Jacqueline Hackett:
Jacqueline Hackett is a Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter known for her nostalgic, slow-burning sound that explores themes of love and loss. With unfiltered lyricism and raw vulnerability, her music deeply connects with listeners, offering an intimate glimpse into her emotional world. Her debut LP, Pollyanna Cowgirl, was released in September 2024 via Better Company Records.
Elly Kace:
Elly Kace, an internationally renowned opera singer, ventured into pop with her 2021 debut album Nothing I See Means Anything, blending introspection with danceable energy. Her latest album, Object Permanence, delves into deeply personal themes, transforming her grief into a healing, stunning collection of songs. The album showcases her creative growth, as she continues to embrace new perspectives and push artistic boundaries.
Camp Bedford:
Camp Bedford is a New York-based Folk-Pop/Rock band known for their "well-tuned rally cry" sound (Country Queer). With powerful harmonies, wicked vocals, and standout songwriting, they’ve made a name for themselves in the Brooklyn music scene and beyond, drawing comparisons to Joseph, First Aid Kit, and The Chicks. Emphasizing community over all, Camp Bedford fans will tell you they're more than just a band—they’re a place where everyone is welcome.
Anterra:
Anterra’s music blends haunting, atmospheric synths with a crystalline voice, creating expansive art pop infused with intimate folk sensibility. Her lyrics, filled with vivid imagery, explore healing, longing, and transformation, often using the natural world as a mystical guide. Frequently compared to Florence and the Machine, Anterra’s emotionally resonant, theatrical presence makes her a rising voice in dark indie folk.