Arran Fagan -
aking cues from the likes of Leif Vollebekk and Nathaniel Rateliff, Fagan’s music is filled with introspective lyrics, questioning anything from relationships to how much he should be drinking...One of Fagan’s greatest strengths lies in his storytelling, weaving concrete images with more abstract feelings that he somehow aptly describes.”
Praised for his introspective lyrics and vivid storytelling, Portland-based folk artist Arran Fagan has garnered a following in his native Oregon with his uncanny ability to weave the personal and universal. After getting his start in the grassroots music scene of Southern Oregon, Arran has spent the greater part of his life pursuing music, creating wistful and evocative songs that explore themes that connect us all—loss, addiction, change, and the endless passage of time.
Rebecca Mcdade -
The songs of this Scotland born & Oregon grown singer-songwriter take you all the way from Portland to Glasgow. Drawing inspiration from the folk music of the American sixties, Rebecca McDade tells stories which explore heart & home through gentle melodies and intricate finger picking.
https://rebeccamcdade.bandcamp.com/album/to-call-home
Lindsay Clark -Raised in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California, her songwriting draws from Appalachian, American and British folk, woven with baroque and impressionist classical influences, a deep reverence for nature, and a poet’s sensibility. Her intricate style of fingerpicked guitar and gossamer voice reflect the resonance of mountain landscapes and the spirit of musical outliers like Nick Drake, Rickie Lee Jones, Fairport Convention, and Robin Holcomb. Her parents were always playing records around the house—which was often quiet— and the sounds of the 60s/70s (Joni’s Ladies of the Canyon stands out, or Simon and Garfunkel’s Bookends) were an easy place to land.
Andy Zook is a Pacific Northwest singer songwriter and former music therapist. After a decade of fronting post-emo bands in Seattle, Andy moved to Portland, OR and began a year of writing in isolation.
The album that yielded is the musical equivalent of a young adult novel.
Softly mournful and lilting sound on electric guitar with falsetto-laced vocals and lyrics that speaks to a small town American childhood and the loss of innocence. “Nightlight Narrator” released on the first day of fall, 2021 and is streaming everywhere.
Wed, Sep 17, 2025 at 7:00 PM
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