Hailing from his family’s farm in central New York State, Sawyer Fredricks is fast establishing himself as an authentic original, Americana artist with an old soul. His deep, beyond-his-years lyrics and melodies, raw, soulful vocals, and powerful live performances have attracted an ever growing number of devoted fans of all ages, selling out shows throughout the US. Parsonsfield draws their name from the rural Maine town that’s home to the Great North Sound Society, the farmhouse-turned- recording-studio.

Los Angeles-based chanteuse/songwriter Jessica Fichot is a lot like her hometown of Paris: French at heart, but with a soul that’s truly international. Drawing from her multi-ethnic French / Chinese / American upbringing, her music takes the listener on a twisting journey out of the French chanson tradition, into the land of 1940’s Shanghai jazz, gypsy swing, international folk, and into the wilderness of her imagination.

Pop Rocks is the ultimate dance band: tons of current high energy hits, mixed with the classics from the 80s, 90s and today.  It’s a song list to keep you on the dance floor all night long from Bruno Mars to Whitney Houston, they dig deep into classic dance songs and execute them with style and enthusiasm.

These three artists have joined together to form a musical “tour-de-force”, blending their artistry and talents to create a new synthesis of Blues and Latin music. This unique combination of musicians – all virtuosos in their own right – features an amazing interplay and repertoire that promises to dazzle audiences!

Mojo Green is a 7-piece, female-fronted, horn-heavy funk band from Reno featuring a high energy, hard-hitting horn section. Kadija is diaspora music- funk/soul/jazz heavily inundated with breakbeats and African rhythms sprinkled with heart opening and soul reaching lyrics.

Marquez and Ciavarelli are young jazz guitarists with mad skills who bring exuberant energy coupled with virtuosity beyond their years to the late master’s convoluted renderings of what we now call gypsy jazz. The Django Shredders have held court in the deep talent pools at DjangoVegas and the San Diego Gypsy Jazz Festival.

Cutting their teeth in progressive bluegrass jams in San Francisco’s Mission District and rehearsing in the East Bay, Front Country learned to play roots music their own way. They were just a group of friends playing a monthly gig until 2012 and 2013 when Front Country gathered around a single microphone at the RockyGrass and Telluride festivals, and won first prize in those prestigious band contests that once launched the careers of the Dixie Chicks, Greensky Bluegrass and the Steep Canyon Rangers.

Modern day troubadour Quique Escamilla makes music that comes straight from the soul. The stories he tells are the stories we need to hear; socially and politically conscious lyrics paired with exceptional musicianship.

Like an old-time barn dance in downtown New Orleans, the Bumper Jacksons pull together a vast array of early American traditions into a deliciously cohesive sound that strikes you right in the heart. Country swing, old-time blues, brassed-up bluegrass – these high-spirit wonders do and love it all. Powerhouse vocals are flanked by a dexterous pedal steel and a brassalicious horn section, all supported by dynamic drums and bass.