Puyallup-based bass soloist E. Pruitt is a Charlie Parker School grad, 2018 Seattle Sound Music Awards winner, and clinician for KORG, Bartolini, and Warwick whose Bass Graffiti placed three tracks in the Smooth Jazz Top 100 in 2025.

Born in Japan and raised in Seattle, Tomo Nakayama is a two-decade fixture of the PNW music scene whose crystalline tenor voice and genre-spanning catalog have earned praise from NPR, the New York Times, and KEXP, and placements on Netflix and at Sundance.

Olympia singer-songwriter Jillian Mixon brings a Norah Jones-meets-Amy Winehouse vocal presence to jazz, blues, and originals — performing solo and with Jill & the Jacks at residencies from Salish Lodge to Sea-Tac Airport.

Seattle pianist and songwriter Ben Mish plays 200 shows a year, has released 18 albums solo and with Left Hand Smoke, placed songs on Grey's Anatomy and ER, and headlined Bumbershoot. The definition of devoted to the craft.

West Seattle's Cami Voss is a retro-country pianist, bandleader, and community anchor whose deep love for Patsy Cline, Hank Williams, and Emmylou Harris drives everything from her honky tonk band the Acme Roundup to sold-out tribute productions at the Triple Door and Tractor Tavern.

Michael Compton is a Seattle indie rock veteran with 20 independent releases, a Grammy chapter chairmanship, and a 2022 album made with Nirvana's producer Steve Fisk and members of The Shins and The Posies.

Seattle pianist and singer-songwriter Kristin Chambers has 200+ songwriting credits, four studio albums, and placements on Better Call Saul, The Young and the Restless, Netflix, Lifetime, and Hallmark.

Michigan-born, Seattle-based Americana singer-songwriter Sarah Brunner has played 1,000+ shows, toured 26 states, and co-fronts The Hipocrats — a nationally touring duo whose debut album was produced by Grammy Award-winner Chance McCoy.

Orville Johnson is a Seattle-based dobro master and roots multi-instrumentalist with credits on over 500 recordings, a residency on Prairie Home Companion, and decades of live performances across blues, bluegrass, and Americana.

Scott Concinnity is the frontman of Letters From Traffic, a seven-piece Seattle rock and soul band whose New Vintage Soul sound has been shaking rooms and stirring souls since 2006.

PNW guitarist Lyle Ronglien is equally at home in a solo acoustic set and fronting a 17-piece Brian Setzer tribute band. His latest album, How Many Miles, dropped in fall 2024.

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.