Empowering Local Musicians and Building Careers

Elijah Delgado is a singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas crafting what he calls “indie rock lullabies” — a textured blend of indie rock, indie folk, and pop that pairs atmospheric guitars, intimate songwriting, and dynamic builds with warm vocals and emotional honesty. Since the release of his debut EP When I Was On Cloud 9 in 2021, which has earned over 700,000 Spotify streams, Elijah has steadily become a rising presence in the Austin music scene.

Grocery Bag is a 4 piece Psych-Garage Rock band formed in 2022 in Austin, Texas. The multi-instrumentalists channel a raw energy and DIY ethos of classic garage rock, while infusing it with a modern psychedelic twist, creating a sound that is both timeless and cutting-edge. Unveiling the psych essence of Austin’s underground, the band does […]

Rising indie trio Parker Woodland played an epic Sonic Guild showcase on Sept. 21st, on the heels of Parker Woodland Day in the City of Austin. Lead singer/bassist Erin Walter danced through the aisles of 04 Center, belting sing-along anthems over powerful guitars and drums, and Sonic Guild members jumped on stage for the joyful […]

This trio is bound together by a studied adoration towards the loud, reckless, rebellious sonic traditions of psych, garage, soul, and surf rock.

Introducing Brother Thunder, the electrifying fusion of rock and soul hailing from the heart of Austin, Texas. Formed in 2020 by the visionary duo of Chris Pena and Keith Sanders, this powerhouse collective brings together an irresistible blend of soulful melodies and raw rock energy that captivates audiences at every turn.

Chinese American Bear (华裔美国熊) is a lighthearted and quirky mandopop duo from Seattle, WA creating fun & eclectic bilingual English/Chinese ear candy. Comprised of Anne Tong and Bryce Barsten, the married couple creates groovy, and “not too serious, food loving” tunes in their home studio together. Their sound—somewhere between Melody’s Echo Chamber, The B-52’s, The Flaming Lips, and a hypercolor cartoon—has earned millions of streams and global acclaim.

Coral Grief is the Seattle-based dream pop project of Lena Farr-Morrissey (vocals, bass, synth) Sam Fason (guitar, synth) and Cam Hancock (drums). Rich guitars, glowing synths, driving bass, and ethereal vocals swirl around skeletal drum beats to create a textured, intricate sound that is experimental, playful, and catchy.

Emi Pop is a Puerto Rican-born, Seattle-based musician whose sound blends Spanish pop with power-pop and punk influences. Known for her catchy choruses, sing-along anthems, and infectious energy, Emi Pop brings a fresh, dynamic edge to the Seattle music scene.

Gabriel Teodros is a storied emcee, producer and DJ from South Seattle who first made a mark with the group Abyssinian Creole, and reached an international audience with his critically-acclaimed solo debut Lovework. He has been setting stages on fire ever since, all across the US, Canada, Mexico, Cuba, Ethiopia and South Africa; often in combination with workshops on creative writing, music, history, science fiction and media literacy.

Glass Mansions, led by the charismatic, sultry voice of Jayna Doyle, is an Altpop trio from Austin, TX influenced by modern and 90s pop, heavy synths and tight, dance-friendly rhythms. Their music is propulsive and elastic, with bubbly pop-melodies, lush electronic beds of sound and intelligent, intimate lyrics.

Kate Dinsmore is a singer-songwriter based in Seattle, WA. A dynamic performer and vocalist, Dinsmore brings her songs to the stage with an undeniable presence.

The Louisiana Surf Department is a swampadelic-country-rock band founded January 1, 2024 in Austin, Texas.

Macy Todd's warm, lived-in voice and roots-leaning sound balance classic songwriting with quiet modern candor. Introduced through her single “something pretty," Todd pairs intimate storytelling with an Americana sensibility reminiscent of Sheryl Crow, the emotional timelessness of Patsy Cline, and the raw vocal prowess of Alanis Morissette. Earlier releases like "pocket change" established her plainspoken lyricism and understated, heart-forward style.

When Mikky steps onto the stage in her 9 inch heels, she gives the people what they want: a larger than life rockstar and thunderous vocals to boot. The members, a nebulous and ever-expanding roster of Austin’s best rockers, add an extra glitter of drama when they take the stage alongside her. Together, the band’s raw, eccentric performance and campy pageantry transport audiences back in time as Mikky & The Doom brings the glam back to rock.

Ellie Barber a.k.a. Ollella (oh-lel-uh) began her career as a musician when she sang before she could talk.
Trained as a classical cellist since the age of nine, the Seattle indie-folk artist merges her technical string background with authoritative vocals and live-looping. Described as “really outstanding” by NPR Music and “so tastefully done” by Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast), Ollella’s sound is organic with a side of edge, pulling on influences such as Feist, Cat Power, and Sylvan Esso.

Dorian Williams II, known professionally as Skateland, is an American singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Austin, TX. After moving from Las Vegas to pursue a degree at the University of Texas, Williams began writing songs and experimenting with various instruments in his bedroom and Skateland was born. Described as a “bedroom pop mastermind”, Williams blends “dreamy indie pop, cathartic synth pop, and lush indie rock for a remarkable listen.”