Bindlestiff Thorouex, a Seattle bard, spins folk rock into a threadbare tapestry—60s and 70s rock &amp; roll, folk, and soul, woven with the tender ache of human truths. A multi-instrumentalist and producer, he wields his art for the quiet alchemy of sound that binds us— notes that pulse through the marrow of memory. In the shadowed hum of Ballard’s restless scene, he labors alongside kindred spirits, driven by a steadfast conviction that music is no faint echo, but a living vein of stories worth keeping alive.___________________________________________________________MoonShy is a Seattle-based indie rock band that has been described as “magical", “holy shit”, and “surpassing any and all expectations” by showgoers. In 2026, a solo project formerly known as Selene Wallace became a full band with drummer Graham Leake and bassist Joel Beussink forming a formidable rhythm section, guitarist Austin Dean on exceptional primary guitar, and Liv Steele continuing mesmerizing vocals and support guitar. With a sound likened to The Cranberries, my bloody valentine, and Cocteau Twins, MoonShy brings a dreamy energy and catchy music to the stage. The full band will be releasing more music later in the year.___________________________________________________________Javis Johns has a long background in making music, most of which, historically, has been hip-hop. He found a love for playing guitar in search of a way to bring his music outdoors. He loves to write songs that inspire me and maybe others to remember. Remember who he is and how we all fit somehow into this crazy mosaic of truth.___________________________________________________________Amy Laybourn is a musician and artist from Seattle with a passion for creativity and community. As a songwriter she embraces her 70s roots and delivers a sound drawing from the folk, rock and soul of that era. Amy’s work reflects our journey toward truth and light, reframing doubt and struggle with a message of hopefulness and love.