The Stone Foxes are a lively West Coast roots band. Their new album, “Twelve Spells,” is a culmination of songs recorded throughout each incarnation of the band and includes both live cuts and studio tracks.
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Emily King is a songwriter whose releases date back to 2003. She signed to J Records in 2004 and released the debut album, “East Side Story” in 2007.
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The Elwins are a bright and energetic pop rock band from the Toronto suburbs. The founding duo began playing together at Huron Heights Secondary School and released their debut self-titled EP in 2008.
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The Weather Machine has a distinct lyrical bend over mellow guitar chords and waves of cello noise as it tells tales of friendship, temptation, and love.
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The Sheepdogs are a rootsy, Americana-influenced band from the open plains of Saskatchewan. They’ve been writing, playing, and touring across the US and Canada since their formation in 2006.
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Geographer is “soulful music from outer space” written and constructed by Mike Deni. It’s beat-oriented, classically inspired indie pop that features serpentine key lines, layers of transcendent synth pads, and Deni’s soaring falsetto.
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Gabby’s World (Eskimeaux) has been Gabrielle Smith’s solo outlet since 2007. She’s a founding member of the Epoch, a Brooklyn-based music, film, and art collective that is affiliated with other experimental indie pop artists.
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Blackfoot Gypsies prefer the stylish sounds of the 60’s to current melodies. They dress the part with paisley kerchiefs, flowing open button-ups, and flared bell-bottoms. They let their hair grow long and cover the tops with captain’s hats and fedoras while sporting colorful embroidery on guitar straps and cases.
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Pompeya is a pop band from Moscow currently residing in Los Angeles. They play a mix of new wave, indie rock, and 70’s disco that’s light, bright, and breezy
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Candice Martello, aka Hemming, is an acoustic singer-songwriter hailing from Philadelphia, PA. Her high-voltage vocals and folk-influenced songs have stood out from the crowd as a performer in the thriving Philadelphia music scene, having played the stage at well-known venues throughout the city.
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Amasa Hines is a rock band from Little Rock who blend afro-beat, psych rock, and blues. The five core members have been performing together for over 5 years, combining multiple side projects to form the eclectic, jammy group that is Amasa Hines.
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