Mary Remington is a singer/ songwriter and multi-disciplinary artist based out of central Massachusetts. Through her mainly manual work life, she writes most of her music while working, lending her music to represent the historical precedence of singing while you work. In 2019, she produced her first album in an effort to document these. As a multifaceted visual artist, Mary interweaves her clairvoyant message of nature's inner workings into her ceramic and stone, and musical expressions.

Upon release, various UK-based Magazines including UNCUT, MOJO, and American Highways had much to comment on Mary's carved from the mountain presence. Her physical experience as a working craftsperson contributes to the tangible notes found in her songwriting. Collaboration in the community is a stronghold to meaningfulness in Mary's life. The connecting line through all work that Mary does is the reference of the daily chores, using the song of voice as the companion to all necessary acts of existing in a modern world.

Maine-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist Greg Jamie combines the textural with the tuneful. There are echoes of the dark, eerie qualities of Jamie’s previous work (with his bands O’Death and Blood Warrior), but his solo work inhabits a sonic space all its own. Traditional folk melodies contrast with cold, synthetic textures, generating an unsettling tension between intimacy and mystery. The atmosphere evokes both the weight of cold, New England winters and the ethereality of a sci-fi dreamscape. Lyrical themes confront notions of disappointment, inevitability, mental illness, and adventure. Elements of the uncanny and playful are embraced to avoid predictable patterns and dismantle preconceptions of loner-folk. In his first official solo effort, Greg Jamie has crafted a singular work of disorienting beauty.

Maine-based singer, songwriter and guitarist Greg Jamie combines the textural with the tuneful. There are echoes of the dark, eerie qualities of Jamie’s previous work (with his bands O’Death and Blood Warrior), but his solo work inhabits a sonic space all its own. Traditional folk melodies contrast cold, synthetic textures, generating an unsettling tension between intimacy and mystery. The atmosphere evokes both the weight of cold, New England winters and the ethereality of a sci-fi dreamscape. Lyrical themes confront notions of disappointment, inevitability, mental illness and adventure. Elements of the uncanny and playful are embraced in order to avoid predictable patterns and dismantle preconceptions of loner-folk. In his first official solo effort, Greg Jamie has crafted a singular work of disorienting beauty.