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2022 LINEUP TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON!
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(Below is the 2021 Line Up)
Wookiefoot
Wookiefoot is a band, a 501C3 Non-Profit Charity Organization, a circus, a philosophy, and a community of globe trekking bliss junkies and believers that are the fuel to keep this Tribadelic Spaceship going! Their charity organization (with the support of their community) has donated over $500,000 to third world relief efforts. Wookiefoot’s live sets are an always inspiring and entertaining barrage of sonic and visual stimulation. The fast-paced circus-like set has been called “Short Attention Span Musical Theater”. These live performances are a one of a kind experience that mixes Reggae, World Beat, Hip Hop, Irish, Funk, Folk, Rock & more with a large band featuring everything from a vintage Hammond Organ to Bag Pipes! Combine that with a mind-blowing stage show that may include anything (such as a light show, projection, costumes, fire, dancers, aerialists, magic, clowns, puppets, etc)… and you better buckle up!
Trevor Hall
Raised on an island in South Carolina, singer/songwriter Trevor Hall realized at a young age that music was more than just a passion – it was his life’s art. At sixteen, he recorded his first album. Shortly after, Hall left South Carolina for Idyllwild Arts Academy in California where he studied classical guitar and was introduced to the practices of yoga and meditation, which would greatly influence his life and his music.
Hall’s music, a blend of roots and folk music with touches of electronic elements, is imbued with a deep love of Eastern Mysticism. This powerful symbiosis fostered a deep connectivity with his growing fan base and Trevor quickly matured into a leader of the burgeoning conscious musical community. Along with numerous pilgrimages to India, he has sold out the historic Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado as a headliner and he also completed a series of sold-out international tours with artists such as Ziggy Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Michael Franti, John Butler Trio, Matisyahu and Brett Dennen.
Dirtwire
Dirtwire stands poised between ancient Mother Earth and modern technology, a blend of ethnomusicology and the psychedelic trance state, gut-bucket delta blues and what the band variously dubs “back-porch space cowboy blues, swamptronica, and electro-twang.” It’s a sound informed by Dirtwire’s travels and performances around the globe, where East meets West and North joins South. From the favelas in Brazil, Femi Kuti’s Shrine in Lagos, Tokyo’s bluegrass clubs, Ayahuasca ceremonies in Central America, Gamelan performances in Bali, desert festivals in the Australian Outback, and the 20th anniversary of Kazakhstan’s modernized new capital Astana, the band spreads its message by building bridges across musical cultures in their own unique way. Dirtwire plays an array of instruments both ancient and modern, including West African kamale ngonis, jaw harps, space fiddles, whamola basses, Rickenbacher electric 12 string guitars, bowed Banjos and mouth harps from around the globe, all interwoven into modern laptop beat creation. Hailing from the underground west coast electronic bass music scene Dirtwire finds itself at the forefront of experimental electronic music production mixing in their wide array of world instruments with sampled beats and 808’s. Dirtwire’s live shows are a communal psychedelic journey, which have been channeled into their latest full-length effort, Electric River.
Electric River explores Dirtwire’s ritualistic practice of taking psilocybin mushrooms and conjuring musical transmissions from other dimensions. From the seeds of their self titled first album, all the way through Electric River, Dirtwire has cultivated a relationship with psychedelic mushrooms as a way to amplify the band’s creative expression. The album cover, by artist and friend Carey Thompson, depicts a representation of Maria Sabina, a southern Mexican shaman from the Sierra Mazatec. Sabina is acknowledged as the first person to popularize mind-altering mushrooms in the ‘50s and ’60s, after being introduced to the west by noted ethnomycologist Gordon Wasson in 1955. “It’s our homage to the feminine origin of the psychedelic movement,” says Mark Reveley, noting the ambient ethereal song on the album named after her. “That’s a huge part of our creative inspiration,” says David Satori. “We feel it opens up a door to connecting to the elusive great mystery of life, in a different and more profound way. Our senses are heightened to the infinite potential of sound.” “The key is to make sure everything is plugged in before you drink the magic tea,” laughs Evan Fraser.
Yaima
YAIMA is a Cascadian Elemental & Alchemical Electronic Music Duo based in Seattle WA. Creating a deeply captivating and finely tuned container for their audiences- YAIMA (Mas Higasa and Pepper Proud) allow the listener the opportunity to Journey through Sonic Soundscapes traversing sensually stimulating and heart centered compositions deeply inspiring each listener to return to their truth. Their music is reminiscent of well known music groups such as Purity Ring, Massive Attack, Bjork, Portishead, Wildlight, Emancipator and Lulacruza.
