Introspective, soul centered hip hop.

King Dream is a Bay Area rock ‘n’ roll band helmed by Oakland native Jeremy Lyon, a lifelong songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who crafts dive bar anthems with heart, brains and soul.

Roaring out of the fog-shrouded hills of Sonoma and drowning out the chatter, New Wave/Prog-Pop troubadours Pardon the Interruption (aka PTI) are taking their place — asserting their voice — in the storied musical conversation of the San Francisco Bay Area.

RAD and Campbell make folk, punk multilingual magic.

Led by the captivating presence of guitarist/vocalist Javi Jimenez, this band evokes an element of romanticism that makes you feel like you’re in a gypsy fever dream. Their original compositions possess an emotional charge, awakening dance moves you might not have conjured in years.

Joan Baez walks off Jefferson Airplane to meet Rodriguez at Neutral Milk Hotel for a Whiskey Ginger and some Alabama Shakes...

X Confidence plays synthesizer-based indie-pop-rock in a sumptuous, retro blend of 80s synth, 70s groove & today’s sensibilities…

"Led by Bay Area singer songwriter and Producer Sebastian Saint James the Highway Poets have an eclectic sound that lays somewhere between The Rolling Stones and The Black Keys. A modern mix of Rock, Folk and Indie Blues. They strive to push the barriers with honest lyrics, soul and an unforgettable one of a kind show." -The Best of The Bay

Sonoma County’s folk trio is made up of Anita Bear Sandwina, Megan McLaughlin, and Tom Kuhn. Anita and Megan, both award-winning songwriters, met behind the microphone singing backups at a friend’s show and discovered their sister- like harmony blend. The Musers have produced three CDs of original songs in the four years they have been together. Their “Free Range Folk” includes Irish, Appalachian, Roots, Swing, Gospel, and Americana. Each musical dish is served up with laughter, dancing feet, and verve.

“I want to bring something new and fresh to the genre of Hip-Hop.”

Born and raised in Santa Rosa, CA, has come a long way from making music with friends while attending Analy High School. He found refuge in writing lyrics while battling his depression and anxiety and was able to grow as a musician helping others who battle with the same disease. His passion and love for music stems from what he grew up listening to during his childhood: The Temptations, Notorious B.I.G., and Frank Sinatra to name a few. As his view of Hip-Hop transformed, Tru Lyric began working with musicians from across the county to infuse Jazz, Gospel, Rock, Blues, and even Salsa into his music.

In 2020 Tru Lyric began working on a new sound for his most recent EP, “Black Kids Like Emo”, an alternative album with a Hip-Hop fusion. This project was largely inspired by his high school experiences. Written through the eyes of his high school self, the EP talks about bullies, lost love, struggling to fit in, and most importantly self love and acceptance. Sprinkled throughout the EP is plenty of humor and references taking you back to 2010. “Black Kids Like Emo” was released digitally in June 2021. Tru has kept his foot on the gas since then releasing a variety of singles this year that greatly highlight his versatility as a recording artist!