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Stringed Migration is a Portland, OR, based quartet that performs a lush synthesis of Celtic and international roots music with hints of jazz. Comprised of four multi-instrumentalists whose individual careers have garnered regional, national and international recognition, Stringed Migration is enjoying a rapidly growing reputation in the Northwest folk world. The band features a cast of musicians whose diverse backgrounds touch upon Latin music, Balkan music, Americana, rock, Mediæval music, classical Indian music, Western classical music, and jazz, yet all have deep roots in traditional Irish and Scottish fare. “The idea,” says founder Elizabeth Nicholson, “is to allow everyone in the band to draw from the full spectrum of their experience, rather than conforming to a rigidly defined idiom.” The resulting sound pays true homage to the American melting pot, revealing technical mastery, nuance, spontaneity and heart. Stringed Migration is: Elizabeth Nicholson on vocals, harps, and guitar; Eddie Parente on violin and viola; Bob Soper on bouzouki, fiddle, vocals and guitar; and Rob Barrick on double bass and Scottish smallpipes.

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, alternative rock band One From Many (OFM) has been churning out compelling music for several years and has garnered a name for themselves by being honest in their writing. Always melodic with a strong lyrical and emotional base that is derived from their influences from church hymns to Pearl Jam and The Beach Boys among many, many others. www.OFMmusic.com www.facebook.com/ofmmusic

Tyler Stenson is a Portland singer-songwriter whose music is reminiscent of singer-songwriter greats such as James Taylor & Cat Stevens. Twice named Portland’s “Songwriter of the Year” by the Portland Songwriters Association and “Best Male Artist” at the Portland Music Awards, he's considered one of the premiere singer-songwriters in the Northwest. Nationally, he was hand-picked by legendary producer Don Was as a Top 10 Finalist in Guitar Center’s “Next Great American Songwriter” contest, and he was hand-selected by Adam Duritz (Counting Crows) and Ryan Spaulding (RSLblog) to perform at their Outlaw Roadshow showcase. He's opened for LeAnn Rimes, Chris Isaak, John Popper, Marc Cohn, and his music can be heard on SiriusXM's "Coffee House".

Anna Lynch is an Alaskan singer-songwriter who has opened for acts including Rock n' Roll Hall of Famer Leon Russell, Lucy Wainwright Roche, Sea Wolf, Matt Kearney, and Josh Ritter. Her song “Gone and Back” was featured as the "Song Of The Week" on The Bluegrass Situation, a music blog run by actor Ed Helms of “The Office.” Recently, Country Music Television profiled her song “Railroad Man" on their roots music blog, CMT Edge.

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Otis Heat became a band 2008, meeting as the result of a car accident.

Shoring has been touring the Western US since 2016- wowing audiences with their dynamic live performances, unique yet accessible sound, and strong songwriting. Shoring combines the best elements of Singer / Songwriter (narrative, focused storytelling) with the excitement that only a true four piece Rock and Roll band can bring. Their debut, self-titled album opens with "Holding Me Down", a post-mortem of American Dream Plan A. What follows is a collection of songs about hope and love and optimism, interspersed with songs about fear, lament, guilt, and uncertainty. Album closer "Every Moment We Delay" is a subtle call to action; American Dream Plan A has already fallen apart. Now what? Do what you love, do what you do best, wholeheartedly.

Michael Howard is a songwriter born and raised in the wilds of Alaska. The philosopher and poet John O'Donohue said that the outer landscape of the land that we live in is reflected in our inner landscape of the soul and then reflected back out in the life of the music from a region. Michael Howard’s music is the shape of the Alaskan landscape. As an up and coming songwriter touring the country nonstop following the national release of “The Martyr and the Magician” (2015, Independent), he has quickly gained a reputation as a timeless storyteller in the tradition of the American folk singer, and critics regularly compare his unique voice to great artists such as Cat Stevens and Neil Young. "Howard's voice is so different sounding, he’s transportive, it’s a crafted thing of remarkable beauty, a record for a sunny moment in one breath, the next your darkest hour...“You feel its greatness, it feels important...it’s so difficult to write words to qualify how good, how vital this record is." "9 out of 10" - AmericanaUK album review (July, 2015). Prior to purusing music full time, Michael spent years as a community organizer and activist in his hometown of Anchorage, Alaska. You will hear these influences and the themes of society, politics and religion in his deeply compelling songwriting. In his short career, Michael has been selected as a regional finalist in the NPR Mountain Stage Radio Show NewSong national songwriting competition, and he has received multiple awards, including the prestigious Individual Artist Award from the Rasmuson Foundation in Alaska. Michael has supported other acclaimed songwriters including Jeffrey Martin and Samantha Crain. His second national release entitled “Gasoline Dream” is set to hit the airwaves in September, 2016 followed by national touring.

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