YAIMA’s music is interwoven with intention and acknowledgment for the elementals. As the earth transmutes through fire, the winds move the water, the water falls and replenishes the earth- the cycles of gratitude and reciprocity is what weaves these harmonies and deeply pulsing rhythms into a unique and balanced sensational journey.
Satsang
Satsang is a conscious music collective. Creating a unique blend of soul, folk-rock and hip-hop, Satsang delivers lyrics that come from and are rooted in change, growth, awareness, and imperfection. The live show is everything that the band name suggests: a gathering of people to assimilate and share their truths. The rhythms put forth by the band keep everyone on their feet, and the lyrics leave them craving active and positive change. Satsang has toured all over the country and has shared the stage with the likes of Michael Franti & Spearhead, Steel Pulse, Nahko and Medicine for the People, Trevor Hall, Chris Berry, Mike Love, Jon Wayne and the Pain, Tubby Love, and many more.
Nattali Rize
Ask her where she comes from and she’ll tell you “All directions.” It’s an apt description of a singer who defies boundaries; culturally, musically and spiritually. The Nattali Rize debut album “Rebel Frequency” hit the streets in March 2017 to high acclaim, impacting worldwide charts & hearts! Known for their epic, high energy, thought provoking and uplifting live performances, with a heavy global tour schedule, the new international band (Australia/Jamaica) delivers a raw energy and vibe, channeling a deep reggae influence in a New Era Style. But this is more than genre labels. The music, message & intention transcends. Get ready to be moved!
The Reminders
The Reminders are a rare and remarkable musical duo seamlessly blending soulful sounds and roots music with insightful messages and thoughtful lyrics. The group consists of Brussels-born emcee Big Samir and Queens-born emcee/ vocalist Aja Black, a collective creative force that’s hard to beat. Big Samir weaves intricate rhythmic patterns with a bilingual French/English flow, displaying his street-smart credibility in both his lyrics and cool demeanor. This is beautifully complimented by Aja Black’s confident delivery, diverse cadences, and unique vocal stylings. The two have an undeniable magical chemistry as they share more than lyrical abilities and stages; the couple shares a partnership in both music and life as Samir and Aja have been married for almost a decade.
Releasing their debut album ‘Recollect’ in 2008 and their latest “Born Champions” in 2012, the Reminders have been recognized and applauded for their work internationally through concerts, tours, music awards, TV and radio appearances, and their incredible and dedicated fan base. Having shared the stage with artists such as Les Nubians, Snoop Dogg, Fishbone, Barrington Levy, Nas, Mos Def, Big Boi, KRS-One, Rakim, K’Naan, and others, the Reminders have established a firm place in today’s ever-evolving music scene, garnering international acclaim while paving a path all their own. Beyond performances and appearances, the duo is constantly and actively engaged with community organizations, schools, and universities delivering workshops, talks, and specially catered performances.
More than a shade of the same color that we see time and time again, The Reminders transcend the bounds of what is expected. Their stage presence and high energy shows leave crowds in awe the world over, allowing the duo to uplift and entertain all at once. Their unique mashup of razor sharp rhymes; raw, soulful vocals; and reggae-tinged hip hop beats form the perfect backdrop for their relevant and inspiring themes, leaving a lasting impression on listeners with audiences always wanting more. The Reminders take their hip hop foundation and move it beyond genre, time, and space to create a global musical experience that is classic and speaks to all those willing to participate.
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Jon Wayne and the Pain
The four-piece Twin-Cities, Minnesota rockers, Jon Wayne and The Pain (aka JWP) are best known for innovating acoustic-electronic dub, heightened with conscious lyrics and catchy riddims. The quartet has been mesmerizing fans for a decade, with their signature JWP cosmic-blend of electronic beats, fused with uplifting roots-driven beats and a hearty dash of conscious lyricism.
The band has carved a sizable niche for itself in the electronic and reggae-rock genres by their coast-to-coast road-warrior tours, playing more than one hundred and thirty shows per year and have blazed two sold-out shows at the Cabooze, filled with 1,000 attendees and recently had more than 800 at the famed First Avenue in Minneapolis for their CD Release Party. The band has performed on some of the nations most renowned music and art festivals, as Electric Forest, Summer Camp, Cali Roots, Shangri-la and Wakarusa to name a few.
