Diane Birch is a piano-rock singer-songwriter from Brooklyn with particular nostalgia for the finest sounds of yesteryear’s pop.
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The Acoustic Basement is an all-acoustic tour as well as a stage set up at the Warped Tour in the US and UK. On the stage, a group of promising punk bands stripped down to vocals and guitar perform tracks from their solo records.
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Danny Malone is a singer-songwriter from Austin, TX whose conflicted, trudging voice obsesses over themes of depression, loneliness, and nihilism. His distinctive croon is gritty yet friendly, touching deep to the listener’s guts. Danny’s toothy grin glimmers in the higher register, showing his glossed over inner turmoil.
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Using simple chord progressions iconized by folk greats, Nick Santino strives to weave them together in a fashion that is fresh and evolved.
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Jarle Bernhoft is a pedal-looping champion, emitting an orchestra of sounds steadily developed from clapping, whistling, singing and guitar playing.
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Willy Mason is a solo musician in every regard. His longing, fidgety guitar licks lie over a solitary stomp while his gravelly vocals channel loss and regret. This rootsy, twisted folk rock is delivered with subtle grace.
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Jay Nash, East Coast native and rock troubadour, has been blessed with the kind of excruciatingly rustic voice so rarely heard on record.
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Shakey Graves is the post-folk alter-ego of Austin, TX artist Alejandro Rose-Garcia. His southern, old-world sound is completed by frenzied finger-picking and a homemade portable suitcase drum kit.
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Mark Rose is a twenty-nine year old singer/songwriter from Chicago. Former frontman of the band Spitalfield (98-07), & lifetime ALF enthusiast– Mark writes his own blend of R&B infused rock & pop that leaves you somewhere between 1983 & the present.
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Listen closely and you’ll hear the beat of his birthplace, Zaire, coming through his fingers. String bending and rhythm changing, the acoustical guitar style of Hollander Joshua Mogck breathes at times like the child of Bob Dylan and the Jurassic Five.
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Grafting literate, character-driven song craft and Mid-American roots with a post-punk DIY attitude, Chicago-based songwriter, performer and instrumentalist Al Scorch charts a new musical topography with a five-string banjo.
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Chris Staples is an American songwriter/musician well-known as the principle songwriter and singer of angular rock group Twothirtyeight(1996-2002) and Discover America (2005-present).
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Though you may be hearing her name for the first time, Lucy Stone has a voice that’s hard to forget. A Philadelphia native, the 20 year-old songstress has already dedicated herself to more projects than a person has fingers.
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Not really being from anywhere has it’s benefits. There is a refreshing perspective that comes when there is no one place you call home. Born in Hong Kong and having grown up between Ireland and Boston to an Irish father and Australian mother, it really isn’t surprising that Kiernan McMullan finds it hard to stay in one place for too long.
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Young Hines was born in Atlanta, Georgia. He is the youngest of seven children. Unnamed at birth, an unknown person wrote “Young Mr. Hines” on the patient info sheet and it stuck.
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Chris Kasper is an American songwriter with a distinct “timeless” sound that has gained him a loyal fanbase in his hometown of Philadelphia and around the country.
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As an insatiable musical omnivore, G. Love somehow manages to synthesize his iconic influences by shedding their layers to find that harmonic convergence where song and listener bare their souls to each other speaking nothing the raw boned truth.
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William Beckett is a musician best known for his work with the now-defunct Chicago based band The Academy Is… Beckett started writing music for his own private pleasure because he did not like the material that was on the radio anymore.
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Carl Hauck’s lush, calm, finger-picked folk rides on gently thoughtful lyrics and understated yet rich vocal melodies to create an expansive experience inside an intimate mood.
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Going into 2012, Colin Gilmore has begun work on his next album with a fresh batch of momentum on his side. 2010’s “Goodnight Lane” won praise from fans and critics world-wide.
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