Callie and Maia, a folk, indie, and jazz influenced duo, use their admiration for music to create unique, emotional performances. They have been playing music since they were young, and are excited to show their work locally. They play piano, bass, acoustic guitar, and sing eccentric harmonies. 

Declan Cashman is a 16 year-old  Philadelphia-based vocalist. His dynamic voice carries the smooth rich tone of a jazzy soul. His major influences range from jazz greats including Sarah Vaughan and Chet Baker to more modern soul artists like Erykah Badu and D'Angelo. Declan draws his repertoire from the early jazz standards and is passionate about keeping these classics alive for contemporary listeners. Also, he also writes and produces his own lyrics and music with a focus on R&B and soul

Hailing from the legendary, down-and-dirty city of Pittsburgh, Noa Jordan is an indie-rock artist and storyteller whose desire is to connect with people through intricate melodies and thoughtful lyrics. With a sensuous fusion of sweet earthy tones and the more edgy stylings that arise from the indie genre, her music will capture the ears of listeners and dance through their minds over and over again. Noa believes passionately that the power of music touches and changes people to their core.”

Rich and Darla Tarpinian are based in New Jersey and have been a part of the local jazz scene since 2000. They have played concerts, public and private events as well as libraries, restaurants and wineries. They perform jazz standards, pop nostalgia as well as original compositions.

Dan Kassel is a versatile cellist who performs in a variety of ensembles ranging from classical to electronica, jazz and rock. As a solo artist, Dan has made a name for himself with his innovative approach to live-looping technology. By tapping, plucking and bowing on his instrument and recording each layer to play back in real time, he's built a career as a one-man-band who provides soulful, original music for weddings, fine restaurants, private parties, corporate events and more.

Dan strives to take the instrument outside of its strictly classical context into the world of improvisational music. His approach to the instrument has seen him play alongside rock stars from Ween and Henry Rollins Band as well as in gospel churches, electronica groups and a wide variety of rock and jazz ensembles where he's as comfortable ripping into a solo as the guitarist standing beside him. He’s currently working with the touring electric violinist for Lady Gaga, and he’s been featured on recordings alongside Mike Stern, Randy Brecker, Glenn McClelland (Ween, Blood Sweat and Tears) and Jack Daley (Lenny Kravitz, Spin Doctors). Dan is the "go-to" cellist for many notable Philadelphia artists such as Lotus, Suzanne Sheer, MINKA and Keegan Tawa. 

"There's a backbone of classical technique that allows him to then use technology to take the instrument to a place unexpected: it's as if the instrument lives on its own - almost as if Kassel is being guided by the cello instead of the other way around." - Lisa Rich, NJ.com

Ed Wall- keyboardist, singer. Ed has been a fixture on the NJ, PA music scene for decades. His musical influences are varied and include The Beatles, Elton John, Dr. John, Stevie Wonder, Jackson Browne and of course, Billy Joel.

Getting his start in the music business at the age of 15 he has a lifetime of experience and is in such demand that since 2015 he has averaged over 225 dates a year. He has been in the J.b. Kline band for 15 years and during that tenure the band has done shows opening for Johnny Winter, B.B.King, Marshall Tucker and Savoy Brown. He also is a member of Soul Custody, a popular and extremely talented dance cover band. In addition Ed plays solo piano or is accompanied by Tina Gold on percussion at local restaurants and venues.  

Gabe Parsons hails from Hopewell Valley in Central New Jersey. or to hear him describe it; he’s from The Heartland; it’s not a place, but rather a state of mind represented sonically in his music. Home plays a large role in the narrative that Parsons weaves in songs about growing up, the environmental crisis, and loss. Gabe, as a writer, is a student of his influences. These most notably include Bruce Springsteen, the Lumineers and Lord Huron. Gabe started his career in earnest at Loyola University New Orleans School of Music Industry, where he began and continues to play shows around the city of New Orleans. Gabe has also previously released two independent records under his own name and a collaborative album called Frisbee Nights. These songs form the core of his live set.

A seasoned performer, Gabe has been actively gigging since he was 16.  His live shows are intimate, pensive and full of joy;  Gabe has attracted the attention of national acts like Judah and the Lion, and industry professionals alike. With a tour in the works, buzz around the young artist is sure to grow.

​His latest song, “No Man's Land,” under The Heartland, was released on September 15th , 2023 on the heels of their performance at Nomad Festival in Lafayette, Louisiana alongside fellow folk rockers Jordy Searcy, Crowe Boys, Tophouse, and Hello Darling.

Hailing from the legendary, down-and-dirty city of Pittsburgh, Noa Jordan is an indie-rock artist and storyteller whose desire is to connect with people through intricate melodies and thoughtful lyrics. With a sensuous fusion of sweet earthy tones and the more edgy stylings that arise from the indie genre, her music will capture the ears of listeners and dance through their minds over and over again. Noa believes passionately that the power of music touches and changes people to their core.”

Rich and Darla Tarpinian are based in New Jersey and have been a part of the local jazz scene since 2000. They have played concerts, public and private events as well as libraries, restaurants and wineries. They perform jazz standards, pop nostalgia as well as original compositions.

Gabe Parsons hails from Hopewell Valley in Central New Jersey. or to hear him describe it; he’s from The Heartland; it’s not a place, but rather a state of mind represented sonically in his music. Home plays a large role in the narrative that Parsons weaves in songs about growing up, the environmental crisis, and loss. Gabe, as a writer, is a student of his influences. These most notably include Bruce Springsteen, the Lumineers and Lord Huron. Gabe started his career in earnest at Loyola University New Orleans School of Music Industry, where he began and continues to play shows around the city of New Orleans. Gabe has also previously released two independent records under his own name and a collaborative album called Frisbee Nights. These songs form the core of his live set.

A seasoned performer, Gabe has been actively gigging since he was 16.  His live shows are intimate, pensive and full of joy;  Gabe has attracted the attention of national acts like Judah and the Lion, and industry professionals alike. With a tour in the works, buzz around the young artist is sure to grow.

​His latest song, “No Man's Land,” under The Heartland, was released on September 15th , 2023 on the heels of their performance at Nomad Festival in Lafayette, Louisiana alongside fellow folk rockers Jordy Searcy, Crowe Boys, Tophouse, and Hello Darling.