Brandon writes his music at the piano, blending Americana and folk-pop with a bluesy and soulful tone shaped by his growing up in the south. He shares his songs with the hope that turning personal struggles into music will help others process emotion, heal, and simply make it through this wild life. His lyrics are intimate and vulnerable, drawn from his experiences with addiction, illness, and loss, and carried by a voice and presence that aims to be honest rather than polished.

Benji is a Fort Collins native who loves hiking, biking, fishing and exploring. Benji has always loved music, but his passion for performing was ignited during his first experience with the Fort Collins music scene at a Graham Good and the Painters concert. He’s been playing guitar ever since and is working on growing his song writing skills. Since his debut last year, Benji has come up with many originals and is currently working on recording them. You can hear his originals, a few covers, and his own tribute to our colorful state of Colorado. 

Tom Scharf likes to make audiences smile by telling stories (mostly true) and presenting them with his soulful baritone voice and melodic guitar work.

 Maybe it’s odd for me to be the one writing this but why not hear it straight from the horse’s mouth? Does anyone actually read these? Well, if you’re still here…. My name is Patrick Dethlefs and I’m a singer, songwriter and musician based out of Denver, Colorado. I started releasing my own music around 2010. Since then I’ve played a lot of shows, written a fair amount of songs and opened for many people I could call heroes. I’ve got a new record “Patty” (out September 12th, 2025) and I think is some of my best work yet.

Vetiver & Pine is a harmony-driven, haunting folk trio. Drawing inspiration from Colorado roots, the songwriter supergroup combines uncanny vocal melodies with compelling stories that put listeners in an ethereal trance. Artists each in their own right, Kate Farmer, Taylor Shae, and Kass Hauck birthed Vetiver & Pine out of a love of dark-Americana, heart-strung melodies, and bewitching tones.

Meet Sam Mouton

Sam is a talented acoustic musician known for his soulful performances.

With a unique blend of folk, reggae, RnB, and contemporary influences, he can bring a refreshing and intimate sound to any occasion. Upbeat guitar, coupled with rich, emotive vocals, creates a warm, captivating atmosphere.

Born in Fort Collins, Colorado to an artistically encouraging family environment, Sam was inspired to become a musician from an early age.

Banana Bangs is a duo group of women who love to harmonize, they have been singing together for several years doing mostly covers, and originals are on the horizon. They perform a variety of genres, but indie folk is their favorite. Both are in college in Fort Collins and look to music as a creative release and a way to spread joy throughout the community. 

Macy Warner is a singer-songwriter from Fort Collins, Colorado. Known for her brutally vulnerable lyrics, Macy explores the painful aspects of the human experience with raw honesty. She has released two acoustic folk albums with the indie label Plotline Records in Fort Collins and is set to release a new album in March 2025, expanding into the indie rock genre with the sound of a full band.

Ann Terrill hails from Chicago, IL.

She moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado when she was 4.

Receiving a guitar from her parents at 17, Ann has since dedicated her life to music.

Blues, Soul, Rock, Jazz, Americana, Celtic and Folk are her specialities. 

One day she would like to play in Ireland.

Ann has starred in a PBS 2023 documentary about song bird Queen Palmer, the wife of General Palmer, who founded Colorado Springs in 1871.