Joshua Martin was born and raised in Bloomington, Indiana he started apprenticing with luthier‘s and guitar shops as a teenager was running guitars out to John cougars Belmont studio, and worked on quite a few other famous peoples guitars as a teenager self-taught since the age of nine, He started playing out live when at the age of 13 around the age of 21, married three kids later did not play for 10 years didn’t even own a guitar until after 2005 he deployed to Iraq. A friend of him a guitar after hearing him play at a jam then sent two Harmonica‘s over seas early in 2006 Since 2006 he’s been playing all over the United States after retiring May 18 of 2022 to where he’s played nonstop across the country  Joshua has written approximately 50 songs and has about 15 he’s trying to go through and narrow down to the top 10 for this first record, which is coming along in about 50% done. He has really enjoy playing Sonoma county & user to play a lot of weekends here while serving in the Coast Guard. After retiring at a two rock he finds himself coming back to wine country often to play and always enjoys the people in the community here 

Jeff Falconer was abandoned by wolves and raised by his parents in Northern California. Beginning his musical pursuits early, Jeff played his first gig at age 8, at the Mendocino County Fair in Ukiah. Moving to Sonoma Valley at age 9, Jeff became active in school bands, first as a drummer and then a trombonist.

After thrashing around in garages with other pimply-faced delinquents, Jeff had his first quality band experience with Sonoma teen-throb sensations Maurice Bleu (don’t ask…). Jeff played harmonica, trombone and sang in that band, a psychedelic power trio with horns. They weren’t too bad….

Switching to guitar in his early 20’s, Jeff was living the hippie dream in the Russian River area when he was invited to play with Bill Ande, a NorCal Rockstar of the early 70’s. The Willard Ande Band was reborn as Seymour Light, a high-end club hardworking club band that took Jeff all over the US, Eventually based in Atlanta and touring the South, Seymour Light was a great experience and hecka educational.

Since returning to Sonoma County as a “grownup”, Jeff has played in many weekend aggregations, as well as performing solo and in the duo Jaydub and Dino, with Dennis Cordellos. Jeff Has released 3 solo albums and 3 more with Jaydub and Dino. www.jefffalconer.com

Rowan and Lincoln met the first day of high-school, and their mutual love of music quickly turned into lunchtime jam sessions at school and hours in the garage. Thanks to Mikey Cannon, of Cannon School of Music, they were introduced to Cassin, a middle schooler playing the drums far beyond his years!
The teenage trio started playing together in late August of 2022 and it is fair to say they clicked and began performing immediately.

Less than a year together and they are getting great support and mentorship from the local music community. They are now pulling together an album’s worth of original material that can accurately be described as grungy blues rock with a modern bite. Something like a train of Arctic Monkeys that collided with a truckload of Black Keys, at the intersection of Alice In Chains and the 80’s. 
Follow them on Instagram, YouTube, Soundcloud and Facebook.

Noetic Pause is a teenage power trio from Sonoma, California. 
Rowan Chance: guitar & vocals
Lincoln Harwood: bass
Cassin Palladini: drums

Josh Yenne is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter from Sonoma, CA.  He has played all over the world at some of the most storied venues and festivals, including the Sydney Opera House and Coachella Music Festival.  Josh performs and teaches pedal steel guitar, guitar, dobro, lap steel, and electric bass.

Singer songwriter Don Trotta plays an assortment of cover songs and original music to try and please audiences of all ages.

Stewart Degner was about 14 when he got his first guitar, learned basic chords and such, took a music class , but quit after one lesson. "I figured , like most kids, I should be a rock star in about a month, and this guy shows me a bunch of notes in a book." He never did learn to read music, the books with chord diagrams kind of worked fine, other kids showed mhim stuff... some of it stuck. Basically just plinked for years, folk music mostly. Degner then Left home about 5 minutes after HighSchool. "No guitar. blew up the car in LA, lived on the street for about 6 months, joined the army, no guitar, got out, bought a classical Yamaha at a pawn shop, plinked that thing for years, school, wife, kids, job, Plink plink plink."

One Saturday, My youngest son 17, walks by me during plinkdom. "Hey Pop, You play pretty good. You should record that."A fuse was lit. My plinks earned names. Acquired a better guitar (Fender strat) Practiced a lot. and often. A couple years later, I had never played for anyone except my wife. (She likes what I play) but .... I needed an audience. I had worked for the guy at Baskin Robins, and asked if I could play out in the gazebo out front? He said he would spot me a milkshake for the effort. After the terror of ONE person stopping to listen, and look at me at the same time, I didn't die!

