David Huss is an Indie/Folk singer-songwriter from Minneapolis, MN with a writing style rooted in New Folk and upbeat acoustic rock.

David's debut album Intuition was released last September and since then it has been streamed in over 65 different countries and aired on over 100 different radio stations across the United States and Canada. Intuition is 10 tracks of upbeat acoustic rock and new folk, full of bright melodies, soaring violin solos, and echoing choruses. The LP features David's band, the Headwaters, which consists of Lara Solveig on vocals and violin, Wesley Miller on percussion, Danny Gilles on keys, Noah Cameron on bass, and Hannah Eide on French horn, along with guest appearances from several other Minneapolis musicians. The album was mixed by Nathaniel Gillen and mastered by Bruce Templeton.

The Butter Boys are a rock band. Bright and boisterous. Never bashful. Never timid. Upbeat rhythms, clamoring guitars, and memorable melodies. More evocative than provocative. More spirited than angry. Bratty, rebellious, and always youthful.

2018 Kerrville New Folk winner Sarah Morris’ endearingly honest, expertly penned songs deliberately miss the forest for the trees. Armed with a poignantly relatable rainy day ache in her sunlit voice, she weaves a winding path of masterful storytelling and timeless Americana melody that invites audiences to join her in celebrating the magic of our everyday minutia. In the eight years of her career, Sarah has shared stages with greats like JD Souther, earned international airplay, and reached notable positions on the Americana Music Association and Euro Americana charts. Just over a year after releasing her Americana-charting album All Mine, Sarah recently released Between Here and There. This 4-song collection is decidedly more stripped down than her previous full-band recordings, showcasing the vulnerability in these songs–seeking love and human connection. including ‘Be With You’, which AmericanaUK says “perfectly captured {the} particular element of the weirdness of the last twelve months.

Singer-songwriter Matthew French has quickly become a regular on the burgeoning Twin Cities Americana music scene. Known for his positive and uplifting live shows, French’s melodies transport and his lyrics tell a story. Our story. A human story. Raised in small-town Ohio and now residing in Minneapolis, French released his EP Winding Road in 2016. Building on the success of Winding Road, French’s debut full-length album, Sweet Love, was released in 2018. Back with new music for the first time in two years, French unpacks universal themes of love, kindness, and community with a conversational lyricism that invites the listener to find themselves in his stories. Matthew’s audiences feel reflected in the warmth of his voice. Not strangers, just unmet friends.