Boutique music pr firm with a focus on indie rock, indie folk and electro pop. 

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Timothy Monger is a musician and writer living in Ypsilanti, Michigan. He has recorded four solo albums ranging in style from lush baroque pop to pastoral folk and harmony-driven indie rock. He is the bandleader of Timothy Monger State Park, co-founder of Great Lakes Myth Society, and curator of Log Variations.

Singer/songwriter and guitarist from metro Detroit, Michigan, USA. The songs include some from my two released CDs and a few really old recordings that aren't on the CDs but are still pretty cool.

Singer-songwriter Scott Fab sets the sound of Midwest desolation over the bare bones of an acoustic guitar. His latest album Leave My Friends chronicles the complex nature of relationships and loss that haunt us all as we travel through life - a permanent reminder that our existence isn’t guaranteed to be long. With a questing voice and gift for melody, his music will delight fans of Ray Lamontagne, Ron Sexsmith and Ryan Adams alike.
Fab’s introduction to music came from Detroit punk. As a member of the hardcore band GCMS he was part of the same Cass Corridor-scene that spawned the legendary pioneers of the genre, Negative Approach. Having drifted away from music in the early 2000s, Fab started performing again in 2013 and soon afterwards began working on a new batch of songs. 
For Fab, his songs are a way of making a permanent connection with the listener. It’s why he’d rather play to an audience that’s more interested in a well-delivered song than a cheap drink and why he finds the superficial nature of social media so depressing. There’s still something to be said for doing things properly, such as devoting a year of his life to the creation of Leave My Friends, and anyone who hears his music will know that it’s been time well spent by Scott Fab. 

By Duncan Haskell

Nashville-based Americana artist with songs featured in Rolling Stone, Bluegrass Situation, and No Depression, which describes her music as "a magnificent collection of Americana."

Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo and recording engineer (/bass wizard) Chad Stocker travel around town to set up a bunch of mics in a band's studio for exclusive live performances and interviews. The story of Detroit music - one band at a time.

Like the music of the Louvins and Everlys before them, the music of the Drinkard Sisters is something otherworldly. It's the sound of the train gone too far to catch. The haunting call of the whippoorwill in its nest. The AM station that breaks up at the county line. WIth their rambling band (sometimes) in tow, Caitlin & Bonnie deliver thoughtful country folk sounds that will transport you to another time and place.

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