixed by the great Dave O’Donnell (Keith Richards, James Taylor, John Mayer). Amongst the first reviews, Dan French from ‘Point Blank’ wrote - ‘James’s remarkable talent for capturing the kaleidoscope of life in superbly crafted, heartfelt songs - ranging in mood from poignant heartbreak to upbeat joy, with the promise to nourish your spirit’. James Maddock continues to demonstrate why many consider him to be one of the best singer/songwriters working today. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1696621734350-76MBLGUG4WFG3MSFWJXX/marcyP.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground celebrated their 20 year veterancy in the music industry in 2017. That year marked the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds released the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. In the interim years Marcy Playground released four posterior albums “Shapeshifter” (1999), “Marcy Playground 3” (MP3) (2004), “Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit of Rage” (2009), and “Lunch, Recess, and Detention” (2012). The albums demonstrated tremendous periods of creative growth for the group and are recognized as “cult classics” among the band’s dedicated fans. The band has also enjoyed notice by the big screen. Their songs are featured on soundtracks such as Cruel Intentions, Antitrust, Simply Irresistible, Hurricane Streets, as well as many films by writer/director Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back, Zack and Miri Make a Porno). Marcy Playground has recently toured with Everclear, Fuel, Dishwalla, Local H and more. The band finished their most recent tour in the Fall of 2018. Marcy Playground is looking forward to getting back out on the road in 2019. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599628600-9JA8Y1UPNR4FIPVV4S42/uwsf-margotMcDonald.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Margot MacDonald Featured on NPR and TEDx; songwriter, vocalist and live looper, Margot MacDonald embodies a one-woman band. Originally a guitarist and pianist, Margot now focuses on unconventional vocal accompaniments, created and looped live into 20-part rhythmic a cappella pieces. Through lush layers and striking melodies, it's easy to forget the technology she hones. Her latest 2022 release is a collaborative record with The North Country under Misra Records, as Margot cooks up new solo works. Based in Brooklyn NYC, Margot hails from and remains active in the DC music scene. She is a three-time winner of the Washington Area Music Association 'Artist of the Year' award, a recipient of DC’s Power 30 Under 30 and Washington City Paper's "Best Singer" accolades, a SXSW & CMJ Music Festival performer, and an Artist-in-Residence alumna of Iceland's Saga Fest and the Music Center at Strathmore. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599651483-JX9ER7B8N8E0BT51OAHE/uwsf-maryElaine.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Mary-Elaine Jenkins Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. A native of the South Carolina Lowcountry, her sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. After graduating from college in Washington, DC, she spent two years in Madrid, a time that would prove creatively transformative. Upon making her home in NYC, she surrounded herself with a creative network that would eventually include Thom Beemer, who produced and engineered "Hold Still,” her full-length debut. MEJ has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). She is a fixture in the New York music scene, has toured Europe, and has supported artists such as Martha Wainwright, Birds of Chicago, and Courtney Marie Andrews. She and Beemer are currently at work on a new record. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599677952-AR3QHIU08K27B6WMQD4Z/uwsf-nickAdamo.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Nick Adamo After a pair of Surf Rock singles released in 2019, Austin based singer-songwriter/guitarist, Nick Adamo, has ridden a wave of momentum opening for rising bands such as Nané, Night Cap, Jane Leo, Aubrey Hays, Tyler McCollum, and The Irons. Along the way, Nick’s energetic live show has lit up several historic stages around Texas like Saxon Pub (Austin), The Belmont (Austin), Magnolia Motor Lounge (Ft. Worth), and Dosey Doe - The Big Barn (The Woodlands). “Nick Adamo broke the silence with his first single in three years. “Lie to Me” teams Nick Adamo up with NPR Tiny Desk veteran vocalist Aubrey Hays, Pelvis Wrestley pedal-steel-guitarist Zack Wiggs, and even a string quartet courtesy of the Austin Symphony composed by Charlie Magnone. The payoff? A sandy folk-orchestral arrangement anchored by Adamo’s dexterous finger-plucking and sanguine singing.” How to listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599701025-2F3IM1JA1CSQT8HWGBWJ/uwsf-peteMancini.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Pete Mancini Pete Mancini got his start as the frontman and songwriter of Butchers Blind, a critically acclaimed rock band from NYC. In 2017 he released his debut solo album Foothill Freeway, which explored the Americana influences that were a hallmark of his former band. The album garnered rave reviews from NPR, No Depression and Newsday. His second album Flying First Class was released in 2019. Extensive tours of the East Coast, Midwest and South followed, establishing Mancini as a national artist. In the Summer of 2020, Mancini flew down to Dial Back Sound in Water Valley MS to begin work on his third album, Killing The Old Ways. Produced by Matt Patton (Drive By Truckers) and Bronson Tew, the 10 song collection marked a significant artistic leap forward. The album was finally released in 2022 to critical acclaim and was included on several best of year lists. His new EP The Commonwealth Sessions Vol. 1 is out now. Over the years, Mancini has opened for acts such as Jimmy Webb, Los Lobos, Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Cracker, Rhett Miller, Amy Helm, Larry Campbell & Theresa Williams, and Iain Matthews. Pete is also a member of The Famous Doctor Scanlon Band, which performs the music of Travis McKeveny. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599718947-ZKZWWGAK77HHQWIZCKTV/uwsf-restos.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Restos Born and raised across the midwestern United States, Graham Weber has been a proud resident of Austin, Texas since 2004. He has released five solo studio albums, two live albums, and band releases with So, Long Problems and Western Youth. He has toured North America and Europe, and has supported many of his songwriting heroes including Guy Clark, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snider, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Alejandro Escovado, and many more. In addition to performing as a solo troubadour, he fronts American Rock & Roll band, Restos. Weber is also the Artistic Director for The House of Songs, where he has curated hundreds of cowrites, organizes and facilitates THOS’ Songwriter Summit collaborative writing residency workshops, hosts and produces live events and fundraisers, books multiple concert series, and brings artists from around the world together to collaborate with regional artists in Austin, Northwest Arkansas, and New York City. In 2022, Weber teamed with fellow Austin artist Graham Wilkinson to create the Grahams Give Back concerts to raise money for charitable organizations addressing homelessness and economic inequality in Austin. In 2023, Weber will be releasing his sixth solo studio album, the debut Restos album, and an album of jazz standards, torch songs, and originals in the same vein. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599739884-XIBXL782OCPNPQQV08MN/uwsf-sundayReview.