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The A.M. is a pair of public educators who bonded over their shared love of music in 2015 when they started writing and performing songs at open mics to blow off steam after long school days. Originally hailing from Texas and California, they both spent time working in East Coast school districts before landing in the Pacific Northwest.
The A.M. brings an eclectic mix of musical influences into their songs, everything from classic rock, folk, and jazz standards to contemporary soul and electronic music. It’s all about “the process” (they have yet to fully record and release any of their tracks) so they are excited to see how this year goes!
Reid Farnsworth is a Seattle-based indie-folk musician from Nashville, TN. Reid is releasing a new song on the 25th of every month this year. Reid’s song for today is called “Just Friends”.
Zach is the principal songwriter and the bandleader for Seattle Americana band (on hiatus) Brite Lines. This is the song he wrote and recorded in the month leading up to May 24th, 2025.
Bubba Holly is a music and theater maker based in central MN. He is the Creative Director of Gnarly Bard Theater Company and band leader of MN’s favorite wedding and party band, Fred Savage & The Unbeatables. This month’s song is called “Take a Break”
Jon Ellison, known to many as Jozzie, is a mystical left-handed guitar player, singer and spoken-word artist from Detroit. He is an energy worker and a water protector, a man who is somehow ahead of his time, yet seems to hail from a distant, long-forgotten past version of humanity. Jon’s poetic music filters the wisdom of the Earth through his loving spirit, reminding us all to seek the light and to set ourselves free.
Joey Spilberg is a Chicago-based artist is not a robot despite his friendship with many robots. He is releasing a new song on the 20th of every month this year.
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