Whitney Lyman is an American singer-songwriter who made her mark out of the illustrious music scene of Seattle and then Los Angeles. Her music is a unique blend of indie rock and alternative pop, featuring powerful and emotional vocals, inspiring lyrics, and dynamic arrangements. Often compared to Fleetwood Mac,&nbsp; Amy Winehouse, and Adele, Whitney crafts songs that are both deeply personal and universally resonant. Whitney has performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with Grammy-nominated ODESZA, opened for artists such as Tom Odell and The Bird and the Bee, and played at music festivals including Capitol Hill Block Party, the NAMM Show 2025 official stage, and Mastering the Music Business in Bucharest, Romania, and FOCUS:Wales. She has toured extensively across the US and Europe, earning acclaim for her evocative performances. Since her UK debut in 2024 Whitney Lyman received such a positive response from audiences she’s toured there three times within a year and is set to do her fourth UK/European tour in the fall of 2025 to keep up with the high demands of her quickly-growing&nbsp; fanbase. Whitney Lyman is endorsed by several top brands in the music industry, including Gibson Guitar, Telefunken Mics, Casio Keyboards, and Mackie Gear.The Wild Gingers is a super group duo comprised of Seattle musicians Annie Jantzer and Charles Wicklander.&nbsp; The Wild Gingers combine their own style of dreamy zen music with a taste of soul and lush vocal harmonies to create a unique way to take the listener on a journey through the sonic cosmos.&nbsp; The Wild Gingers features Annie Jantzer on vocals and flute and Charles Wicklander on vocals and keyboards and was formed as a result of Annie and Charles improvising on flute and piano and quickly realizing that there was some magic to be harnessed and brought to the universe.Seattle songwriter Debbie Miller is like a tantalizing book of short stories. In fact, there are few musicians who work as diligently as she to be as narratively engaging. Her lyrics, like tightrope walkers, rollick on the taut wire of song, guiltlessly and pointedly inspiring listeners who crave more of their spectacle. You might find yourself laughing, then crying, then laughing again - sometimes all in the same song.