Multi-instrumentalist (guitar, banjo, and harmonica) Tanner Bingaman sings original folkmush and arrangements of traditional mountain tunes. He has made ends meet as a vegetable farmer, rock climbing enthusiast, river guide, and all the while has managed to continue playing shows to the outcasts of dank bar rooms, living room concerts, and festival attendees alike. The collection of Tanner’s recordings is extensive with his latest releases being Elias / Hunter (Instrumental EP, 2021), and the latest self-titled album from the band Seldom Said No (2021).

Stable Shakers

Stable Shakers is a Pennsylvania-based outfit, featuring songwriter and guitarist Spencer Pheil and vocalist Brechyn Chace, who strive to create music that is both nostalgic and contemporary. Their most recent release, “Low Key” (Dec 2020) is a musical glimpse into the experience and observation of Pheil during the pandemic. For their debut CD & live shows, Pheil and Chace enlisted their touring band and life-long friends, who have also worked with them in several other projects, most notably, The Hello Strangers. The band’s live performance is not one to be missed, as Chace’s soulful warmth and Pheil’s cerebral introversion coalesce on stage in an experience that is nothing short of cosmic.

Emma June

Emma June Ayres is an Azorean-American singer-songwriter. She calls what she writes folk journalism. Using her 28 years of stories, the Americana inspired sounds leads the listener through an archive of familial memory, of loves lost and won, and an unshakable political ethos. Ayres’s tenacious passion for storytelling steers the helm of her songs with her music making you truly stop and listen. This fall, she is releasing the much-awaited EP entitled “Hard Work.” She is also currently working on a folk-opera about the socio-political history of the flooding of the Quabbin Valley titled “The Water Project,” premiering Fall of 2021.

Noah Fowler

Noah G Fowler is a singer-songwriter, guitarist, and bassist hailing from central Pennsylvania and currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. Well-renowned by his peers, his unique songwriting is the focal point of his distinct Americana. His songwriting is folkloric, drawing heavily from Appalachian and Celtic storytelling traditions as well as the 60’s folk revival. He also looks to many of Texas’s storytelling songwriters like Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, and Steve Earle. Nevertheless, his music fits comfortably in the context of his generation of songwriters and musicians.

Mitchel Evan

Mitchel Evan is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Richmond, Virginia. Since the age of 16, Evan has been writing, performing and traveling the country in search of new landscapes and soundscapes. After half a decade of developing his craft in Colorado and touring the western United States, Evan’s rambling has since brought him back east to his home state of Virginia. With an already extensive catalogue of releases, Evan is shaping up to be a prolific writer with a seemingly boundless range of sounds. He has found his most authentic voice on his new, self-titled album, which was released in March 2021.