At Go-DIY we strive to represent the independent musician in the world of music licensing. 

Levi Peters: Guitar/Vocals
Andrew Selchow: Guitar
Blake Knight: Drums

Contact us at: dharmathebandbooking@gmail.com

Kitschy Gloomy was born along the shores of Gitchee Gumee, randomly forged in a yearly staple of the Duluth music scene - Rock & Roll Kamikaze. After a month of rehearsing together and hanging out, we took the leap of musical faith and decided to become a real-real band, and have been melding our diverse creative influences into some vigorous songwriting during the cold & snowy days of January. The prospect of playing in a fresh project, with fresh writing collaboration, along with the pure excitement of the future has kindled a special flame among us very early on.

Keir Gellatly & Arthur Yu  //  Rock.  EDM.  Hip Hop.

Jeff the Cat consists of Sean Kihlstadius, Wes Mross, Steven Libby and of course Jeff (the cat)
Sometimes we play songs, sometimes we record those songs on my phone as we're kicking them out of our head, sometimes you get to hear those songs on here, enjoy :)

Aimee Tischer is a singer/songwriter from Duluth, MN.  Using haunting melodies and harmonies, her music has both an ethereal and evocative quality with the goal of stirring others to be bold and passionate. Having been drawn to strong female musicians, her influences include Dolly Parton, Amy Winehouse, and Norah Jones.
	Aimee has been a long-time student of the musical arts starting at seven years of age.  She first learned to play the piano then expanded into learning the guitar.  Aimee has always been eager to learn and experiment with new instruments, striving to incorporate sounds that have been personal to her (such as her mother’s Autoharp and her grandfather’s accordion) into her live and pre-recorded looping on stage.
	Aimee did not learn to sing until her sophomore year in high school when she won a contest to sing Sarah McClachlan's "I Will Remember You" during that year’s Homecoming celebrations. She then began songwriting but did not do so on a professional level until she moved in to the Washington Studios Artist’s Cooperative in 2009. There, she was surrounded by neighbors who were also professional musicians. Hearing them practice in their homes and perform out in the community inspired her to continue developing her songwriting skills. She has since been performing at various local venues (Thirsty Pagan, Lake Avenue Café, Sir Benedict’s Tavern, Beaner’s Central) and you can usually catch her and her husband frequenting Beaner’s for their weekly Open Mics where they have been welcomed into the musician’s community. She even hosts Open Mic there once a month.


Followers of Lay Low &amp; Bender

Followers of Lay Low & Bender