Eliza Edens / Randy Miles / Glenn Echo / Field Guides

Eliza Edens is a Brooklyn-based songwriter who writes songs that dance inside the white-hot intersection of pleasure and pain. Bold and sincere, their songs are like antique cameo necklaces–snapshots of tenderness, worn close to the heart. A palette of punchy electric guitars and drums, gentle keys, and flourishes of saxophone and electronic percussion accent Edens’ voice as they sing of lovers & lilacs, grief & gratitude, and Freud’s “death drive.” Chameleonic in nature, Edens touches corners of pop, rock, folk, and country–with their voice as the glue that binds each genre foray together into a commanding sound. Their music poignantly moves through the landscape of grief, while also foisting joy, love, and humor up to the light.
https://eliza-edens.bandcamp.com/
Randy Miles is an indie-folk artist born in New England and currently rooted beneath the wide skies of Louisville, Colorado. After a decade of playing and touring in bands up and down the East Coast, he's turned inward to craft his first solo album to be released late spring of this year. His sound is warm, worn, and weary—with unhurried melodies and lyrics that move like the weather.
https://rmiles.bandcamp.com
Formed in 2015, under the moniker Glenn Echo , a nod to the street he grew up on, the alt-folk project by multi-instrumentalist Matt Gaydar has a deceptively intricate way of spinning guitar melodies, cozy vocal harmonies, and introspective lyrics. There’s a professional quality to Glenn Echo’s music that’s typically reserved for seasoned musicians, and listening to his debut LP, it’s easy to picture him sharing the stage with those very luminaries. After all, over the span of 12 songs, Fixed Memory plays out like a pastoral soundscape that could easily be mistaken for the work of Big Thief, Keaton Henson, or José González. Currently working on his second album with engineer/producer Peter Brownlee, the double EP Sketches & Cuts came out 2023, while “Hello Grace!” the No Believer EP dropped in 2025. 
https://glennecho.bandcamp.com/
https://fieldguides.bandcamp.com/album/esopus