the man who fell in buffalo is a multimedia art, music, and fiction project by Ethan Bundy. Ethan is a night security guard at a museum. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with roommates and cats. Ethan has a degree in fine art from a little, private, christian university in Arkansas. Ethan grew up in DuBois, Pennsylvania.

Ethan writes the songs; some at two am in a stairwell next to his dorm room, some in his head as he packed all he could fit in his 2001 Olds Alero and trekked up to Oregon to see the pacific ocean. It was pretty good, so he stayed. 

He plays the instruments; acoustic guitar with digital pedals, homemade banjo made out of a lunchbox, vintage honer melodica, rattles, shakers, and programming. He records and mixes it to his own brow-creasing standards, on a single Shure 58 and the version of garageband normal people stopped using in 2009.  He also made the album art, and is building a steadily growing online portfolio in pen and acrylics. He wrote a novel, My Broken Id, which is available for purchase in paperback on Amazon.com.

the man who fell in buffalo is about unresolvable paradoxes, learning to follow your gut, roots and americana. It is a little red hen situation. You can listen, look, and read at his website and blog.


Hi, I'm Celeste. I play guitar, I write songs, and I sing. Take a listen! Please.

The Tourist Union is an Americana band from Spokane, WA. Their forthcoming EP showcases their depth as a group with places to go and a bittersweet longing for places they've been. Their sound stems from a blend of their musical roots, featuring alternating vocals and three part harmonies. The group is comprised of guitarist Lucas McIntyre, banjoist Jane Tanfei, and violinist Kathryn Niemela.

Normal Fauna is the recording nym of Andee Joyce, a singer-songwriter on the autism spectrum whose sound has most frequently been compared to Janis Joplin, Adele, Stevie Nicks, and Leonard Cohen.  (No, I'm not making that last one up.) I love words, I love percussion, I love hooks, and I love making what I hope are unique noises with my vocal cords!

Laura Ivancie has performed at the Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland, Oregon, on the Backwater Blues Cruise along-side Reggie Houston (Fats Domino) and Grammy nominated pianist, Janice Scroggins, for three consecutive years (2011 thru 2013). Laura’s original song, “Candy,” (Dance/ Electronica) earned semi-finalist recognition among 18K song submissions in the International Songwriting Competition (2014). She has shared the stage with blues legend, Norman Sylvester; opened for the iconic Portland band NU SHOOZ at the Portland Rose Festival and kicked off the Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival with her band on Miller South Main Stage (2015). Other notable national acts that Laura has opened for include: Ladi6 (Best Female Solo Artist in New Zealand, 2011), Vicci Martinez (NBC Finalist for The Voice Season 8), David Ryan Harris (Former guitarist for John Mayer), The Indigo Girls, and most recently for Grammy award-winning Neo soul superstar Bilal.

Goblin Queen is a rock duo from Seattle, WA. Erin Jordan and Celeste Flock are music teachers who are singer-songwriters and guitarists.

Latin-influenced singer/songwriter – what Cat Stevens would sound like if he had spent ten years in South America. 

Jane Tanfei is a multi-instrumentalist folk singer from the US whose songs are marked by hauntingly distinct vocals and soulful lyrics. She takes her interest in and adoration for musical styles originating around the world and blends them to create a style that suits her. 

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