Singer/Songwriter for Many Places + Norms. Hardware synth & noise enthusiast. Cassette scavenger.

𝙑𝙪𝙡𝙣𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙗𝙡𝙚 𝙎𝙮𝙣𝙩𝙝 𝙋𝙤𝙥 ✨  

Artist Jennifer Hall draws you into her musical landscape with no reservation, where emotions run high and vulnerability reigns.  Commonly identified as a vocal powerhouse, Jennifer masterfully brings to life the most raw and exposed of emotions.   Following her 2015  release, Jennifer would quickly become a fixture in the Chicago music scene playing notable venues like The Metro, Lincoln Hall, and Schubas, garnering recognition from The Chicago Reader, WBEZ, Chirp Radio, The Chicago Tribune, and other outlets. In the beginning of Hall’s live career, she performed in support of artists like Vulfpeck, The Lumineers, Matthew Santos, and Theo Katzman. She toured for 4 years, playing 31 states, reaching as far as Hawaii. Hall toured as direct support for Little Hurricane.  Hall has played Summerfest, South By Southwest, Mission Creek Festival, and Do Division Festival, and  has played on WGN TV, WCIU, and Fox News Chicago. Hall  has shared her vocal talents with fans of the Chicago Cubs,  White Sox, and Chicago Fire performing the National Anthem in iconic spaces like Wrigley Field and Soldier Field.  For many years, Hall has been part of the star studded line up of musicians to play 'Hot Stove Cool Music’, an annual charity concert at The Metro, singing alongside Eddie Vedder, Tom Morello, and Cheap Trick.  By 2018 Jennifer had reached major career milestones like getting surpassing 1 million Spotify plays and  100,000 touring miles . Jennifer re-emerged in 2019 with her cinematic single  'In The Water’,  boasting Hall’s soaring vocals, and energetic production from Producer Noam Wallenberg. Shortly thereafter, Following a universally difficult 2020, Jennifer debuted her booming single ’SFA’, featuring infectious hooks, hypnotic vocals, and skillfully crafted indie pop production from Wallenberg. Days within the release, ‘SFA’  would make it's AAA Radio debut on 93 WXRT, and Jennifer would be named Big Beat Artist Of The Week.  ‘SFA’ received media support from influential outlets like Chirp Radio, Quip Magazine, Tinnitist, and WGN TV.  Delivering on Hall’s promise of additional 2021 releases, she debuted her meditative single  'Why Cut Time’,  diving deeper into personal reflection on mortality, and exploring themes like social justice. "Wrapped up in it’s nostalgic pop vibes, ‘Why Cut Time’ rests on a message of embracing the precious moments you have” says Week In Pop.  Why Cut Time has received media support from 93 WXRT, Mundane Magazine, and Femm Music.  At the close of 2021, Hall returned to the live stage, playing Chicago hotspot Sleeping Village, debuting new work and marking the return of Hall's captivating live performance.  Belonging Forever, Jennifer's first release of 2022, flies high, featuring Jennifer's impassioned yet controlled vocals and Wallenberg's artful and emotive production, crafted with a twinge of nostalgia.  The Chicago Tribune’s  Britt Julious writes  "In this richly drawn slice of synth pop, Hall leans into the gratitude of an art that is intangible, but still monumental.".  Belonging Forever is called a "simmering synth studded symphony dedicated to the power of creativity and the mesmerizing properties of music" by Week In Pop. Belonging Forever has received media support from The Chicago Tribune, Chirp Radio, The Deli Magazine, and 93 WXRT, making it's AAA Radio debut the week of it’s release. This latest release serves as an indicator that Hall is moving full steam ahead,  pushing stylistic and lyrical boundaries. Hall reveals that  an upcoming EP is being recorded, and is slated for 2022 release.  Upcoming performances include live support for Ezra Furman at Thalia Hall, and UMS Festival in Denver. Jennifer aims to harness her musical forces for good, to remind us that we are never alone in our most intimate of insecurities and personal struggles, and that sharing them in brutal honesty can keep us all connected.

A seductive and passionate voice, evocative songwriting, and formal training make Dawn Xiana Moon one of the most distinctive Asian-American singers of her generation. The Singapore-born musician has performed in 10 states and released two solo albums; her latest CD, Spaces Between, fuses elements from traditional Chinese music with jazz and alt folk pop, resulting in a musical brew in French, English, and Mandarin Chinese that draws influences from sources as disparate as Han Dynasty literature and Americana.

For internationally recognized singer-songwriter Dylan Lloyd, the journey started with a music publishing deal in 2009 with BMG Rights Management. Since that point in time, Lloyd’s career has been an exemplary product of consistency and longevity. With a Hall of Fame induction into Moraine Valley Community College in February of 2019, a BBC Radio premiere in May of 2019, a music licensing deal signing to Atrium Music in January of 2020, a music distribution deal in 2021 with The Orchard/Stay Independent, becoming an official member of Lupe Fiasco’s production team “Open Session” in 2022, numerous appearances on Discover Weekly and Release Radar on Spotify, and over 60,000 Followers on TikTok to date…Dylan Lloyd is thoroughly becoming one of the best up-and-coming indie Pop artists in music.

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