JWP incorporates musical ingredients, filled with vibrant acoustic-electronic riffs, coupled with a delicate splash of roots-reggae and socially conscious lyricism. Over the years, the band has developed a sort of “Deadhead” Midwest following, as a proven mainstay in the ever-evolving music and festival scene.
Indubious
The story of Indubious is not for the faint of heart. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Indubious was forged in the fires of pain and destruction. Evton and Skip, brothers and bandmates born with Cystic Fibrosis and convinced by doctors of their impending death from an early age, have emerged as a powerful force for change and the future of conscious music. Their only choice has always been mind over matter, and time has proven that their unbending positive outlook, combined with an inspiring message of love and hope, has not only helped them overcome personal hardship, but catapulted their music onto the world stage with an unstoppable momentum.
Lowdown Brass Band
The LowDown Brass Band is a uniquely strong representation of Chicago Music culture. This talented all horn band leans heavily on dancehall and street beat rhythm, with the energy of conscious hip hop, jazz, reggae, and soul.
Fresh off their headlining set at The 2019 Montreal Jazz Festival, LowDown maintains a constant performing and touring schedule throughout the globe. Recent performances include the World Music Fest, Vancouver Jazz Fest, Lagunitas Beer Circus, Chicago Jazz Fest, Frendly Gathering, Alaska’s Salmon Fest, Chicago’s Do-Division Fest, Wicker Park Fest, Wakarusa, and Cotai Jazz Fest,
Following an ambitious project titled LowDown Sounds, that included a critically acclaimed cameo by Roy Ayers on the track Everybody Loves The Sunshine, LowDown Brass Band is now touring their 2018 hip hop release titled LowDown Breaks featuring MC Billa Camp. This new record steps deeper into refining their unique sound, combining hip hop breaks with live soul samples and deep cut grooves.
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Megan Hamilton
Megan Hamilton is a producer/vocalist out of Minneapolis. With a debut on Bristol’s Ghetto Funk, Hamilton brings a European influence to funk in the US. After several releases this year with Buygore, Westwood, Mixmash, Ghetto Funk, Audiophile, and more, Hamilton is spanning genres in high demand. Her recent releases have been supported by moguls like Benny Benassi, Oliver Heldens, Borgore, Stickybuds, Slynk, Funk Hunters, Zoogma, Aaron Jackson, and more.
HEatbox
Heatbox, aka The One Man Entertainment System, is a Minneapolis based funky beatboxing loop artist, video game show host, voice over actor, and computer programmer.
He has performed with or in front of many of the world’s biggest musical acts, and wowed crowds on some of the biggest stages and talent shows.
Spectacle
A two-piece outfit hailing from Denver, CO is being praised as one of the most “unique live performances in dance music”- 303 Magazine. Since the successful release of their 2019 Debut LP “Destination” the Duo has made appearances at world renowned music festivals such as Lightning In A Bottle, Shangri-la, Sonic Bloom, and many others. The groups ability to blend their live instrumentation alongside mind-blowing drops make for an irresistible dance party and an highly-stimulating live experience! Members Michael Mahan (Producer/Guitar/Synths/Vocals), and Jessica Borth (Violin/Keys/Vocals) work in unity gripping the crowd for a show that is both mesmerizing and captivating from start to finish. Spectacle prides themselves in bringing their audience through an innovative and dynamic journey show, after show, after show…..
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Reed Grimm
Reed started his musical journey in a way that very few people do. His parents, Steve Grimm and Colleen Raye, were the male and female lead singers of a traveling variety act that entertained people in resorts, casinos, state fairs, and lounges from coast to coast. As the couple had children, they added them to the show…and at the age of 2, Reed took the stage. His primary instrument continued to be the voice until his 12th birthday where he received his first drum set. Everyday after school his garage became his arena. Headphones on he played along with music he had heard throughout his life, gaining him the skills to join the middle school jazz band where he started playing with others for the first time. This sparked a love of jazz music that would land him as one of two drummers to play in the Wisconsin State Honors Jazz Band his senior year of high school. After high school he chose to attend college at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse where he was recruited to play in the top jazz band while persuing a degree in Percussion Performance. While in La Crosse he was scouted by regionally known horn band “Three Beers til’ Dubuque” to be their lead singer, giving him his first sense of professional performance outside of his family’s band. He went on to cofound other groups, most notably the band in which he started writing original music, Shoeless Revolution. Not only did Shoeless bring a first in writing music for Reed, it was also where he began lead singing from the drum set. Shoeless Revolution went on to release two original albums “Speak Up” and “From the Inside Out” touring until 2011 when an unsuspecting call from his older sister Jennifer changed the course of his life. On the phone she told him that she won a singing contest to get her to the front of the line for an American Idol audition, but she had missed the age requirements for the show. She was able to transfer the ticket to one person and chose Reed. After graciously accepting, he went to an audition which got him onto the show and propelled him to Live Television where he ended #14 on season 11 in 2012. The aftermath of his American Idol experience brought Reed many opportunities to travel and perform for concertgoers around the world including multiple trips overseas to entertain members of the US Military. His desire to continue to write music grew, and with the help of a successful Kickstarter he released his debut solo album “Reminders” in April of 2018.
