Anna La Mare has been described as "emotional honey," "folky Florence

and the Machine," "gothic Joan Baez" and "a soul-driven embodiment of Joni Mitchell."

Her haunting dark folk Americana, touched by Celtic, Appalachian, and jazz influences, is as

vulnerable as it is brave, offering you a home within her stormy and poetic soundscape.

With her ghostly, road-worn and soulful voice, La Mare (Lah MAH-ray) sings the stories she's

picked up in her travels, enlivening the wanderer in every listener.

Dillon Hasten writes and performs songs that echo with honesty, grit, and soul. Blending storytelling with raw acoustic tones, his music draws from folk, country, and roots rock traditions, creating a sound that’s both timeless and uniquely personal. 

Whether performing solo with just a guitar or backed by a full band, Dillon’s shows are known for their heartfelt delivery and down-to-earth energy. His songs explore the roads we travel—both literal and emotional—capturing snapshots of love, loss, and life along the way.

Based in the Ozarks, Dillon is steadily building a name through live gigs, streaming platforms, and a growing online following. His latest single “This Old Truck” reflects a deeper dive into his evolving sound, marking another step forward in a journey that’s just getting started.

Lyal Strickland is an Americana singer-songwriter, whose music is as authentic as the Ozark hills. With a background deeply embedded in the rural landscapes of Missouri, his lyrics resonate with the experiences of small-town life, weaving tales of struggle, resilience, and unyielding human spirit. 

Strickland's songs are a testament to his commitment to his roots and his versatility as an artist. His albums move through stages of life, showcasing his distinctive voice that brings his narratives to life. Each song is a window into Strickland's world, inviting listeners to step into stories woven with candor and crushing humility.