Brett Wildeman is a guitar strumming, nature loving musician and cyclist who shares his passion for music and the environment through his unique projects and creative initiatives.

Charlotte Wrinch is a singer-songwriter living on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia. A FACTOR Demo Award winner, she plays acoustic guitar, piano, and a collection of recorders and penny whistles.  She performs regularly at many of the festivals and live music venues on the BC coast.

The title track of her first album, Kiss The Ground, was used in the 10th episode of the television hit show "Charmed", which premiered on January 20, 2019.

Released Oct 31st 2014, her studio album Kiss The Ground is receiving airplay at many college, community and internet stations across North America and as far abroad as Bangalore, India and Brisbane, Australia. Kiss The Ground has also been added to CBC’s national library in Toronto.

Charlotte has appeared as a guest on Coast Cable TV, and has been featured as the cover story for Sunstream Magazine. Just recently, Toronto-based internet radio network Mediazoic featured Charlotte Wrinch as their Unsigned Indie Artist of the Week, and the album has been charting at CFBX and other college stations for several weeks in the Folk/Roots album category.

Her style has been compared to Nancy and Anne Wilson of the band Heart, and radio station music directors typically place her into the Indie Folk/Singer-songwriter genres.

Skye Wallace is what happens when a classically trained singer with east coast roots discovers punk rock in their youth.  Hailed coast to coast as a “national treasure” (Sad Mag), Skye Wallace bases out of Toronto, Ontario.

Her voice and sound, accompanied by her full band, is a force to be reckoned with. Her newest album Something Wicked, produced by Jim Bryson, was listed as one of Vancouver Weekly's Best Albums of 2016 and CBC's  Top 8 Albums You Need To Hear This Month. Dubbed by CBC's Stephen Quinn a "kick ass record", Something Wicked will "burn you to the ground" (Vice/Noisey)!

Delhi 2 Dublin is a band from Vancouver BC. They invented the genre 'celtic punjabi electronica' which sounds pretty dumb on paper, but is actually super badass. They play really LOUD party music, so don't invite them over for 'that ethnic feel' at your next cocktail part cause 'that ethnic feel' will slap your guests straight upside the bhangra muscle. Many people like them, from little kids to grannies. Seriously, their shows are like scenes from an alternate dimension where people are nice to each other and everything's ok. 

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