Craetorus is a 4 piece psych dream in one band. Consisting of members Darla Rae, Jon Garber, Nels Lychen Gipaya and Ryan Anthony Brooks, their collaborative work is described as “music to feel your sixth sense to.” Their compositions are moody and stylistic writing from themes of introspection and catharsis.<hr>Plash is a Korean-American band formed right here in Seattle. Their sound can be hard to describe, depending on who you're talking to. Some might liken them to bands like American Football and Minus the Bear, or maybe Cap'n Jazz, Colossal and Algernon Cadwallader—and while the similarities are there, Plash truly stands out on their own.And for those that have never heard those aforementioned bands, we could tell you about the complex combinations of guitar, bass and drums layering on top of one another to create beautiful synchronized sounds. Or we could let you know that singer Jeseul's voice pairs just as beautifully with a single acoustic guitar as it does with the instrumentation of Plash—or we can just play a song for you.<hr>Seattle-based singer-songwriter Iris Kymm blends pop energy with jazz-influenced warmth, creating a sound that feels both intimate and cinematic. As the frontwoman of the Iris Kymm Band, her music spans raw, emotional storytelling to lush, groove-driven arrangements. Known for her dynamic stage presence and textured vocal style, Iris brings a level of vulnerability and intensity that draws listeners all the way in. In addition to her roots in the Seattle music scene, Iris is an internationally active artist, performing regularly across Asia (especially in South Korea) and cultivating a growing global audience. Each year, she travels between Seattle and Asia for festivals, headline shows, and creative collaborations with regional musicians and artists. This cross-cultural presence has become a defining part of her artistic identity, infusing her work with a broadened perspective and extending the reach of her immersive, handcrafted live experiences.