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - The Sunday Review “Musicians Chris Phillips and Michael Cerda met in 2008 in New York City, when Phillips played on Cerda’s Yellow House Orchestra’s “Pop” record. They’ve been writing new material together ever since. Everything they write together is under the guise of ‘if we were writing together when we were 16, what might we have written’… As a result, there’s a lot of deliberate hat tip moments to the early 1980s sound. With lots of melody, crafty hooks and plenty of guilty pleasures, the duo have released 3 singles, in the run up to their November 2023 full album release entitled “Get Back Home”. Based in New York City, The Sunday Review band also includes Brian Dunne on drums, Klyde Jones on bass, Aliy Sayles and Juanita Guinyard on backing vocals, Greg Mayo on keyboards. Dunne, Jones and Mayo also play with Hall & Oates, so it’s a fitting rhythm section for the story the songs are trying to tell. Although the music consists of all original compositions, the hope is that it brings to every listener something old-familiar and a good memory or two.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599764419-EUVC857O7VXNF8H4PJCY/uwsf-sweetBoyBand.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Sweetboy Sweetboy is an indie-folk band based out of Brooklyn, New York City. Anna Barnett and Jon Flores started working together by writing a few songs with keys and guitar, and began performing at open mics and showcases in and around New York throughout 2018. Their first songs “North Dakota” and “Build You A House” presented the unique balance between Flores’ classical piano training and Barnett’s background of English literature and story- telling. They released their first single, “Bad News,” as a fully-realized band in 2019 and followed that up with a culminating show at Brooklyn’s iconic Knitting Factory. They released “Island” at the very end of 2022, and it is the first song from Sweetboy’s post-pandemic era. In 2023, Sweetboy is more focused than ever, with a stronger iden- tity and a more mature and confident sound. They have recently completed a 7-track album and are preparing for its release. Sweetboy mixes indie rock and pop sounds with earnest vibrato vocals and folk-style lyrics. Their overall musical style is playful, though their songs explore sincere themes of depression, loss, and survival, and they are unafraid to disrupt expectations with quirky dynamics and elevated melodies. The band draws inspiration from theatrical legends like Elton John, The Killers, and Blondie but offers a storytelling buffet like that of Paul Simon and Regina Spektor. Their sound combines infectious indie-pop energy and late 90s angst with an introspective Americana through-line. Sweetboy considers themselves not much more than nerdy music lovers trying to figure out the most interesting, authentic, and exciting ways to turn their feel- ings into songs. While the bandmates live throughout New York and New Jersey, the city is their musical home. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599777032-PFM2TB1UWHP829OLKT41/uwsf-willVarley.jpg UWS Alumni Artists - Will Varley Singer-songwriter Will Varley has come a long way since his early days haunting the open mics of South London and busking on The Underground. A few days after returning from the 2023 SXSW festival in Austin Texas, he embarked on an eight date tour of the UK to promote his new live album ‘Through The Lowlands’. All eight shows sold out. Over the years his army of fans has grown to include the likes of Skunk Anansie and the late Phil May, frontman of The Pretty Things. May even covered one of Will’s songs on the band's final album, 'Bare As Bone Bright As Blood'. Will has toured relentlessly across Europe and America as support act for Billy Bragg, Frank Turner, Valerie June and The Proclaimers and he's sold out his own headline shows in cities as far afield as Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam and Vienna. Appearances at numerous festivals including Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival have helped fan the flames, as his audience continues to grow both on the road and online. His self-made music videos have clocked up millions of views on YouTube and the song 'Seize The Night' is fast approaching eight million streams on Spotify. There is a depth to Will’s song writing that sets him apart, and has propelled his music far and wide. His songs seem to transcend themselves, marrying vivid imagery, politics, emotion and surrealism to capture his musings in a way that is quite remarkable. As time goes by more and more people are discovering Will Varley, joining the ranks, and finding a true artist, a poet and a source of truth in a world gone mad. In February 2023 Will signed a worldwide deal with MNRK music group, making him label mates with the likes of The Lumineers and Shakey Graves. Will's music has been played extensively on 6Music, Radio X and Radio 1. His albums have reached number two in the iTunes Singer Songwriter charts in the UK, number three in Germany and made the top 30 in the US. 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Alex Ritchie Alex Ritchie has been identified by the Grammys as part of the next generation of industry leaders. Chosen as part of the LA Chapter’s esteemed Grammy NEXT class, this artist, writer, producer and creative entrepreneur is well on her way to success as a multi-hyphenate in entertainment. Last April, she was seen making her Grammy telecast debut at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, alongside Grammy nominees H.E.R. and Giveon. Less than a year later, she was seen making her official debut on the official red carpet at the 65th AnnualGrammy Awards — with a look that graces the pages of Teen Vogue, E!News, Variety, Washington Post, and other major publications. Alex has worked with the likes of Ziggy Marley, music supervisor titanTracy McKnight, super producer and Grammys CEO, Harvey Mason Jr.,as well as a number of other Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated talents. The release of her 404 EP was celebrated with the support of celebrity vocal coach Stevie Mackey and Fender guitars. She teamed up with Rastaclat and the It Gets Better Project for her “Isn’tYou” single release in honor of PRIDE Month, and was also featured in theGrammy’s first ever LGBTQ+ National PRIDE Event, “Stay In, Come Out,Let’s Talk,” alongside LeAnn Rimes, Troye Sivan, and others. She was also featured in a PSA supporting the Biden/Harris campaign for FilipinoAmericans for Biden/ Harris this past presidential election cycle. She most recently released her single “GO,” after a 3 year hiatus from releasing music, which amassed over 50K streams in the first couple weeks and quadrupled her Instagram following. Her next single, “Placeholder,” is co-written by platinum selling artist ZHAVIA, and is set to drop late Fall. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599501019-WVMW3AY20WOG9DUJN299/uwsf-bronte.jpg All Artists - Brontë Fall Teri Bracken — the singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visionary force behind Brontë Fall's mix of indie-pop and rootsy Americana — was preparing to release 2020's Finishing School when the world shifted. A tornado ripped through her adopted hometown of East Nashville, sending two trees crashing onto her roof. A pandemic brought her world to a standstill. A messy breakup left her heartbroken, and her father's ongoing battle with cancer found her making regular trips to a hospital in Ohio. Throughout it all, Bracken continued to create music. This was something more than songwriting — it was therapy. A battle cry from a front-woman who had always found empowerment in her own music. A reminder that difficult seasons are only temporary, with weary winters soon giving way to brighter summers. