Everson Pines is a rock band from Seattle, WA. The Everson Pines debut album "Please Be Still" was released August 23, 2016. This inaugural EP will take you back to the classic sounds of electric guitars, cranked amps and Wurlitzer pianos. With a double singer/songwriter contribution, every Everson Pines song has a unique flavor ranging from melodic and heartfelt to crunchy and hard-rocking. We harken back to the days when musicians plugged into their amps and let their axes do the talking. Recorded live in Seattle, WA, Everson Pines wants to deliver genuine, hip-shakin' rock and roll. Kick back, Turn it up. Enjoy. Recorded at Studio Litho. Produced, engineered and mixed by Geoff Stanfield. Everson Pines is: Karl Benitez, Patrick Long, Trevor Lyon, Nick Nordahl, & Eric Weisenstein

Seattle is well known for its contributions to the musical landscape. Next up is Progressive Blues band Fast Nasties. The five-piece outfit offers its brand of blues as a sound best described as Motown meets Led Zeppelin. The band blends traditional blues essences with rock and soul to bring a fresh, younger vibe to a musical style long relegated to "granddaddy's records." But this ain't your granddaddy's blues. It’s a sound crafted with sensitivities for the modern ear while maintaining cornerstones of blues which purists will appreciate. Eric Blu, lead singer, offers smooth and powerful vocals while guitarist Andreas Laursen adds scorching leads over a rhythm section that cooks throughout.

Learning to play the piano at age 3, Sheri Roberts Greimes has become a respected singer and musician throughout the Pacific NorthWest. Starting her career in piano-bars at the age of 15, she released her first single “Later On” with some local success. Sheri became a featured performer in the local lounges, area fairs and community events, weddings and private parties as she pursued her recording career. Placing second in the Wrangler Country Showdown on the Grand Ole Opry, Sheri moved to Nashville in 1986. She quickly became a favorite songwriter/singer in Nashville, playing showcases and events in the prestigious Blue Bird Café, Douglas Corner, The Cannery, The Stockyard and Nashville Palace. Sheri continued to perform throughout the United States at the State and County Fair circuits, as well as in Las Vegas, NV. She released her first album “Good Night Texas” in 1990 and had some independent radio success. Sheri became a single parent and moved home to Washington State to pursue a college degree and play in local bands while raising her son. Graduating from college with a medical degree, she continued to perform with local bands Borderline, PF Flyer, Mustard Seed and many more. Sheri suffered a physical challenge in 2012 and was unable to sing for almost three years. Building her vocal strength back, Sheri has pursued her musical career with a vengeance, determined to give it all a second chance. Though she is on continuous oxygen therapy, she still sings with the dynamics and strength of a seasoned professional. Venturing into the Blues Scene, she is working on recording her first “Blues” album of new songs. She currently plays with her band Jo Momma, as well as part of the duo, Sassy Sistas and as a solo artist. Being featured in local venues, Sheri continues to share her music with the community, playing anywhere and anytime she can. Look for her next performance near you!

The Hasslers, local Missoula Americana/ Alt-Country troubadours, have been spending the last year in the Pacific Northwest, getting their feet wet in the big city music scene, playing venues weekly in Seattle and Portland, and most importantly, recording their full-length album, State Center. This new 12 song LP documents their move, both musically and lyrically, through homesick blues songs, lovelorn country songs, and a new turn into roots-rock with horn arrangements, funky guitar licks, and wailing organ riffs. As winners of the emerging artist contest, they played the main stage at Red Ants Pants Music Festival last year, and will taking their show on the road in Summer '16. Recently they've been seen playing alongside acts such as Blitzen Trapper, the Cave Singers, Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers, the Gypsy Lumberjacks, the Black Lillies, the Heartless Bastards, and many more!

Thunder Pawh's mission is to provide the world with feel good frequencies and an original style of music that all people can feel with fresh vibrations that awaken the soul. With a smorgasbord of lavish sounds from funk, house, and chill wave, Thunder Pawh blends thick, bass heavy, soulful house rhythms with the big builds and drops you hear in EDM, all topped off with live drumming on some of the rarest drums and funkiest looking drums ever made. The roaring sound of the North Toms mixed with the seductive and exciting tracks, create a seamless and entertaining show that has been described as, "Energetic", "Dancey", and "The best soundtrack Space Jam never had".

