布拉索斯开始的独奏录音项目的词曲作者马丁起重机，谁首次亮相2007年年底乐队喂食狂乱和A市一样高大的EP唱片。[2]的Brazos，在它的原始化身，去上为灰熊熊，希尔沃特的打开，吸血鬼周末，国家，熨斗和葡萄酒，怀橡树和园丁鸟，以及与当地的好朋友，白色牛仔全国巡回。
磷光蓝军自2009年发布的积极评论[3] [4]，但在巡回演出了“打包收费起重机他所拥有的一切，到了1990年本田思域旅行车，他会因为他是15，并搬到纽约之后。 “[1]，并签署到死的海洋。
斯宾塞赞恩（低音）（兼职皇后乐队）和伊恩·张（鼓）的牵引下，带死海洋盐水看到国际发布2013年5月28日亮相，最终成为新的乐队成员。

Let's Be Still is the second album from American sextet the Head and the Heart, and follows their well-received eponymous debut album. Their indie-inspired Americana sound is that of a well-settled band, whose members had forged their songwriting friendship at a Seattle bar's open-mike nights in 2010. Their soaring harmonies and folk hooks were produced by Shawn Simmons and mixed by the National engineer Peter Katis.
The Head and The Heart是一支独立民谣流行乐队，来自美国西雅图，成立于2009年。乐队成员包括Josiah Johnson(主唱，吉他，打击乐)，Jonathan Russell (主唱，吉他，打击乐)， Charity Rose Thielen (小提琴，和声)，Chris Zasche (贝斯), Kenny Hensley (键盘), 以及Tyler Williams (鼓手)。2009年发行同名首专The Head and The Heart，在随后的几个月，专辑售出10000份。西雅图艺术杂志在2011年3月，将他们评为“西雅图最佳新乐队”。Let’s Be Still是他们第二张专辑，即将发行，大量和声，小提琴，钢琴的旋律，一张绝佳的民谣新专。

Former Bauer vocalist Sonja van Hamel's second solo album, Transcendental Man, was produced by JB Meijers and Ken Stringfellow. A pop purist and keyboardist extraordinaire, Sonja composes and arranges lush soundscapes that swirl around her gorgeous singing.

Caged Animals is a Lo-Fi / Synth-Pop project of Vincent Cacchione, frontman of Soft Black.

Sea Lions formed in 2007 with just Adrian Pillado singing and playing guitar backed by his best friend on drums. Something new was starting to happen in Oxnard's DIY punk scene: a group of young kids had been listening to a lot of K, Postcard, Sarah, Creation and (naturally) Slumberland records. The early days of Sea Lions were a learning curve, the duo crashing and bashing their way through songs, often stumbling upon beauty in the process. Still, something was missing. They were always just teetering on the edge of something great, but then came that greatness came one night at cooler-than-cool LA indie club Part Time Punks. They had recently added a second guitarist and a bass player... and they killed. Pillado had really grown as a songwriter; the songs were still shambolic, but they were also assertive and direct. They thrilled the full-time punks in the crowd with a cover of Black Flag's “Nervous Breakdown,” and wowed the Northern Soul junkies with a downright saucy take on the Freda Payne classic “Band of Gold.” It was the exact point at which one could say, “Ladies and gentlemen, Sea Lions!”