​Robyn Cage’s powerhouse vocals and impassioned live performances have enthralled audiences nationwide, from Boston’s Symphony Hall, to thousands at outdoor festivals, to the prestigious and intimate singer-songwriter circuit in NYC.​

Born in the Utah desert, she went on to graduate from The Boston Conservatory and become an accomplished actress in NYC, where her performances earned praise from The New York Times and Variety. When Robyn came to a crucial turning point in her life, she migrated back to her desert birthplace and was creatively and soulfully reawakened as an alternative-pop artist with an entrancing and authentic artistic sensibility. 

Cage’s debut album Born in the Desert (2015) was named one of the 35 Top Albums of 2015 by I’m Music Magazine and topped the list of 25 Best New Music Critiques of 2015 by Music Connection Magazine. Her sophomore album Slow The Devil was named Best Indie Album of the Year by Scorpius Magazine.

Cage has toured regionally with her own band, and nationally with The Airplane Family (alumni of Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, Hot Tuna, and The Grateful Dead) singing the Grace Slick repertoire. Her cover of Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters” went viral on Facebook and has garnered over 1.5 millions views. 

Currently, Cage is performing regularly in Park City and writing songs for a new project: details coming soon…

Zaritza's music and personal story are a journey of juxtaposition: from rich artistic traditions amid austere living conditions in her native rural Russia to the freedom, innovation and kinetic multiculturalism of her adopted home in New York City.  Raised in a village near the Ural Mountains and highly-trained as a competition-winning classical pianist, Zaritza left Russia --and a full scholarship at one of its top universities-- to break from its cultural constraints and pursue her creative ambitions as a composer and performer of modern pop/rock music. 
 
Her music combines dramatic undertones and romantic melodies from her Russian classical roots with the rhythmic pulse, ethereal soundscapes and edgy attitudes of American electro-pop/rock. Zaritza's performance credits in the U.S. include appearing as an opening act for the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, the Newport International Film Festival, the Rainbow Room and the Metropolitan Room in New York.

On Feb. 11, 1987 the body of 37-year-old Peggy Hettrick was found in a field in Fort Collins, Colorado.

LA native, Raquel Rodriguez, is a Mexican-American R&B/soul singer who draws inspiration from the greats of our time; Prince, Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, D’Angelo and Amy Winehouse. Raquel is the true embodiment of the multi-cultural millennial, fusing the subcultures of the last 30 years of LA style with her nostalgic, yet current, brand of music.

Raquel has shared the stage with such luminaries as Gwen Stefani and Anderson .Paak, and has opened for artists such as PJ Morton, Snoop Dogg, Lizzo, Moonchild and more. Her last studio release ‘The 310’ inspired by the culture of her native Los Angeles includes several songs that captured ears around the world, most notably, the single, “Mile High.” The single, with over 1mil streams, quickly gained popularity on Spotify and Apple Music, and continues to grow on all digital platforms.

Raquel’s latest project “Sweet Side A” includes exciting collaborations with artists and producers such as MXXWLL, Ill Camille, Matt Johnson and Nate Williams (Jamiroquai), Steve Swatkins (Allen Stone), Nigel Hall (Lettuce), & more. Available now on all streaming platforms.

I think of myself as a music lover. I love to make music, I love to listen. Really, I suppose I am an addict; music is my drug of choice. I try to support good musicians anyway I can to feed my habit.

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