Multi instrumentalist and vocalist Mariah McCammond directs the sweet sounds of avaunt garde folk harp, straight at your heart. With original compositions, haunting melodies, and a quirky sense of humor.


I'm a 19 year old singer/songwriter who loves all music genres and am inspired from everyone from Johnny Cash to Harry Nilsson and Chris Cornell.

Tucson-based singer-songwriter and producer, Dominic Rischard, combines soulful lyricism with mellow sample-based electronics under the band name, Nocturnal Theory. His musical origins began at an early age with the electric guitar. Spending years writing and recording guitar melodies in a variety of studio settings allowed him to gather an eclectic sound. He has found a style that melds the organic elements of acoustic instrumentation and modern music production. Dominic's songwriting reflects moments of weakness and vulnerabilty. Colored with influences of pop, folk and neosoul, the sound and honest lyrics of Nocturnal Theory create a unique connection with the listener.

Indie rock group Things That Aren't Words is the vehicle for the music of Tucson singer/songwriter Adam Nixon. Recalling a range of artists from Elliott Smith to The Decemberists, Nixon's brooding folk writing is brought to life by close harmonies and a pop energy, resulting in something effortlessly engaging and memorable.

Welcome, these are tracks i composed, played the instruments on, mixed & mastered. Visit my site for more info and credits...

The Borderline Sound is a power trio started by Abby Corcoran, Alex Nelson, and Clarissa Sarabia. Abby, an acoustic solo artist for the past decade, met Clarissa and Alex after they left an alternative group with hopes of starting a new project. It quickly became evident there was an undeniable chemistry between the three. Essentially a jam band, the group "accidentally" concocted their first three songs within the first week of collaborating. Since then, The Borderline Sound has evolved into an indie rock band, lightly salted with blues. The three members have just begun exploring the Tucson music scene. 

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Music:
Blending elements of psychedelic, progressive, and electronic rock with jazz sensibilities, infectious dance beats and group improvisation, The Bennu delivers dynamic live shows that are unique with each performance. The musical tapestry is woven together with strong female lead vocals and inspired songwriting. With brilliantly accessible musicianship, The Bennu takes its audience on a journey of mystical sonic and melodic exploration.

Members:
Adam Ackerman-Drums
Brad Nichols-Keyboards, Vocals
Derek Norman-Bass
Nick Szumowski-Guitar
Vasanta Weiss-Vocals

"The Bennu",  which is the Egyptian correspondence to the iconic phoenix, serves as the core concept of the band. As the description states, "This mythical creature experiences death by fire, followed by a spontaneous rebirth from the ashes".  Through a live music setting, the band works to create an atmosphere of freedom and musical awakening that expresses a joy for living and the endless transformation of heart, mind, and spirit.

Influences:
As well as being classically trained, the Band attributes their inspiration from bands and artists such as: John Scofield, The String Cheese Incident, Beats Antique, Bela Fleck, Miles Davis, Phish, Led Zeppelin, STS9, The Grateful Dead, and many others.

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