Harriet Moxon is a folk singer-songwriter whose sound is defined by resonant open tunings, intricate fingerpicking, and pure, airy vocals. Their most recent album, Metamorphosis, explores themes of change with a warm, 1960s folk flair.

Emma Heller is a Chicago-based folk singer-songwriter. She combines abstract lyrics and progressions that define the moments “in-between.” Her new EP is currently in production and will be released later this fall.

Aliejha is an indie-folk singer/songwriter whose wistful stripped-back arrangements and forefront vocals envelope vulnerability and encouragement into one compound. Based in Chicago, Aliejha grew up a self-taught multi-instrumentalist, primarily opting for an acoustic guitar. Aiming to garner an exceptional understanding of music, Aliejha began songwriting within reason to track personal development, which quickly became a sacred outlet. Throughout his academic career, Aliejha has self-engineered and published a homemade EP, “Amulet” 2025, along with a small number of single releases.