Darcy Nelson is a Colorado-based singer-songwriter known for bringing soulful acoustic music and grounding presence to festivals, wellness spaces, and intimate venues across the West. Her songs blend folk, Americana, jazz, and indie-pop influences, weaving themes of love, longing, resilience, and joy with a mix of vulnerability, sass, and uplifting fun.

Samantha is a dynamic singer-songwriter based in Northern Colorado, blending heartfelt lyrics with soulful melodies that linger long after the final note. Her music tells stories of love, longing, and wild adventure, drawing listeners in with every song. Onstage, Samantha creates an atmosphere that feels both electric and deeply personal—opening space for audiences to laugh, sing, and share in the moment. With captivating vocals and a natural, easy charm, she delivers performances that leave people glowing. 

Jackson Maloney is a singer-songwriter based in Hygiene, Colorado. Originally from Northern California, he moved out to the Front Range in 2012 to attend college at CU Boulder where he studied Creative Writing, Poetry, and Literature. In 2019, he released his debut album Things To Live For, inspired by his love for the written word, the natural world, and the sounds of the western landscape. His latest project, Dharma Farm (2021), is a 6-song EP that was recorded in the barn-turned-music-venue at the property where he now lives in Hygiene.

The band came together in the spring of 2020. We practiced up in Nederland, Colorado through the summer till recording started in early August. Still having fun together as we add new songs etc...

I'm a 17 year old singer/songwriter out of Fort Collins. I love  writing my own songs and putting my unique spin on classic rock, country and folk from the 50's, 60's and 70's!

Larry is a singer/songwriter and has been performing for 35 years at venues in Florida, Colorado, Bristol England, and Budapest Hungary including restaurants, coffee houses, bars, hotels, special event concerts, prisons and festivals.  He has recorded three albums at his Acoustic Ranch Recording Studio in Laporte, Colorado where he is a studio musician and engineer on a wide array of projects. His music includes acoustic fingerstyle blues, folk, alternative rock, and gospel.  Covers and originals.

Raised by Colorado hippies in the 1980s, Sean Waters would get masters degrees in philosophy and education while performing in the jam-rock band Wasabi (‘Best Colorado Jamband’ in Denver’s Westword in 2007) and the indie-folk duo the Seers, one of the “hardest working bands in the region” (The Coloradoan in 2014.)

After more than 1000 shows over 18 years, Waters' demos intrigued L.A.-based producer Justin Andres, who was then the live music director for Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer Eric Burdon and the Animals.

Ian Cooke is a singer-songwriter who plays cello and piano. He often uses a loop pedal to layer his cello and voice. He has been performing his unique music for the past 23 years, and continues working to keep his style evoving. His influences include classical, pop, film & TV scores, prog-rock, world music, musical theater, and jazz. He was born in Adelaide, Australia, and grew up in Greeley, CO.
 

Some songs Carson Block writes are better served naked on a simple acoustic platter. Carson has been writing and performing in Fort Collins' own Cool Hand Juke for 16+ years, bringing vocal energy to CHJ's thunderous, funky and soulful groove. He also loves other musical styles and composes in the tradition of his inspirations Lyle Lovett, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Los Lobos, Sturgill Simpson, Mavis Staples, Steve Earle, and his 93-year-old mum Patsy Block, who has the best voice in the world.