USTA is a modern Pop/R&B songwriter focused on a clean & simple esthetic. Love, loss and the process in between. 3 hard hitting singles out now. Repping emerging Seattle's Pop scene. Subscribe and follow. @USTAlisten

To entertain your ears... EDM DJ/producer composer and self-taught musician. Recently ranked 14th out of 5.5 million artists globally. CiViLX plays over 20 instruments, infused the art of classic sounds with electronic music, always thinks outside the box, CiViLX creates an amazing musical experience for everyone to enjoy. CiViLX adds to the magic he creates by being technically savvy. CiViLX is a very fun, charismatic, energetic person and performer; this makes him a very popular person in the Seattle EDM and Club scene. No matter what he's doing, if he's spinning or just enjoying someone else's music, clubs and club-goers really like having him around. In the last 7 years he has also released 10 full LPs. CivilX is currently signed with CiViLX Music (My own label), IMASS music and Dark Black records Ember Music. Previous bookings include: Foundation Night Club Seattle, Dante's Seattle, Volume, Studio 7, Vermillion, Darrel's, and The Mercury. Seattle Washington Electronic Music http://www.civilxmusic.com

It's a fairy-tale story starring the wonders of kismet and modern technology: four musicians, brought together in Seattle from the wide corners of the US, who blend their experience and influences to find a sound that is both new and true to the era they came from. The Science of Deduction (TSOD) is comprised of four talented and intelligent musicians who have had exciting and extensive experience in spearheading their music and entertainment scenes throughout their careers. This experience includes national TV appearances, high-profile festivals and events, playing beside many prominent acts and national and international successes in the music and entertainment industries. Their collective experience is evident throughout their debut self-titled EP as well as their follow-up EP Blue Ocean Rising; Red Blood Running. Along with other local bands, TSOD is helping to define and nurture the rebirth of the electro-genre in a region best known for the traditional 5-piece rock band. Out of the ashes of 80s new-wave and through the electronic tunnels of 90s synthpop, The Science of Deduction emerges into a newer, darker world where pop sensibilities and gothic overlords walk arm-in-arm.

Residing in Seattle, live electronic duo Cuff Lynx reaches deep into the world of analog sound. Crafting a dark, rigid voice that’s suitable for disco clubs or basement bars. Equipped with guitars, drum machines and swelling synth leads the music is recreated live and unique to every performance.

I've been a DJ for 10 years in the NW & Greater Seattle area, I love all kinds of music, I also play and write music guitar, keyboards, vocals. I love to help people have a good time and it's easy for me to do that with music as a DJ. I just finished 14 days at the WA State Fair in the main stage

A band born around a campfire: that is what Garrett and the Sheriffs comes down to. After working together at a beloved summer camp, Garrett Hendricks, Peter Erickson, and Danny Grasseschi formed Garrett and the Sheriffs out of a communal love of music. Vivid summers in the great outdoors birthed the band’s rootsy grit and organic soul. With influences ranging from the Zac Brown Band and Johnny Cash to the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Pearl Jam, Garrett and the Sheriffs embrace the rich history of Americana and folk music while always looking forward. After gaining a foothold in Bellingham, the band released an eight song EP of both home recorded and studio produced songs written and arranged by Garrett, Peter, and Danny. Now joined by violinist Sarah Elder, Garrett and the Sheriffs plans on taking its rugged Americana music to the rest of Washington and beyond.

According to The Boston Herald, Seattle songwriter Kym Tuvim "is a rarity in modern folk-pop: a...singer-songwriter truly in touch with the roots of American music." The daughter of a pianist and granddaughter of a big band leader, it's safe to say that music was like breathing in Tuvim's childhood home. Growing up in central, suburban California, she was playing piano, guitar and writing songs at an early age. When it came time to go to college, she chose Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, where she studied Jazz piano and composition. She's been based in the Northwest ever since. Touring part-time since 2003, Tuvim has cultivated a national following playing in listening rooms, living rooms, and festivals across the country. She has three albums to her name, all of which have been critically praised by fans and critics alike, including Acoustic Guitar and The Performing Songwriter Magazines. Her seasoned guitar work borrows from folk, pop, jazz and blues, seamlessly blending genres with an intricate and deep groove, while her songwriting delivers lyrics that are truthful, smart and emotionally vulnerable. Of Tuvim's live show, About.com said, "Seattle singer-songwriter Kym Tuvim can sing...A remarkable performer, she didn't bounce all over the place or boogie behind her guitar, and she didn't need to. Her songs were thoughtful, provocative, and relatable. Her voice was solid, strong, and soaking with soul." Tuvim has shared the stage with Susan Werner, Girlyman & Kris Delmhorst, among others, and in 2005, she was voted back for the 2006 'Most Wanted Tour' by the audience at The Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, one of the largest folk festivals in the U.S., held every summer in the Berkshires in New York State.