Johanna Warren crafts powerful songs in unusual time signatures with melancholic open tunings, weaving adept finger-picking with lilting, acrobatic vocal lines and potent poetry. An intuitively self-taught guitar player and classically trained flute player, Warren’s writing draws from the depths of the human experience, alchemizing life’s darkest moments into refined offerings of beauty. Although Warren has lent her vocal talents to artists like Iron & Wine, Natalie Merchant, and Jesca Hoop, she is a songwriter first and foremost, paying homage through her life’s work to her personal saviors Joni Mitchell, Elliott Smith, and Nick Drake.
In 2015, with the release of “numun,” Warren was noted as one of Rolling Stone Magazine’s “4 Singer-Songwriters You Need to Know in 2015,” one of Stereogum’s “50 Best New Bands of 2015,” and the Portable Infinite’s list of “Best Albums of 2015.”

Buck Curran is a Maine-based singer-songwriter-guitarist and producer. Since 2005, Curran has recorded and performed as one half of the Alt Folk duo Arborea. Arborea has toured extensively throughout the US, UK, and Europe since 2007. Arborea’s 4th album , “Red Planet,” received critical praise, including Rolling Stone Magazine’s “Best Under-the-Radar Albums of 2011.”
Curran’s debut solo album “Immortal Light” will be released July 24, 2016 through Obsolete Recordings/ESP-Disk. Curran’s music is influenced by nature and has developed through a decade of playing with Arborea, and the experience of playing Blues and Folk throughout the 1990’s.

Italian musician Adele H created her solo project in 2012. She plays layers of sound with voices and drums. Her music is primordial, psychedelic and instinctive. Adele H also collaborates with Buck Curran.