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599523551-MECM8C95ANDGNJE57UO7/uwsf-diegoMolina.jpg All Artists - Diego Molina Rising musician Diego Molina is hard to pin down— and not just because he’s been a part of Romantic Relevance, a high-power pop act, and S.A.D., which played with form and function using everything from electronica to hip-hop. He’s a voracious music listener, which has impacted his music by turning him into a songwriter completely his own, armed with clear influences from classic rock, pop, and folk, contemporaries from Dashboard Confessional to The Wonder Years. In one recent single from his forthcoming record, “Ego Death,” the song crashes into being, but Molina’s understanding of levels is such that he understands how much harder something hits if listeners have to really wait for it: he slows down and uses a strong whisper to open the song: “Do you want a ride/ in my beautiful balloon?/ We can take off flying/ I lose me, and you’ll lose you.” Then the drums. That crash is what makes Molina stand out— that and his gorgeous high range, which he switches to in the chorus. There’s a sincerity in everything he does, from the way the guitar is more about tone than showiness to the delivery of the vocals, but better than that, there’s bravery in the songwriting. He’s willing to say something that might not be a common phrase, but because of that, he completely avoids cliché. His wisdom, writing, and musicianship is much more characteristic of someone who has spent a life on the road, perfecting his craft. As it is, he continues to listen, learn, and experiment, and that can only be a good thing. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599539645-JIHA3GG0Z7L4F0O7HMRI/uwsf-gideonKing.jpg All Artists - Gideon King and City Blog New York City geography is defined by musical genres. Deep blues lives uptown, jazz pulses in quiet corners from the West Village to high Broadway, and indie, fusion, pop, and funk push the envelope in Brooklyn and gritty Manhattan haunts. Guitarist, composer, and bandleader Gideon King is a Big Apple musical diplomat, conducting lively artistic conversations across these borders. As the founder and primary songwriter in Gideon King & City Blog, he takes inspiration from the streets of his native New York City, and with artistic input from the band’s core collaborators, channels it into vibrantly varied fusion-pop. To date, the 8-piece band has released two albums, one EP, and 15 singles. These days, Gideon King & City Blog is releasing a steady stream of genre-defying singles emblematic of the band’s creative wanderlust. “I call the band a ‘blog’ because it is an open-ended dialogue with different musicians contributing their perspectives. When we create, it is controlled chaos. We sift through competing ideas, chipping away at the song until it has discernible features,” Gideon says. “These songs sit at the nexus of many different musical approaches and hopefully become their own vibe.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599560479-R5TCAN0KFQIU07U0STA6/uwsf-ginaRoyale.jpg All Artists - Gina Royale Gina Royale is an alternative-pop artist from New Jersey with a next-level passion for songwriting. Her edgy, direct lyrics, combined with her “bluesy, honest, arrestingly emotive” voice create a sound unique in its captivating rawness (The Aquarian). Gina’s music has been shared and enjoyed globally; spanning over 60 countries. Her live shows are a mix of tender, intimate moments and high energy calls to action, with sarcasm and personal anecdotes in between. Gina Royale has played shows across the country, through festivals, tours, radio/TV interviews, and more. At each stop of her career, spanning 2 EPs, several singles, dozens of press publications, and 1 full length LP, Royale finds a way to captivate and connect with her growing fan base along the way. At 25 years old, she has so much to say. Gina’s new song, “Lemon Drop,” drops on Friday, January 29th. Co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View, “Lemon Drop” video was directed by David Zeck, who has worked with Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. The song delves into the sweet and sour aspects of relationships. Give it a listen 5 or 6 times and you’ll find that Gina Royale is an artist to watch for 2021. On May 7, Gina Royale’s “Here’s To You” was released during Mental Health Awareness Month. The track takes a deep dive into the condition of mental illness. Continuing a conversation that Gina began with “low,” “Here’s To You” and its accompanying music video reflect Gina’s own battles with eating disorders and anxiety. The meaning and message of the song will hopefully provide comfort for many who are looking to improve their mental health. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1697043893616-O76UTDORHSKEHM13DQAR/theGlassHours.jpg All Artists - The Glass Hours The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s. Their self titled nine song debut album will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records in early 2024. The album was written, performed, recorded and produced by Brad and Megan in Brad’s home studio in Red Hook, New York. Like much of the work they’ve done in their respective solo careers, the new album dances between this and that, drinking from the same wells as Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, Tom Waits and Lucinda Williams. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599579744-1ZYV0JTC7BSRG19MQ6TS/uwsf-hodera.jpg All Artists - Hodera Fronted by singer/songwriter Matthew Smith, New Jersey's Hodera deliver dynamic, introspective indie rock with occasional shades of Americana. Formerly known as Epilogues, Smith and the band retooled their approach in 2014 with their debut EP, Reset to Default. Arriving a year later, the debut full-length United by Birdcalls saw Smith's intimate lyrics paired with soaring, often cathartic arrangements. A tireless touring regimen followed over the next couple years as Hodera expanded their fan base across the U.S. and Europe, eventually signing with Take This to Heart Records, which released their 2017 follow-up, First Things First. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1698770197654-66GPYOOYP6FLLC8ZVY8X/uwsf-jamesMaddock.jpg All Artists - James Maddock A rock & roll lifer, James Maddock has been carving his unique path since the 1980s, when the New York City based, British-born singer/songwriter kicked off his career with a raw, soulful voice; a storyteller's sense of narrative; and the ability to blur the lines between folk, classic pop, and rock. Since his early days in London, he's ridden the wave of a music industry that's ebbed, flowed, peaked, and crashed. Maddock has stayed afloat throughout the entire ride, enjoying a brush with commercial success during the late 1990s - including a major-label record deal, a Top 5 AAA radio hit, and a song placements on major TV Series - before transforming himself into an independent solo artist during the decades that followed. His latest release in 2023 ‘Night Work’ is a beautiful collection of songs reminiscent of The Eagles and Credence Clearwater Revival - no imitation, simply landing effortlessly in the space between. Recorded with close musical friends including Steve Jackson (drums) and James O’Malley (bass) from his days in the band Wood. As well as Aaron Comess, Drew Mortali, Ben Stivers, Brian Mitchell, James Hallawell, Jack Daley, Heather Hardy and Olivier Durand. Mixed by the great Dave O’Donnell (Keith Richards, James Taylor, John Mayer). Amongst the first reviews, Dan French from ‘Point Blank’ wrote - ‘James’s remarkable talent for capturing the kaleidoscope of life in superbly crafted, heartfelt songs - ranging in mood from poignant heartbreak to upbeat joy, with the promise to nourish your spirit’. James Maddock continues to demonstrate why many consider him to be one of the best singer/songwriters working today. