Nour Harkati is a Tunisian, New York–based, desert blues musician and singer-songwriter, forging a powerful bridge between ancestral North African traditions and the raw pulse of contemporary urban sound. he blends the ancient resonance of the African guembri with gritty NYC drums, electronic textures, and modern songcraft.
Never Come Down weaves together modern and traditional styles of American music, highlighted by polished technical skills and a commitment to listening to each other.
Born in Louisiana and naturalized by the Natural State, Dylan Earl seeks to understand himself by understanding others. Earl is a welcome, original voice in the scene, finding favor in mainstream and alternative spaces alike as a loveable, alt-country hippie.
The Sons of Rainier make the kind of music to fall in love to. Devin Champlin, Dean Johnson, Sam Gelband, and Charlie Meyer come together to bring joy to all who hear their tight harmonies, sweet guitar licks, and relatable lyrics.
A trio originally from the Southwest that plays various styles of music of the early 1900s. The three are inseparable and spend all of their time picking apart old tunes, listening to and collecting 78s, throwing shows in Portland, OR, and traveling around the country together.
Music with a spirit of beauty, spontaneity, dance, and jazz improvisation! This duo is a unique blend of jazzy folk and blues on resonator guitars and accordion, along with interesting interplay between male and female vocals.
