Natalie Mishell w/ Julienne Dweck, Spencer Albee

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Folk singer-songwriter Natalie Mishell was born and raised in sunny southern California. For most of her younger years, she worked in film, TV, and commercials before moving from Los Angeles to New York to pursue her music career. In 2010, she released the EP, “In My Shoes” (produced by Rich Pagano), followed by an East coast solo tour and the 2011 single, “Sunshine”. Natalie released her first full-length record, ”Goodnight Stranger” (produced by J.P Bowersock, The Strokes, Ryan Adams) and toured nationally as Natalie Mishell & Company. In 2016, Natalie recorded the singles “Keep On Loving” and “So Patiently” accompanied by a live-session music video In 2017 Mishell collaborated with director Jess Lowe on a unique and haunting music video bringing the song “Devil In Me” to life.

In 2019 she appeared at the Ladybug Festival (the largest all female festival in the country) took a European tour, and released her second full length record “The Box'' gaining significant buzz with over a million streams on Spotify. She now resides in Portland, Maine where she hosts “The Maine Music Project'' whose mission is to keep live music alive during these harder times. She is about to release her next Single “Let Me Love You’ with Producer (Dan Capuldi) on April 1st followed by EP “On The Other Side'' to be released in the Summer of 2021.    

Julienne Dweck is a singer-songwriter and music educator based in New York City.  Julienne has released two full length albums of original works, On Paper, Black Licorice, an EP Sparkles in the Concrete, and her most recent single "Lazy Ethics" .  

Her original music has had various placements.  Most recently "Sparkles in the Concrete" was placed in the feature film Lost Girls; Angie's Story.  The song "Lazy Ethics" will be featured in the upcoming documentary Robbed: a Mother's Peril.  "Happy" was featured on the BMW/MiniCooper website. 

Julienne has performed in venues across NY and NJ including The Knitting Factory, Rockwood Music Hall, Drom NYC , Pianos, 92YTribeca, and Redbank's Count Basie Theatre.  She has taken part in various festivals including SXSW,  David and Goliath Indie music festival, as well as the CMJ music festival in NYC.  “Invisible” was a finalist in 2014’s Recording Festival- International Music Competition and “Happy” was a finalist in 2013's Newsong Mountainstage Contest. 
 
Julienne Dweck resides in New York City with her husband and three children.  

Spencer Albee is a Portland based and nationally acclaimed singer, songwriter and producer. Since 1995, he has toured internationally, signed multiple recording and publishing deals and worked with artists ranging from David Bowie to De La Soul.  Rolling Stone Magazine recently called Spencer a "21st Century master in the lost art of Beatlesque hooks."