Marshall Law Band is a Seattle-based Funk-Hop band led by MC, Marshall Hugh and backed by a five piece instrument toting groove machine.

Oblé Reed is a 24-year-old Alternative Hip-Hop artist born and raised in Seattle, WA, whose sound and story have carved out a singular path in the next generation of rap. After breaking out with his acclaimed debut project LINDENAVE!, named the #1 Album of 2023 by The Seattle Times, Oblé has since amassed tens of millions of streams across his discography and built a reputation as one of the most exciting emerging voices in hip-hop today.

Telehealth is a Seattle synth punk conglomerate formed by Alexander Attitude and Kendra Cox, alongside Ian McCutcheon, John O’Connor, and Dillon Sturtevant. Emerging from the Pacific Northwest, the group treats modern culture like a marketplace, interrogating burnout, tech optimism, branding, and the performance of "progress" through sharp hooks and danceable tension.

Rooted in folk,rock and woodsy Americana, the Moondoggies take influences from such vocally inclined groups as The Byrds, The Band, and The Flying Burrito Brothers. Although hailing from Seattle, seeds for the band's formation were planted in nearby Everett, Washington, where Kevin Murphy (vocals, guitar), Robert Terreberry (bass), Carl Dahlen (drums), and Caleb Quick (keyboards) formed a teenaged band while attending Cascade High School.

All Star Opera, a seven-member Hip Hop ensemble hailing from Seattle, WA, was founded in 2016 and has since evolved into a unique musical force. With a steadfast commitment to growth, the band seamlessly blends the introspective and thought-provoking lyricism of MCs Flow Carter and Oz.

There is a throughline of story in every song, a remembrance of knowledge and teachings, a gratitude of wisdom passed down and carried. There is a reimagining of Sedna who was offered to the sea, and a beautiful rumination on sacrifice and humanity, and what it means to hold the stories that work to teach us something.

Byland is the moniker and last name of Seattle based, Albuquerque raised, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Alie Renee. Alie’s cinematic, indie-rock sound is grounded by vocally vulnerable moments that will move you to lean in. The acclaimed project has received recognition from outlets like KEXP, Under The Radar, American Songwriter, Flood Magazine, and others.

Olivia Thomas—aka LIV— is a Pacific Northwest Native who at her core, values creativity, living freely, and the service of others. Keeping her family and friends at the forefront of all that drives her, she uses her love and obsession with music, mixed with a knack for word play, to bring what she feels is a “dope sound and vision” to her audience.

Bringing an unforgettable ambiance to any stage, Maya Marie keeps an audience captivated as her soulful voice kicks a beat into your heart.

MONSTERWATCH delivers a raw, high-energy blast of distortion and adrenaline. Known for their frenetic live shows and unfiltered sound, the band channels pure chaos. Fusing breakneck riffs with anthemic hooks. Proving again and again why they’re one of the most electrifying forces in modern punk.

Seattle, WA Making music with my friends.

Powerhouse vocalist, songwriter, and producer TEZATALKS coins her sound as Hardcore Pop, a blend of nu-metal, Alt-rap, and electronic pop. Her lyrics are inspired by her life experiences and love of poetry.

Terror/Cactus is the digital folklore and psychedelic electro-cumbia project of Martín Selasco. Born in Buenos Aires and raised in Miami, the Seattle-based producer draws from wide variety of Latin-American influences in his productions including Argentine folk, Peruvian chicha, and Colombian cumbia. These influences are woven into hypnotic electronic beats featuring psychedelic guitars, dub lasers, and field recordings.

I started playing piano at church as kid with a love of gospel and jazz. As I grew older I found my love of hip hop and R&B songs.

Cumulus is the creative outlet and songwriting project of Alexandra Lockhart, having just released her 3rd album “Something Brighter” via Share It Music.

Dean Johnson was given his first guitar at fourteen. Putting chords together through trial and error and artistic intuition remained a casual, mostly isolated endeavor for many years.