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1696621734350-76MBLGUG4WFG3MSFWJXX/marcyP.jpg All Artists - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground celebrated their 20 year veterancy in the music industry in 2017. That year marked the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds released the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. In the interim years Marcy Playground released four posterior albums “Shapeshifter” (1999), “Marcy Playground 3” (MP3) (2004), “Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit of Rage” (2009), and “Lunch, Recess, and Detention” (2012). The albums demonstrated tremendous periods of creative growth for the group and are recognized as “cult classics” among the band’s dedicated fans. The band has also enjoyed notice by the big screen. Their songs are featured on soundtracks such as Cruel Intentions, Antitrust, Simply Irresistible, Hurricane Streets, as well as many films by writer/director Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back, Zack and Miri Make a Porno). Marcy Playground has recently toured with Everclear, Fuel, Dishwalla, Local H and more. The band finished their most recent tour in the Fall of 2018. Marcy Playground is looking forward to getting back out on the road in 2019. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599628600-9JA8Y1UPNR4FIPVV4S42/uwsf-margotMcDonald.jpg All Artists - Margot MacDonald Featured on NPR and TEDx; songwriter, vocalist and live looper, Margot MacDonald embodies a one-woman band. Originally a guitarist and pianist, Margot now focuses on unconventional vocal accompaniments, created and looped live into 20-part rhythmic a cappella pieces. Through lush layers and striking melodies, it's easy to forget the technology she hones. Her latest 2022 release is a collaborative record with The North Country under Misra Records, as Margot cooks up new solo works. Based in Brooklyn NYC, Margot hails from and remains active in the DC music scene. She is a three-time winner of the Washington Area Music Association 'Artist of the Year' award, a recipient of DC’s Power 30 Under 30 and Washington City Paper's "Best Singer" accolades, a SXSW & CMJ Music Festival performer, and an Artist-in-Residence alumna of Iceland's Saga Fest and the Music Center at Strathmore. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599651483-JX9ER7B8N8E0BT51OAHE/uwsf-maryElaine.jpg All Artists - Mary-Elaine Jenkins Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. A native of the South Carolina Lowcountry, her sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. After graduating from college in Washington, DC, she spent two years in Madrid, a time that would prove creatively transformative. Upon making her home in NYC, she surrounded herself with a creative network that would eventually include Thom Beemer, who produced and engineered "Hold Still,” her full-length debut. MEJ has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). She is a fixture in the New York music scene, has toured Europe, and has supported artists such as Martha Wainwright, Birds of Chicago, and Courtney Marie Andrews. She and Beemer are currently at work on a new record. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599677952-AR3QHIU08K27B6WMQD4Z/uwsf-nickAdamo.jpg All Artists - Nick Adamo After a pair of Surf Rock singles released in 2019, Austin based singer-songwriter/guitarist, Nick Adamo, has ridden a wave of momentum opening for rising bands such as Nané, Night Cap, Jane Leo, Aubrey Hays, Tyler McCollum, and The Irons. Along the way, Nick’s energetic live show has lit up several historic stages around Texas like Saxon Pub (Austin), The Belmont (Austin), Magnolia Motor Lounge (Ft. Worth), and Dosey Doe - The Big Barn (The Woodlands). “Nick Adamo broke the silence with his first single in three years. “Lie to Me” teams Nick Adamo up with NPR Tiny Desk veteran vocalist Aubrey Hays, Pelvis Wrestley pedal-steel-guitarist Zack Wiggs, and even a string quartet courtesy of the Austin Symphony composed by Charlie Magnone. The payoff? A sandy folk-orchestral arrangement anchored by Adamo’s dexterous finger-plucking and sanguine singing.” How to listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599701025-2F3IM1JA1CSQT8HWGBWJ/uwsf-peteMancini.jpg All Artists - Pete Mancini Pete Mancini got his start as the frontman and songwriter of Butchers Blind, a critically acclaimed rock band from NYC. In 2017 he released his debut solo album Foothill Freeway, which explored the Americana influences that were a hallmark of his former band. The album garnered rave reviews from NPR, No Depression and Newsday. His second album Flying First Class was released in 2019. Extensive tours of the East Coast, Midwest and South followed, establishing Mancini as a national artist. In the Summer of 2020, Mancini flew down to Dial Back Sound in Water Valley MS to begin work on his third album, Killing The Old Ways. Produced by Matt Patton (Drive By Truckers) and Bronson Tew, the 10 song collection marked a significant artistic leap forward. The album was finally released in 2022 to critical acclaim and was included on several best of year lists. His new EP The Commonwealth Sessions Vol. 1 is out now. Over the years, Mancini has opened for acts such as Jimmy Webb, Los Lobos, Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Cracker, Rhett Miller, Amy Helm, Larry Campbell & Theresa Williams, and Iain Matthews. Pete is also a member of The Famous Doctor Scanlon Band, which performs the music of Travis McKeveny. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599718947-ZKZWWGAK77HHQWIZCKTV/uwsf-restos.jpg All Artists - Restos Born and raised across the midwestern United States, Graham Weber has been a proud resident of Austin, Texas since 2004. He has released five solo studio albums, two live albums, and band releases with So, Long Problems and Western Youth. He has toured North America and Europe, and has supported many of his songwriting heroes including Guy Clark, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snider, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Alejandro Escovado, and many more. In addition to performing as a solo troubadour, he fronts American Rock & Roll band, Restos. Weber is also the Artistic Director for The House of Songs, where he has curated hundreds of cowrites, organizes and facilitates THOS’ Songwriter Summit collaborative writing residency workshops, hosts and produces live events and fundraisers, books multiple concert series, and brings artists from around the world together to collaborate with regional artists in Austin, Northwest Arkansas, and New York City. In 2022, Weber teamed with fellow Austin artist Graham Wilkinson to create the Grahams Give Back concerts to raise money for charitable organizations addressing homelessness and economic inequality in Austin. In 2023, Weber will be releasing his sixth solo studio album, the debut Restos album, and an album of jazz standards, torch songs, and originals in the same vein. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599739884-XIBXL782OCPNPQQV08MN/uwsf-sundayReview.jpg All Artists - The Sunday Review “Musicians Chris Phillips and Michael Cerda met in 2008 in New York City, when Phillips played on Cerda’s Yellow House Orchestra’s “Pop” record. They’ve been writing new material together ever since. Everything they write together is under the guise of ‘if we were writing together when we were 16, what might we have written’… As a result, there’s a lot of deliberate hat tip moments to the early 1980s sound. With lots of melody, crafty hooks and plenty of guilty pleasures, the duo have released 3 singles, in the run up to their November 2023 full album release entitled “Get Back Home”. Based in New York City, The Sunday Review band also includes Brian Dunne on drums, Klyde Jones on bass, Aliy Sayles and Juanita Guinyard on backing vocals, Greg Mayo on keyboards. Dunne, Jones and Mayo also play with Hall & Oates, so it’s a fitting rhythm section for the story the songs are trying to tell. Although the music consists of all original compositions, the hope is that it brings to every listener something old-familiar and a good memory or two.