Moon Baillie was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He now lives in Seattle, where he is part of an emerging music scene. A founding member of the Conor Byrne Coop, Moon Baillie is also a member of PAMPA. An Argentine/American band about to release a new record produced by Barrett Jones ( PJ Harvey, R.E.M., Foo Fighters) As a solo artist Moon Baillie has released 5 records, and played almost every stage in Seattle. Defining more and more, learning from each experience, the goal is to release a record every year. It all started during the pandemic, locked up in a little room, with gear, and some tunes.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Jessie Thoreson &amp; The Crown Fire is an upbeat folk-rock band whose propulsive melodic energy is grounded by upright bass and drums and buoyed by acoustic guitar, keys, and vocal harmonies. This music is inspired by lyrical stylings of the folk legends Joni Mitchell and John Prine but draws from the grit and complexity of artists including Fiona Apple, Madison Cunningham, and Lake Street Dive.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Steen is an indie rock project fronted by Austin Dean. With blends of baroque-pop and alt-rock, their music features soaring melodies and aggressive guitar parts that evoke a nostalgic feel for music of the 60's and 90's.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________Brenna Bruce is a singer-songwriter based in Seattle. Following a path of curiosity and introspection, her music moves with a quiet power, balancing sharpness and tenderness with an understood patience. Bruce pulls from the tradition of vulnerable folk through delicate and crystalline vocal prowess akin to Courtney Marie Andrews and Emmylou Harris, with the simplicity and focus of Gillian Welch’s storytelling. On her forthcoming debut EP Honest Bloom, Bruce weaves ambling stories of the heart with peripheral landscapes passing through the deserts, rivers, and mountains of her past in the southwest, and present in the Pacific Northwest. Honest Bloom inhabits spaces of liminality and cyclical growth, spinning themes of connection, belonging, and becoming, with lilting pedal steel and string arrangements, tethered by pulsing percussion and the intentional delivery of Brenna’s vocal harmonies carrying each sentiment to fruition. Honest Bloom is a capsule of time, reckoning with the ever-unfolding path of being and learning life’s lessons, and Brenna Bruce is an artist burgeoning with timeless truths.