Hydrah
Minnesota grown and classically trained, Hydrah is a musical triple force – an electronic music producer, composer, and singer – blossoming into the club and festival scene. Her background has manifested into intricate compositions that synthesize orchestral-inspired melodies atop heavy driving bass lines with powerfully indelible vocals, reminiscent of a siren song with raw power. Emotionally charged and melodic, Hydrah’s latest works are an evolved fusion on the cutting edge of dance music.
Treehouse
For seven years, TreeHouse! (Myrtle Beach, SC) has spent the majority of their days blazing sprawls of highway and their nights playing an unapologetic enthusiastic blend of psychedelic reggae jam rock they are known for in venues across the nation.
TreeHouse! songs resonate in your soul with lyrics of rising above adversity, the power of gratitude, and the importance of unity. For every setback, there’s a step up waiting for you if you keep your focus. For every day, there’s a blessing to count and for every event, we must recognize we are a part of it all. It’s this kind of message that makes the most recent studio album, Lifted, their strongest release to date.
In 2010, singer/guitarist Jeremy Anderson and drummer Trey Moody formed the foundation of American Reggae Jam Rock band TreeHouse! With a vision and a dream, they jumped into a van to travel the country and share their good vibes. Along the way they picked up fellow band members, Joe Harley on Keyboards/Theramin/Vocals and Chris Hat on the bass.
Mae Simpson
Mae Simpson is a singer/ songwriter born in Beaufort South Carolina. From a very early age, she would find herself singing songs that she had never heard, because they were hers. Throughout the years, she has found love in the music that she writes, with passion, soul, and a rawness reflected with each lyric. Today she works with talented hand picked musicians in the Twin cities, hoping to bring soul and female power back to the local music scene.
Dred I Dread
Dred I Dread released A Piece of Americana (2008) and Tribulation (2009) albums. Since 2009, Dred I Dread crew have been producing their latest album, a true labor of love, Listen to the Evolution. Listen to the Evolution is being released from J’Island Recods of Jamaica in January 2016. The album is produced and mixed by Triple Ace and the Dred I Dread crew. The album was recorded in Inna de Yard Studios, J’Island Studios, Digital B Studios in Jamaica and some work was completed in various studios in Minneapolis, MN. The mastering was completed at the Anchor recording Studios in Jamaica. In addition to the Dred I Dread crew, the new album features seasoned Jamaican studio and internationally acclaimed guest musicians including Fiona & Geoffrey Forrest, Fiona Robinson Sterling, Nikki Burt (backing vocals), Earl “Chinna” Smith from Inna De Yard Crew and Courtland White (Acoustic guitar on Paradise), Tony Asher Brissett, Nambo (Horns), Andre, Adam Cole (Drums).
F4MIL7
(formerly known as Gypse Freq Circus)
We are F4mIL7 (formerly known as GFC) and we think music is the common thread that holds all humans together. We are a live EDM band seeking to incorporate all genres of music and and performance art to create a unique experience for the observer
Dacota Muckey & The Trip
Dacota Muckey is a singer/songwriter/jam-band-frontman from Indianapolis, Indiana. He began playing and writing music at about 12 years old. Equipped with an acoustic guitar and a passion to live a life on stage, he immediately joined a local band and hasn’t stopped performing since. Some of his influences range from old school legends such as Pink Floyd and Jimi Hendrix to newer artists such as Trevor Hall, Alt-J, and Dermot Kennedy.