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599764419-EUVC857O7VXNF8H4PJCY/uwsf-sweetBoyBand.jpg All Artists - Sweetboy Sweetboy is an indie-folk band based out of Brooklyn, New York City. Anna Barnett and Jon Flores started working together by writing a few songs with keys and guitar, and began performing at open mics and showcases in and around New York throughout 2018. Their first songs “North Dakota” and “Build You A House” presented the unique balance between Flores’ classical piano training and Barnett’s background of English literature and story- telling. They released their first single, “Bad News,” as a fully-realized band in 2019 and followed that up with a culminating show at Brooklyn’s iconic Knitting Factory. They released “Island” at the very end of 2022, and it is the first song from Sweetboy’s post-pandemic era. In 2023, Sweetboy is more focused than ever, with a stronger iden- tity and a more mature and confident sound. They have recently completed a 7-track album and are preparing for its release. Sweetboy mixes indie rock and pop sounds with earnest vibrato vocals and folk-style lyrics. Their overall musical style is playful, though their songs explore sincere themes of depression, loss, and survival, and they are unafraid to disrupt expectations with quirky dynamics and elevated melodies. The band draws inspiration from theatrical legends like Elton John, The Killers, and Blondie but offers a storytelling buffet like that of Paul Simon and Regina Spektor. Their sound combines infectious indie-pop energy and late 90s angst with an introspective Americana through-line. Sweetboy considers themselves not much more than nerdy music lovers trying to figure out the most interesting, authentic, and exciting ways to turn their feel- ings into songs. While the bandmates live throughout New York and New Jersey, the city is their musical home. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599777032-PFM2TB1UWHP829OLKT41/uwsf-willVarley.jpg All Artists - Will Varley Singer-songwriter Will Varley has come a long way since his early days haunting the open mics of South London and busking on The Underground. A few days after returning from the 2023 SXSW festival in Austin Texas, he embarked on an eight date tour of the UK to promote his new live album ‘Through The Lowlands’. All eight shows sold out. Over the years his army of fans has grown to include the likes of Skunk Anansie and the late Phil May, frontman of The Pretty Things. May even covered one of Will’s songs on the band's final album, 'Bare As Bone Bright As Blood'. Will has toured relentlessly across Europe and America as support act for Billy Bragg, Frank Turner, Valerie June and The Proclaimers and he's sold out his own headline shows in cities as far afield as Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam and Vienna. Appearances at numerous festivals including Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival have helped fan the flames, as his audience continues to grow both on the road and online. His self-made music videos have clocked up millions of views on YouTube and the song 'Seize The Night' is fast approaching eight million streams on Spotify. There is a depth to Will’s song writing that sets him apart, and has propelled his music far and wide. His songs seem to transcend themselves, marrying vivid imagery, politics, emotion and surrealism to capture his musings in a way that is quite remarkable. As time goes by more and more people are discovering Will Varley, joining the ranks, and finding a true artist, a poet and a source of truth in a world gone mad. In February 2023 Will signed a worldwide deal with MNRK music group, making him label mates with the likes of The Lumineers and Shakey Graves. Will's music has been played extensively on 6Music, Radio X and Radio 1. His albums have reached number two in the iTunes Singer Songwriter charts in the UK, number three in Germany and made the top 30 in the US. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440294951-GWZFTTSV7LOK1MP94LRE/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Abby Hamilton https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440092224-F4OE7KWWGNOQY0COKOYE/ATC.jpg All Artists - Air Traffic Controller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440675721-IF9CDUKJC1R4OS863MIY/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Andrew Weiss and Friends https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440269879-3SC66ST4KJ86XO1E5S2L/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Bravely https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440462388-Y2TOEDGO26MXW1E9LGTJ/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Brick Briscoe & The Skinny https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440558766-RG10JYW554CHRLZBTUL7/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Elizabeth and The Catapult https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1668694825233-RX118IGQ0UCFPA03XWKJ/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Fairhazel https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440230852-POGP8MJX9ZI3AQH567NT/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Fantastic Cat https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440697963-HK97V4W38MEYI62R11F6/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - FaithNYC https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440537337-QLYTM819D34033THBTD6/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Fort Frances https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440714593-QQFUAGXLJNY3HX3QT7YG/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Hennessey https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440135616-OR4N7HE1VCGOBGEBXX5S/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Jake Swamp and the Pine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440062731-QWWCKOHDCK9PFBO6ELKW/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - John Roseboro https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440435365-GPOQURMGHUAK6UDENZSX/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Matt Sucich https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440193557-4AREFFWLW5F4XXIRL86C/image-asset.png All Artists - Other Brother Darryl https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440494206-GG8B0WO3DKW2ZE2PJP8A/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Seán Barna https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440210653-DGDRJ8AB8X1S5OSK72NZ/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Spectre Jones https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440160942-L16SR84S5FN5030RI01H/toledo-1024x683.jpg All Artists - Toledo https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440583812-QPNKKT23923W7GF4P1JD/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - The Widow Cameron https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1667440251313-1S26XO3DX0M6KGYGTBME/image-asset.jpeg All Artists - Zola Simone https://underwatersunshinefest.com/2023artistindividual daily 0.75 2023-09-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599467972-Q1W1V6RHAIKAX6H2VF8U/uwsf-alexrichie.