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.

Seattle, WA Making music with my friends.

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.

The third full-length from Deep Sea Diver, Impossible Weight is a work of sublime highs and mesmerizing lows, its restless intensity both unsettling and transcendent.

La Fonda is an indie rock band from Seattle fronted by Filipino-American sisters, Valerie and Veronica Topacio.

Shaina Shepherd is a singer, songwriter, vocal teacher, and community organizer in Seattle, WA.

Thunderpussy is a musical portal to human connection.

Like every good band ever, Wild Powwers have imbued a very individual sense of character into their music.

Guy Keltner, the primary songwriter for Acid Tongue, took a rough couple of years and turned them into libretto. “I became incredibly depressed and started spending a lot of time at the Arboretum in Seattle.

Beverly Crusher is a Seattle based rock and roll band formed from previous and current music projects.

In an “about damn time” kind of moment, the Seattle based singer-songwriter Caitlin Sherman stepped out solo. She had her fair share of collaborations over the years, most notably the cosmic psych rock of Evening Bell and the hazy noir of Slow Skate.

Fiery Flows and a soulful voice Da Qween uses voice as a Rallying Call for the Queer babies who are still tryna change this world with the only things the world ant ever take from them their talent their energy and l their love.

Parisalexa’s genre bending sound is fresh and reminiscent all at the same time.