A couple years later. I had "crowds" of 6 or 8 people . Little ones with Grama and Grandpa. Some local musicians would stop by with encouragement and playing tips. A couple brought guitars and played with me. Stuff happened... DeersLeap winery in Napa had a brand new tasting room. A manager from there asked me to play at the opening. They paid me $250 for a couple hours. And it was on after that. You can catch Degner at the Friday Farmers market in Depot Park, among other places.

John Burdick is just raw singer songwriter guitarist and vocal talent combined with skill and artistry

John had begun his career as an acclaimed guitarist in the blues clubs of 
Chicago and St. Louis, then toured the Midwest and Canada before joining the alternative scene in Los Angeles as a singer/songwriter, where he performed with Shawn Covin, Chuck E. Weiss, and Keb'Mo' among many others. 

His band, John Burdick and the Change, featured Mackenzie Phillips on 
backup vocals and regularly headlined at the Whiskey, Roxy and The 
Troubador.

The John Burdick Band showcases tight, sensitive and explosive original 
songs, as well as high octane interpretations of renowned rock and blues artists. The band features David McKee on drums, Michael Miller/ Cliff Zyskowski on piano and organ and vocals.James Marshall Berry on bass and vocals. Lead vocalist John Burdick plays an array of 
acoustic/electric and slide guitars.

John Burdick's musical influences range from Leo Kottke to Duane Allman;  And from Jimi Hendrix to Bruce Springsteen and The Beatles. The veteran musician's original material equally reflects his thirty-plus years performing, recording and song writing on the road, with extended stints in Chicago, Hollywood and here in the Bay Area.

Zig Zag is a five piece musical group playing in the Sonoma Valley area for a year, being featured at Murphy's Irish Pub, Tips Roadside, Napa Porchfest, Ukrainian Sister City fundraisers, and other private events.

They are a low-volume combo, with emphasis on vocals and harmonies, presenting a repertoire of eclectic rhythms and styles, from jazz to latin to R and B to pop, covering a variety of eras.

Instrumentation is Micaelia Randolph on vocals, David Barker on vocals and guitar, Chuck Geber on bass, Steve Cohen on drums, and Scott Van Wagner on sax.

Jamie Clark is a compelling musician, singer-songwriter and performer. Jamie’s upbringing in California’s San Francisco Bay Area and Marin County, mixed with the influences of Roy Orbison, Bruce Springsteen, Chris Isaak, Jackie Greene, Father John Misty, Lucinda Williams, David Gray, and many others, are all factors in Jamie’s unique and Original Pop-Americana sound. “The Jamie Clark Band” only adds to Jamie’s enthusiasm and magnifies the soul, intense passion and strength in his voice. Jamie delivers a stimulating and provocative message with his ability to reach out and connect with his audience via every heartfelt lyric. Jamie’s voice provokes passion, his lyrics instill inspiration, and his music showers you with soul, all culminating in an engaging powerful Americana sound. Jamie's music is both thought provoking and familiar. For Jamie his music is not just in his blood, it is his blood, it’s his life experiences and ongoing dedication coming together to create relevant yet timeless music

Zachary Carroll is a singer-songwriter from Sonoma, California. Zack recently started the band Evening Glass.

The group made their debut at the Noise Pop Music & Arts Festival in San Francisco. In true DIY spirit, Evening Glass recorded their 2022 EP Steady Motion themselves. It was done live as a four-piece band, with vocals overdubbed. The EP was named the #4 EP of the year on the Janglepophub “Oscars 2022” (Top 15 EP’s). Add To Wantlist featured the EP on their site and said, “Just like it never gets boring to watch the rippling sea at sunset, you can also put on the 6-track EP Steady Motion by Californian four-piece Evening Glass at any time. Zachary Carroll (vocals, guitar), Thomas whose last name is unknown (bass, backing vocals), Chris Miller (guitar) and PJ Hakimi (drums) build on the sound of the Paisley Underground, but their playlist of influences just as easily refers to old pioneers as The Velvet Underground, Tom Waits and Richard Hell as well as to contemporary artists such as Good Morning, Hand Habits and The Umbrellas. Anyway, this is fine indie pop with pleasant vocals and wonderful melodies by jangly guitars. Float along for 20 minutes.”