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Alex Ritchie Alex Ritchie has been identified by the Grammys as part of the next generation of industry leaders. Chosen as part of the LA Chapter’s esteemed Grammy NEXT class, this artist, writer, producer and creative entrepreneur is well on her way to success as a multi-hyphenate in entertainment. Last April, she was seen making her Grammy telecast debut at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards on CBS, alongside Grammy nominees H.E.R. and Giveon. Less than a year later, she was seen making her official debut on the official red carpet at the 65th AnnualGrammy Awards — with a look that graces the pages of Teen Vogue, E!News, Variety, Washington Post, and other major publications. Alex has worked with the likes of Ziggy Marley, music supervisor titanTracy McKnight, super producer and Grammys CEO, Harvey Mason Jr.,as well as a number of other Grammy-winning and Grammy-nominated talents. The release of her 404 EP was celebrated with the support of celebrity vocal coach Stevie Mackey and Fender guitars. She teamed up with Rastaclat and the It Gets Better Project for her “Isn’tYou” single release in honor of PRIDE Month, and was also featured in theGrammy’s first ever LGBTQ+ National PRIDE Event, “Stay In, Come Out,Let’s Talk,” alongside LeAnn Rimes, Troye Sivan, and others. She was also featured in a PSA supporting the Biden/Harris campaign for FilipinoAmericans for Biden/ Harris this past presidential election cycle. She most recently released her single “GO,” after a 3 year hiatus from releasing music, which amassed over 50K streams in the first couple weeks and quadrupled her Instagram following. Her next single, “Placeholder,” is co-written by platinum selling artist ZHAVIA, and is set to drop late Fall. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599501019-WVMW3AY20WOG9DUJN299/uwsf-bronte.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Brontë Fall Teri Bracken — the singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visionary force behind Brontë Fall's mix of indie-pop and rootsy Americana — was preparing to release 2020's Finishing School when the world shifted. A tornado ripped through her adopted hometown of East Nashville, sending two trees crashing onto her roof. A pandemic brought her world to a standstill. A messy breakup left her heartbroken, and her father's ongoing battle with cancer found her making regular trips to a hospital in Ohio. Throughout it all, Bracken continued to create music. This was something more than songwriting — it was therapy. A battle cry from a front-woman who had always found empowerment in her own music. A reminder that difficult seasons are only temporary, with weary winters soon giving way to brighter summers. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599523551-MECM8C95ANDGNJE57UO7/uwsf-diegoMolina.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Diego Molina Rising musician Diego Molina is hard to pin down— and not just because he’s been a part of Romantic Relevance, a high-power pop act, and S.A.D., which played with form and function using everything from electronica to hip-hop. He’s a voracious music listener, which has impacted his music by turning him into a songwriter completely his own, armed with clear influences from classic rock, pop, and folk, contemporaries from Dashboard Confessional to The Wonder Years. In one recent single from his forthcoming record, “Ego Death,” the song crashes into being, but Molina’s understanding of levels is such that he understands how much harder something hits if listeners have to really wait for it: he slows down and uses a strong whisper to open the song: “Do you want a ride/ in my beautiful balloon?/ We can take off flying/ I lose me, and you’ll lose you.” Then the drums. That crash is what makes Molina stand out— that and his gorgeous high range, which he switches to in the chorus. There’s a sincerity in everything he does, from the way the guitar is more about tone than showiness to the delivery of the vocals, but better than that, there’s bravery in the songwriting. He’s willing to say something that might not be a common phrase, but because of that, he completely avoids cliché. His wisdom, writing, and musicianship is much more characteristic of someone who has spent a life on the road, perfecting his craft. As it is, he continues to listen, learn, and experiment, and that can only be a good thing. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599539645-JIHA3GG0Z7L4F0O7HMRI/uwsf-gideonKing.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Gideon King and City Blog New York City geography is defined by musical genres. Deep blues lives uptown, jazz pulses in quiet corners from the West Village to high Broadway, and indie, fusion, pop, and funk push the envelope in Brooklyn and gritty Manhattan haunts. Guitarist, composer, and bandleader Gideon King is a Big Apple musical diplomat, conducting lively artistic conversations across these borders. As the founder and primary songwriter in Gideon King & City Blog, he takes inspiration from the streets of his native New York City, and with artistic input from the band’s core collaborators, channels it into vibrantly varied fusion-pop. To date, the 8-piece band has released two albums, one EP, and 15 singles. These days, Gideon King & City Blog is releasing a steady stream of genre-defying singles emblematic of the band’s creative wanderlust. “I call the band a ‘blog’ because it is an open-ended dialogue with different musicians contributing their perspectives. When we create, it is controlled chaos. We sift through competing ideas, chipping away at the song until it has discernible features,” Gideon says. “These songs sit at the nexus of many different musical approaches and hopefully become their own vibe.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599560479-R5TCAN0KFQIU07U0STA6/uwsf-ginaRoyale.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Gina Royale Gina Royale is an alternative-pop artist from New Jersey with a next-level passion for songwriting. Her edgy, direct lyrics, combined with her “bluesy, honest, arrestingly emotive” voice create a sound unique in its captivating rawness (The Aquarian). Gina’s music has been shared and enjoyed globally; spanning over 60 countries. Her live shows are a mix of tender, intimate moments and high energy calls to action, with sarcasm and personal anecdotes in between. Gina Royale has played shows across the country, through festivals, tours, radio/TV interviews, and more. At each stop of her career, spanning 2 EPs, several singles, dozens of press publications, and 1 full length LP, Royale finds a way to captivate and connect with her growing fan base along the way. At 25 years old, she has so much to say. Gina’s new song, “Lemon Drop,” drops on Friday, January 29th. Co-written with, and produced by Rob Freeman of Hidden In Plain View, “Lemon Drop” video was directed by David Zeck, who has worked with Post Malone, Taylor Swift, and many other well-known artists, and Shaun Mason of Vault X Visuals. The song delves into the sweet and sour aspects of relationships. Give it a listen 5 or 6 times and you’ll find that Gina Royale is an artist to watch for 2021. On May 7, Gina Royale’s “Here’s To You” was released during Mental Health Awareness Month. The track takes a deep dive into the condition of mental illness. Continuing a conversation that Gina began with “low,” “Here’s To You” and its accompanying music video reflect Gina’s own battles with eating disorders and anxiety. The meaning and message of the song will hopefully provide comfort for many who are looking to improve their mental health. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1697043893616-O76UTDORHSKEHM13DQAR/theGlassHours.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - The Glass Hours The Glass Hours are American songwriters Brad Armstrong and Megan Barbera. Their music blurs between Sunday afternoon country folk and the Golden Age of the 1970s. Their self titled nine song debut album will be released by Cornelius Chapel Records in early 2024. The album was written, performed, recorded and produced by Brad and Megan in Brad’s home studio in Red Hook, New York. Like much of the work they’ve done in their respective solo careers, the new album dances between this and that, drinking from the same wells as Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, Tom Waits and Lucinda Williams. