Sometimes solo, sometimes with a band, I try to approach rock and roll with a jazz mentality where each show is different.

Also do recording and live bass sessions for others, paint and design album covers and other rock merch and paraphernalia. 

I used to play bass for Toshio; guitar and sing for wavegaze trio Dolphins Don't Love; play synth and bass in Brian Bonz & The Major Crimes. 
Co-founder bass/synth/vocals of now-defunct post-apocalyptic rock band The Sky Captains of Industry

A Canadian-born, Brooklyn-based singer, songwriter, and producer, Jenny Kern crafts dreamy indie-pop defined by magnetic vocals and deeply intimate lyricism. She first gained international attention in 2019 with the release of her debut single “Slow Burn,” which led to her first European tour and features across MTV, ABC, Hulu, and the CW. That same year she released “Satellite” and “Now We Know,” produced by Andy Seltzer (Maggie Rogers, Chelsea Cutler, Valley).
In 2021, Jenny returned with “Coming Back For Me”—another Seltzer collaboration—which caught the attention of NPR’s World Cafe and legendary programmer Bruce Warren, leading to nationwide spins on XPN. Her four-song EP, “I Never Thought That You Were Listening,” landed features in Spin Magazine and Relix, earned three Top 40 radio placements, and pushed her catalog past a million streams.
Her 2022 EP, “Your Heart Knows,” produced with Carson Cody (Valley, joan, Evie Irie), received praise from Earmilk, Wonderland, Atwood Magazine, and Ones to Watch. Its lead single “Feel It Again”—still charting on Top 40 radio—arrived with a cinematic video directed by Allison Flom and continued to elevate her global profile.
Since 2023, Jenny has expanded her artistry as a self-producing songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, developing a distinct sound from her Brooklyn home studio. She has released a series of emotionally charged singles including “Move On,” “Say It,” “Unglued,” “GIRLS!,” and “bones.” Her production work and collaborations continue to grow as she steps further into the producer’s chair, shaping not only her own sonic world but also working with emerging artists across the indie-pop landscape.
Jenny is currently preparing her next body of work—her most confident and vulnerable chapter yet—continuing to blend lush soundscapes, dynamic production, and honest storytelling.

Dan Hartig is a songwriter and guitarist based in NYC.  He performs regularly in venues around NY and has toured around the US, playing his original music.  Dan was a featured artist in the 2019 NAMM Show (Anaheim, CA), East Coast Music Conference (Norfolk, VA) and Howl Festival (NYC).

The Last American is the debut Album from Brookyn based artist Ali Aslam. The songs explore questions of identity, belonging, and perspective--not just as independent concepts but as interrelated factors that inform our relationships to culture, each other, and ourselves. The tracks find their foundation in Aslam’s examination of his own identity as a Pakistani-American Muslim with a strong but complicated relationship to the mythology of American culture.

“Anyone with a background as hyphenated as mine--Muslim-American, Pakistani-American--will try and take ownership of that mythology, but also be fundamentally aware that our relationship to those things is qualified, somehow ‘other.’ It applies to my relationship with myself as well,” said Aslam. “I can love all of these things about myself, and still feel, or be made to feel, like I don’t have a right to. I think with this record, I'm asking if everybody feels this way.” 

Aslam defines The Last American as a “supersonic folk” record. While the songs nod to American pop culture’s most recognizable sonic moments, he’s created a genre of his own, combining American folk, rock, and pop into a sound that supersedes traditional classification. The album, recorded in Brooklyn and Queens, traverses a wide territory in its twelve songs. At the heart, though, lies the formative expectations and experiences of the American Dream, in all its complexities, fulfillments, and shortcomings.

Johnny Murrell’s fresh sound is a blend of Tulsa soul and New York rock and roll. Hear it in his new single, Not That Bad, Yet, the 2nd release off his debut solo album, Nevertheless, Heartbreak. Check him out at his social handle @johnnymurrell to see details about his upcoming Coast to Coast tour with shows in LA & NYC throughout August. Save the date for Aug 7th in LA, Aug 14th at Arlene's Grocery in NYC!

Sci-fi surf-wave and folk nouveau, highlighting a love for Motown, Jazz, funk and pop. 
All words and music (c) Neko Peoples

NYC based soul/folk kitty cat, spreading a deep love of LIVE music for the world to enjoy! Album RIVER CHILD out Very Soon on all platforms.

Just normal guy with normal hair making music.

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