Through dealing with childhood trauma and molestation, coming to grips with his sexuality, and battling drug addiction that resulted in multiple life threatening seizures, Dacota discovered his gift for music as a coping mechanism along his troubled path. Refusing to claim victimhood, he journeyed inward to reflect, heal, and openly share his story so others who’ve traveled similar paths don’t feel so alone.
From songs like “This Is the Music That Heals Your Soul” to “Life Is Incredible”, you can hear how Dacota has turned his darkness into brightly shining insight through his soulful musical expression. The new project, set to be released in late 2020, helps listeners explore the darker side of life and fully embrace the spectrum of human experience. His vocals are dynamic with a bit of rasp, inspiring one music critic to declare, “when Dacota Muckey sings you can hear a bit of pain being released.” This accounts for the way his voice grips those who hear it, plunging them into the depth of self that gave rise to who Dacota is today.
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Huckleberry Funk
Huckleberry Funk is a gritty Soul/R&B band based out of Indianapolis, Indiana
Pre-covid, Huck Funk has traveled the eastern circuit quite a bit to cities and venues ranging from Rockwood Music Hall in New York, Reggie’s in Chicago, The Vogue and Hifi of Indianapolis, as well as other cities such as Philadelphia, New Orleans, and Boston.
Their genre bending sound comes with a diverse audience affording them opportunities to open for bands such as Khurangbin, Dumpstaphunk, as well as the Main Squeeze. Shortly before covid the guys were even slated to open for Neo-Soul legend Bilal and hip-hop group Nappy Roots.
Huck Funk shows involve crowd participation, a tight sound, and sultry vocals. Funk itself is an attitude and feeling than it is a genre and feel that comes across in their high quality, cohesive show structure.
Earth to Clark
Earth to Clark is a Wisconsin based group whose sound incorporates a distinctive blend of funk, party rock, reggae and hip hop. Fueled by passion and community, Earth to Clark brings awareness to social issues in our communities and confronts personal challenges that many can relate to. The variation in the personal experiences and influences of each of the band members contributes to the diversity of Earth to Clark’s style and genre. Earth to Clark delivers a dynamic sound that draws a wide variety of listeners.
Earth to Clark has opened for bands such as Jon Wayne and The Pain, The Wailers, Tribal Seeds, Satsang, Aaron Kamm and the One Drops, E.N. Young, Dustin Thomas, Tubby Love, New Reb and Chances R Good. They have played multiple festivals including Shangri-La, Project Earth, People Fest, Galactic Get-Down, Tribal Vision, Ragged Roots and many more. They are partners in Vibe High Music and Arts Festival, headlining the event. A community festival held annually in Southern Wisconsin.
New Reb
New Reb is not just music… it’s a movement of people who want to better themselves for the sake of the planet, the universe. A movement to help people gain consciousness, and awareness of whats going on around them. A movement that promotes positivity and the realization that we are all mirrors, and that we all reflect upon one another.
Spare Change Trio
Spare Change Trio is known largely for their eclectic live performances that incorporate the Australian Yidaki (didgeridoo) into flowing soundscapes of reggae, funk, and jazz-fusion. Deeply rooted in the positive message of reggae music, the band has grown to realize their calling: to spread peace, love, and harmony… while laying down an infectious groove.
Lazyrobot (DJ Set)
Representing the sounds of Minneapolis Deep Dubstep & Drum and Bass, this midwest selekta will be bringing you on a journey ranging from the deepest of deeps, to the foggiest of foghorns. A different ride every time, you simply have to be there to go for the trip!
Buffalo Galaxy
Dust from the years of performing with many groups and musical styles has coalesced to form Buffalo Galaxy.
Each member brings with them a tradition of Bluegrass and American music as their bedrock, together creating moments of energy and intensity that can only be generated by light-speed bluegrass, while also exploring the deep-space between notes and emotions.
The gravity of their songwriting pulls at our humanity, while time becomes relative when improvisations and jams atomize, allowing the listener to float weightless in musical space.
Bringing a mass of energy that only time can accumulate, Buffalo Galaxy burns bright in the bluegrass universe!
Push and Turn
Hailing from Rochester Minnesota, Push & Turn started as a trio consisting of drummer Cameron Smith, Kyle Truex on the bass, and Sothea Lam as the lead vocalist/guitarist while using a loop station. After playing music festivals and the local music scene in Minnesota over the years, they recently added Lead Guitarist/Vocalist Tyler Kispert, and backup vocalist/keyboardist Zach Kase to the band adding a blues and jam band feel to their reggae sound and harmonies that turn heads.
