Judd Wasserman writes indie-folk songs in the tradition of Nick Drake and Elliott Smith, then performs them as a one-man band using live looping to build something that sounds much bigger than one person.

Sean Gaskell is a Tacoma-based kora player who studied in Gambia and Senegal and has brought the 800-year-old West African harp tradition to over 400 venues across the US and Canada.

With 30+ years in Seattle music and a 13-year residency at The Olympic Hotel's Georgian dining room, Emmanuel del Casal brings depth, versatility, and deep-pocket groove to every performance.

Champagne Sunday is a husband-and-wife glam-folk duo with stadium energy and the heart to back it up. Jessi and Jared Fredeen play every room like a festival.

Carly Ann Calbero has a voice like a freight train and a live presence to match. The PNW singer-songwriter is a Rolling Stone finalist, NWMF Emerging Artist winner, and one of Seattle's most exciting performers.

With eight albums, a decade of PNW stages, and a five-word review from John Legend, Katrina Kope is one of Seattle's most versatile and respected vocalists.

Seattle Americana artist Tyler Hamilton builds his own gear and his own sound — rooted in vintage rock 'n' roll, shaped by soul, funk, and years on Seattle stages.

Sheryl Wiser has been building toward this moment for thirty years. Americana, roots, blues, and a live presence that works in any room.

Shaun Crawford brings a guitarist’s sensibility to songwriting, crafting expressive, nuanced music built on tone, feel, and restraint.

Drea Marilyn creates intimate, understated folk songs rooted in clarity, restraint, and emotional honesty.

TBASA explores experimental electronic soundscapes built on texture, repetition, and atmosphere — music that rewards patience and deep listening.

Jean Mann crafts intimate, understated songs rooted in honesty and restraint — music that rewards careful listening and quiet attention.

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