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599579744-1ZYV0JTC7BSRG19MQ6TS/uwsf-hodera.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Hodera Fronted by singer/songwriter Matthew Smith, New Jersey's Hodera deliver dynamic, introspective indie rock with occasional shades of Americana. Formerly known as Epilogues, Smith and the band retooled their approach in 2014 with their debut EP, Reset to Default. Arriving a year later, the debut full-length United by Birdcalls saw Smith's intimate lyrics paired with soaring, often cathartic arrangements. A tireless touring regimen followed over the next couple years as Hodera expanded their fan base across the U.S. and Europe, eventually signing with Take This to Heart Records, which released their 2017 follow-up, First Things First. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1698770197654-66GPYOOYP6FLLC8ZVY8X/uwsf-jamesMaddock.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - James Maddock A rock & roll lifer, James Maddock has been carving his unique path since the 1980s, when the New York City based, British-born singer/songwriter kicked off his career with a raw, soulful voice; a storyteller's sense of narrative; and the ability to blur the lines between folk, classic pop, and rock. Since his early days in London, he's ridden the wave of a music industry that's ebbed, flowed, peaked, and crashed. Maddock has stayed afloat throughout the entire ride, enjoying a brush with commercial success during the late 1990s - including a major-label record deal, a Top 5 AAA radio hit, and a song placements on major TV Series - before transforming himself into an independent solo artist during the decades that followed. His latest release in 2023 ‘Night Work’ is a beautiful collection of songs reminiscent of The Eagles and Credence Clearwater Revival - no imitation, simply landing effortlessly in the space between. Recorded with close musical friends including Steve Jackson (drums) and James O’Malley (bass) from his days in the band Wood. As well as Aaron Comess, Drew Mortali, Ben Stivers, Brian Mitchell, James Hallawell, Jack Daley, Heather Hardy and Olivier Durand. Mixed by the great Dave O’Donnell (Keith Richards, James Taylor, John Mayer). Amongst the first reviews, Dan French from ‘Point Blank’ wrote - ‘James’s remarkable talent for capturing the kaleidoscope of life in superbly crafted, heartfelt songs - ranging in mood from poignant heartbreak to upbeat joy, with the promise to nourish your spirit’. James Maddock continues to demonstrate why many consider him to be one of the best singer/songwriters working today. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1696621734350-76MBLGUG4WFG3MSFWJXX/marcyP.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Marcy Playground 90’s alternative rockers Marcy Playground celebrated their 20 year veterancy in the music industry in 2017. That year marked the anniversary of their 1997 self-titled debut album, which included the hit single “Sex and Candy”. In celebration of the anniversary, Slow Down Sounds released the album on vinyl for the first time ever. The album went platinum back in 1997, selling 1.4 million copies, while the radio classic “Sex and Candy” spent a then record 15 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Modern Rock chart. In the interim years Marcy Playground released four posterior albums “Shapeshifter” (1999), “Marcy Playground 3” (MP3) (2004), “Leaving Wonderland… In A Fit of Rage” (2009), and “Lunch, Recess, and Detention” (2012). The albums demonstrated tremendous periods of creative growth for the group and are recognized as “cult classics” among the band’s dedicated fans. The band has also enjoyed notice by the big screen. Their songs are featured on soundtracks such as Cruel Intentions, Antitrust, Simply Irresistible, Hurricane Streets, as well as many films by writer/director Kevin Smith (Jay and Silent Bob Strikes Back, Zack and Miri Make a Porno). Marcy Playground has recently toured with Everclear, Fuel, Dishwalla, Local H and more. The band finished their most recent tour in the Fall of 2018. Marcy Playground is looking forward to getting back out on the road in 2019. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599628600-9JA8Y1UPNR4FIPVV4S42/uwsf-margotMcDonald.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Margot MacDonald Featured on NPR and TEDx; songwriter, vocalist and live looper, Margot MacDonald embodies a one-woman band. Originally a guitarist and pianist, Margot now focuses on unconventional vocal accompaniments, created and looped live into 20-part rhythmic a cappella pieces. Through lush layers and striking melodies, it's easy to forget the technology she hones. Her latest 2022 release is a collaborative record with The North Country under Misra Records, as Margot cooks up new solo works. Based in Brooklyn NYC, Margot hails from and remains active in the DC music scene. She is a three-time winner of the Washington Area Music Association 'Artist of the Year' award, a recipient of DC’s Power 30 Under 30 and Washington City Paper's "Best Singer" accolades, a SXSW & CMJ Music Festival performer, and an Artist-in-Residence alumna of Iceland's Saga Fest and the Music Center at Strathmore. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599651483-JX9ER7B8N8E0BT51OAHE/uwsf-maryElaine.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Mary-Elaine Jenkins Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. A native of the South Carolina Lowcountry, her sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. After graduating from college in Washington, DC, she spent two years in Madrid, a time that would prove creatively transformative. Upon making her home in NYC, she surrounded herself with a creative network that would eventually include Thom Beemer, who produced and engineered "Hold Still,” her full-length debut. MEJ has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). She is a fixture in the New York music scene, has toured Europe, and has supported artists such as Martha Wainwright, Birds of Chicago, and Courtney Marie Andrews. She and Beemer are currently at work on a new record. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599677952-AR3QHIU08K27B6WMQD4Z/uwsf-nickAdamo.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Nick Adamo After a pair of Surf Rock singles released in 2019, Austin based singer-songwriter/guitarist, Nick Adamo, has ridden a wave of momentum opening for rising bands such as Nané, Night Cap, Jane Leo, Aubrey Hays, Tyler McCollum, and The Irons. Along the way, Nick’s energetic live show has lit up several historic stages around Texas like Saxon Pub (Austin), The Belmont (Austin), Magnolia Motor Lounge (Ft. Worth), and Dosey Doe - The Big Barn (The Woodlands). “Nick Adamo broke the silence with his first single in three years. “Lie to Me” teams Nick Adamo up with NPR Tiny Desk veteran vocalist Aubrey Hays, Pelvis Wrestley pedal-steel-guitarist Zack Wiggs, and even a string quartet courtesy of the Austin Symphony composed by Charlie Magnone. The payoff? A sandy folk-orchestral arrangement anchored by Adamo’s dexterous finger-plucking and sanguine singing.” How to listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599701025-2F3IM1JA1CSQT8HWGBWJ/uwsf-peteMancini.