Post Quietly-Feeling-Your-Feelings Revival (or some similarly complicated-sounding genre, I don't know)? When people ask me to describe my music or name my genre, I just make things up because I really don't know how to describe it.

I'm Maria: worst quality alto, best quality heart and a reluctantly self-proclaimed singer-songwriter from deep in the flooded heart of the urban jungle that is Metro Manila. I awkwardly admit to liking the bleep bloops, the boom baps, the twing twangs, and most of what's left in between.

Christine is a singer and songwriter, originally from the Philippines. She works in Tech in SoCal. She is a classically trained coloratura soprano and plays sound bath meditations at the beach.

Jack Mozie is a music producer, singer/songwriter, and activist. He released his first LP, Sealed for Your Protection, in 2011. This garnered him some popularity in the greater Seattle Area. Shortly after, he began performing at local bars and nightclubs in Seattle, Washington. 

In 2013 he followed up with his second LP,  Iron Fist. It featured songs like Jump, which calls out injustices for undocumented immigrants and a reform of our immigration system. The title track, Iron Fist, is an anthem against LGBTQ+ violence and bullying. 

In 2019 he released Chasing Rainbows, a 4-song EP dedicated to the LGBTQIA+ community, with songs about love and acceptance. 

His EP, Sin Poder Hacer Un Ruido, talks about the struggles of coming out in the Latinx community, and the experience of being a Latinx LGBTQIA+ person. 

As an activist, Jack has marched and performed at several May Day marches for immigrant and worker’s rights, volunteering at and producing several fundraisers and community events benefiting the LGBTQIA+ and Immigrant communities. 
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Jack received his Bachelors of Professional Studies in Electronic Music Production and Sound Design at Berklee College of Music.

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