Rose Stoller, Emma Frank, Julia Bailen

Rose Stoller is a NYC based multidisciplinary artist. She performs as a jazz vocalist, experimental musician, singer-songwriter, theater artist, and more. In her original music, she is a delicate songwriter who merges an influence of contemporary jazz, r&b, Laurel Canyon folk rock, Brazilian Popular Music, and ambient soundscapes into a corner of her own. Lead singer of former jazz fusion group, RoseGold, she was featured in 2017 and 2018’s Jazz In The Valley festival in Poughkeepsie, New York. Recent accolades include working with Icelandic performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson at The Guggenheim Museum in NYC, involvement with Atlantic Center for the Arts (New Smyrna Beach, Florida), The Puzzle Festival of New Works (NYC) and The New Harmony Project (Indianapolis)

Emma Frank is a songwriter and singer living in Brooklyn. She describes her performances as Folk-Burlesque - no corporeal nudity, but very revealing nevertheless. Is it funny? Is it sad? Is it life-affirming? She sure hopes so. She just recorded her fifth studio album on Nettwerk Music and Justin Time Records and it's going to come out soon.

Julia Bailen is a native New Yorker, singer-songwriter, and artist. She is one third of the band BAILEN along with her brothers Daniel and David. Together, they released their debut record Thrilled to Be Here on Fantasy Records produced by Grammy winning producer, John Congleton. Their song “I Was Wrong” reached the top 20 of Billboard’s Adult Alternative Chart and NPR voted their song “Something Tells Me” #5 on the Best Songs of 2019. They have been featured artists on CBS This Morning, The Today Show, the BBC’s Dermot O’Leary’s Radio2 and The One Show. Bailen has headlined in the US and Europe extensively and has opened for artists such as Hozier, Amos Lee, Grace Potter, Joseph, Local Natives, Oh Wonder and The Lone Bellow. They are currently working on their sophomore record with producer Brad Cook (Bon Iver, Snail Mail).