ERI is a Bay Area–raised songwriter and artist whose work balances precision and vulnerability. With a background in classical ballet, her approach to music carries a sense of control, tension, and release—emotion shaped by discipline.
Her debut EP, Witness Statement, written and produced with longtime collaborator Jacob Lawre, explores intimacy, identity, and the quiet recalibration that comes with growing into new versions of oneself. The project also nods subtly to her past life as a dancer, not as nostalgia, but as movement translated into sound.
Guitar phenom and songwriter Asher Belsky grew up in San Francisco, California. Asher is endorsed by Gibson Guitars and was an inaugural member of the Gibson Generation Group, a select group of eighteen young guitar players from around the world.
In addition to leading his own band, Asher has performed alongside Michael Franti & Spearhead, Darryl ‘DMC’ McDaniels (Run DMC), the Marcus King Band, Isaiah Sharkey (John Mayer, D’Angelo), MC Hammer, Christone “Kingfish” Ingram, ALO, Maurice “Mobetta” Brown (Silksonic, Anderson .Paak). Asher has also played at The Fillmore (SF) and The Beacon Theater (NYC) as a featured artist with the Allman Family Revival and opened for Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival.
Born to an American musical theater composer for a father and a French choreographer for a mother, Lizzy and the Palm’s music evokes the passion and poignance of eras long past. She has always been one to search for the deeper meaning of life, especially after the loss of her mother in her late teens. Though her sonic repertoire spans from cool and funky to opulent and playful, her warm, compassionate tone allows Lizzy and the Palm’s music to resonate with all generations.
Jacob Lawre is a New York born songwriter, producer, and artist who spent a decade shaping records before deciding to make one of his own. His background runs through R&B feel, Jazz discipline, and Pop restraint.
After years working at the highest level of the industry in Los Angeles, Lawre turns inward on his debut album, The Other Side of Blue. The project lives at the intersection of R&B, Jazz, and Pop emotionally direct, structurally disciplined, and intentionally understated. There’s no reinvention here, just someone who waited long enough to say what he meant.
Tessa Rae has a gift for romanticising the human experience. She is an indie pop artist with dreamy folk undercurrents, crafting songs that feel universally intimate and deeply knowing. Her name, a subtle twist of her given first and middle name, is inspired by tesserae, the small fragments that form a mosaic—a fitting metaphor for her delicately layered songwriting.
Her debut album, Pearl, arrives later this year—a coming-of-age record tracing the slow, intimate passage from girlhood to womanhood. Rae draws us to the edge of emotion, dancing with desire, longing, and lust—suspended between the beauty of what once was and what is aching to become.
Logan Otis is an R&B/Neo-Soul artist whose sound bridges intimate musicianship with warm, groove-driven storytelling. Raised in Connecticut, he later moved to Nashville for school, where he deepened his craft as both a songwriter and instrumentalist. Now based in Los Angeles, Logan has stepped into a full sonic palette, channeling R&B/Neo-Soul influences and the smooth, modern feel of artists such as Tom Misch and Mac Ayres.
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