Maile is a passionate visionary, artist, writer, musician, and content creator who uses her philosophies on life, the arts, and community to inspire wonder, hope, and creativity in others so they can live their best life and make their best art.

Shades of Plaid is an indie-country-pop duo—vocalist Brianna Russell and producer Kyle Russell—known for heartfelt lyrics, genre-blending sounds, and music that invites listeners to feel deeply, dance freely, and embrace emotion.

Owen Austin Cooney is a singer-songwriter and frontman of the Seattle-based pop rock band Antarcticans, creating music that inspires confidence and calms the soul, blending influences from New Wave, electronic, and Americana.

Lily Silve is a self-taught indie, folk, and pop artist whose haunting vocals and cinematic storytelling explore grief, joy, and growth, blending vulnerability, imagination, and a whimsical, witchy edge to help others feel seen.

Andy Brooke is a drummer with nearly a decade of experience who thrives in jazz but also plays rock, musicals, and folk. He specializes in live theatre audio engineering and enjoys MTG, D&D, and spending time outdoors with friends.

Kara Holmlund is a pianist who started with classical music and now explores jazz, Cuban, and Latin styles through improvisation. When not playing, she enjoys D&D, board games, and making chainmaille jewelry with her husband and two rescue pit bulls.

Bryan Spence is a Seattle-based multi-instrumentalist with over 20 years of stage experience and a background in classical and jazz piano, guitar, and vocals. Outside of music, he designs mechanical keyboards and enjoys time with his wife and two toddlers.

Mico makes late-night music from his bedroom, blending lofi, R&B, and acoustic pop to capture love, loss, and the in-between. His collabs with producer HAM add bounce to his introspective sound—like voice notes you weren’t meant to hear.

Misha is a Russian-American songwriter, poet, and musician from Seattle who creates heartfelt songs rooted in passion, honesty, and love—offering art that aims to leave you feeling something true and meaningful.