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Rachel Garlin

Rachel Garlin is a songwriter who brings stories to life, and not just the ones that we’re used to hearing, but new and different tales whose characters ride on the inspired melodies and intense grooves laid down in Garlin’s April 2015 release, Wink at July.

John McCutcheon

The late  Johnny Cash called him “The most impressive instrumentalist I’ve ever heard.”  More than a folk singer, advocate of grass roots organizations and issues, John McCutcheon is an extraordinary storyteller.  His rapport with audiences, astounding musical talent (he actually masters a dozen instruments) have made him a much loved American entertainment icon.

Camille Bloom

The Spokane Inlander has called the Seattle-based Camille Bloom “a powerhouse of a performer… like Ani Difranco dipped in Maple Syrup.”  Actually she’s more than that AND a bag of chips!   This dynamic musician has been extensively touring North America and Europe for over a decade and has gotten her tracks placed in many television shows.  Her new album Pieces Of Me is scheduled for a September 2016 release and it’s the first the musician has produced on her own.

Birdsong At Morning

BAM by Coleman Rogers

These Massachusetts based visionaries have created a compelling and expansive sound that is sure to broaden their fanbase.  Their interesting past and present day gigs (record producer, session musician, public broadcasting Internet director, COO of a multi-national tea import/export company) further adds to their intrigue.

Creedence Clearwater Revisited

Legendary musicians and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame members Stu Cook and Doug “Cosmo” Clifford and company continue to delight audiences around the world with their timeless classic rock.