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Pete Mancini Pete Mancini got his start as the frontman and songwriter of Butchers Blind, a critically acclaimed rock band from NYC. In 2017 he released his debut solo album Foothill Freeway, which explored the Americana influences that were a hallmark of his former band. The album garnered rave reviews from NPR, No Depression and Newsday. His second album Flying First Class was released in 2019. Extensive tours of the East Coast, Midwest and South followed, establishing Mancini as a national artist. In the Summer of 2020, Mancini flew down to Dial Back Sound in Water Valley MS to begin work on his third album, Killing The Old Ways. Produced by Matt Patton (Drive By Truckers) and Bronson Tew, the 10 song collection marked a significant artistic leap forward. The album was finally released in 2022 to critical acclaim and was included on several best of year lists. His new EP The Commonwealth Sessions Vol. 1 is out now. Over the years, Mancini has opened for acts such as Jimmy Webb, Los Lobos, Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes, Cracker, Rhett Miller, Amy Helm, Larry Campbell & Theresa Williams, and Iain Matthews. Pete is also a member of The Famous Doctor Scanlon Band, which performs the music of Travis McKeveny. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599718947-ZKZWWGAK77HHQWIZCKTV/uwsf-restos.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Restos Born and raised across the midwestern United States, Graham Weber has been a proud resident of Austin, Texas since 2004. He has released five solo studio albums, two live albums, and band releases with So, Long Problems and Western Youth. He has toured North America and Europe, and has supported many of his songwriting heroes including Guy Clark, Slaid Cleaves, Todd Snider, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Alejandro Escovado, and many more. In addition to performing as a solo troubadour, he fronts American Rock & Roll band, Restos. Weber is also the Artistic Director for The House of Songs, where he has curated hundreds of cowrites, organizes and facilitates THOS’ Songwriter Summit collaborative writing residency workshops, hosts and produces live events and fundraisers, books multiple concert series, and brings artists from around the world together to collaborate with regional artists in Austin, Northwest Arkansas, and New York City. In 2022, Weber teamed with fellow Austin artist Graham Wilkinson to create the Grahams Give Back concerts to raise money for charitable organizations addressing homelessness and economic inequality in Austin. In 2023, Weber will be releasing his sixth solo studio album, the debut Restos album, and an album of jazz standards, torch songs, and originals in the same vein. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599739884-XIBXL782OCPNPQQV08MN/uwsf-sundayReview.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - The Sunday Review “Musicians Chris Phillips and Michael Cerda met in 2008 in New York City, when Phillips played on Cerda’s Yellow House Orchestra’s “Pop” record. They’ve been writing new material together ever since. Everything they write together is under the guise of ‘if we were writing together when we were 16, what might we have written’… As a result, there’s a lot of deliberate hat tip moments to the early 1980s sound. With lots of melody, crafty hooks and plenty of guilty pleasures, the duo have released 3 singles, in the run up to their November 2023 full album release entitled “Get Back Home”. Based in New York City, The Sunday Review band also includes Brian Dunne on drums, Klyde Jones on bass, Aliy Sayles and Juanita Guinyard on backing vocals, Greg Mayo on keyboards. Dunne, Jones and Mayo also play with Hall & Oates, so it’s a fitting rhythm section for the story the songs are trying to tell. Although the music consists of all original compositions, the hope is that it brings to every listener something old-familiar and a good memory or two.” How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599764419-EUVC857O7VXNF8H4PJCY/uwsf-sweetBoyBand.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Sweetboy Sweetboy is an indie-folk band based out of Brooklyn, New York City. Anna Barnett and Jon Flores started working together by writing a few songs with keys and guitar, and began performing at open mics and showcases in and around New York throughout 2018. Their first songs “North Dakota” and “Build You A House” presented the unique balance between Flores’ classical piano training and Barnett’s background of English literature and story- telling. They released their first single, “Bad News,” as a fully-realized band in 2019 and followed that up with a culminating show at Brooklyn’s iconic Knitting Factory. They released “Island” at the very end of 2022, and it is the first song from Sweetboy’s post-pandemic era. In 2023, Sweetboy is more focused than ever, with a stronger iden- tity and a more mature and confident sound. They have recently completed a 7-track album and are preparing for its release. Sweetboy mixes indie rock and pop sounds with earnest vibrato vocals and folk-style lyrics. Their overall musical style is playful, though their songs explore sincere themes of depression, loss, and survival, and they are unafraid to disrupt expectations with quirky dynamics and elevated melodies. The band draws inspiration from theatrical legends like Elton John, The Killers, and Blondie but offers a storytelling buffet like that of Paul Simon and Regina Spektor. Their sound combines infectious indie-pop energy and late 90s angst with an introspective Americana through-line. Sweetboy considers themselves not much more than nerdy music lovers trying to figure out the most interesting, authentic, and exciting ways to turn their feel- ings into songs. While the bandmates live throughout New York and New Jersey, the city is their musical home. How to Listen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5a8f83082487fdbff230cfcb/1693599777032-PFM2TB1UWHP829OLKT41/uwsf-willVarley.jpg 2023ArtistIndividual - Will Varley Singer-songwriter Will Varley has come a long way since his early days haunting the open mics of South London and busking on The Underground. A few days after returning from the 2023 SXSW festival in Austin Texas, he embarked on an eight date tour of the UK to promote his new live album ‘Through The Lowlands’. All eight shows sold out. Over the years his army of fans has grown to include the likes of Skunk Anansie and the late Phil May, frontman of The Pretty Things. May even covered one of Will’s songs on the band's final album, 'Bare As Bone Bright As Blood'. Will has toured relentlessly across Europe and America as support act for Billy Bragg, Frank Turner, Valerie June and The Proclaimers and he's sold out his own headline shows in cities as far afield as Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam and Vienna. Appearances at numerous festivals including Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival have helped fan the flames, as his audience continues to grow both on the road and online. His self-made music videos have clocked up millions of views on YouTube and the song 'Seize The Night' is fast approaching eight million streams on Spotify. There is a depth to Will’s song writing that sets him apart, and has propelled his music far and wide. His songs seem to transcend themselves, marrying vivid imagery, politics, emotion and surrealism to capture his musings in a way that is quite remarkable. As time goes by more and more people are discovering Will Varley, joining the ranks, and finding a true artist, a poet and a source of truth in a world gone mad. In February 2023 Will signed a worldwide deal with MNRK music group, making him label mates with the likes of The Lumineers and Shakey Graves. Will's music has been played extensively on 6Music, Radio X and Radio 1. His albums have reached number two in the iTunes Singer Songwriter charts in the UK, number three in Germany and made the top 30 in the US. 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