Sierra Marin and The Shepherds of Ascension
Sierra Marin comes from San Diego, Ca and currently lives on the Big Island of Hawaii. After receiving her Bachelore’s degree at UC Santa Barbara in Psychology and Indigenous Studies, Sierra realized that working toward something that she did not believe in in support of a corrupt system in need of change was completely contrary to who she was. So after college she hit the road. Finding much of her roots in street performing, she travelled the U.S. for two years entirely supported by her income from playing at markets and on street corners. She experienced first hand the incredible power of intentional music to free and heal humanity.
Sierra uses her voice to speak for the Earth mother, for the ascension of humanity into a state of harmony. She speaks for the revolution of unconditional love which begins within and ripples out into this world. She speaks of the importance of community, permaculture, and symbiotic innovation for the betterment of all.
Music is medicine for the soul and a powerful tool for our liberation as individuals as well as for the entire planet. Sierra Marin’s mission is to remind humanity of their divinity and perfection. To remind the people that WE are the ones we’ve been waiting for. It’s up to us to remember who we are and to be the change we want to see in this world.
Tuff Roots
Tuff Roots is a reggae band based in South Dakota who is focused on creating good vibes and spreading love through their music.
Tuff Roots came together in 2015. However, each member brings decades of musical experience in a variety of genres. Its this collective musical experience that creates Tuff Roots’ easy going, classic reggae vibe with a smooth, dynamic edge.
Their first album, Planting Seeds, was released in 2018 with regional hits such as Intangibles, Expectations and Fork in the Road. They are frequent performers at the Shangri La Music Festival, recorded a virtual concert for the White Wall Sessions, opened for nationally acclaimed group Moe, and performed at ‘Saturday in the Park” in Sioux City and Sioux Falls JazzFest. You can usually find them jamming at local venues around their hometown, Sioux Falls, SD. They are set to release their second album at the end of 2021.
Irie Minds
At it’s core, Irie Minds is all about jammin’, good vibes, and getting people on their feet. Formed in Minnesota, this reggae/rock 6-piece never fails to bring infectious grooves that you can’t help but dance to. Drawing inspiration from bands like Sublime and Giant Panda Guerrilla Dub Squad, the band fuses the sounds of South California and East Coast Reggae to form their own style, creating music that is both powerful and vibey. Through their captivating stage presence and engaging performances, Irie Minds has become well established in the Southern Minnesota music scene. Since their inception in early 2017, they have developed a strong local fan base, and have high hopes for the future. The band has one main objective: to continue spreading love and good vibes through their music.
Brotherhood of Birds
Brotherhood of Birds (BoB) is a Twin Cities-based, progressive acoustic string band whose original compositions bring together traditional and modern styles. BoB lineup consists of brothers Willie (Guitar) & Cole (Banjo) Christianson, Gavin Haskin (Mandolin), and Matt Blake (Bass). The Christianson brothers have shared a passion for making music together since they were teenagers, while Haskin, and Blake have spent the last half decade before the pandemic touring as Twin Cities grass band Ginstrings.
Pro Pittman
Darious Pro Pittman has been creating music and performing in the southern Wisconsin area for over 10 years now. Mixing acoustic folk, hip hop, looping, and storytelling to create his own sound. Born in Beloit Wisconsin and raised in Rockford Illinois, he raps and sings about life, pain, and redemption. Half of Anti-Gravity with Astronaut Adam of Earth To Clark and formerly of 90 to Harmony, he hopes to bring awareness to the stories of disenfranchised youth, and advocate mental health awareness in men, especially in the black community. A music event runner and 5 percenter, focused on uplifting the people with knowledge of self, and peace of mind, through his songs. Pro Pittman has been featured multiple times at Harmony Park events including Shangri-La and Project Earth, and is involved with Vibe High Music Festival in Brodhead, WI, to bring medicine to his home state the best way he knows how, the music!
Dani Reese
Out of the chrysalis, Dani Reese brings forth her channeled, written and envisioned sounds and vibrations of love. She moves through her music with a tonal and lyrical emphasis on themes such as metamorphosis, resilience, the bewildering experience of life and the power of healing. As a Vocalist and Multi-Instrumentalist, Dani and her band venture through Pop, Rock, Folk, Reggae styles and Ethereal realms.