PETER MULVEY

Boston Globe:
“Peter Mulvey is all substance, which is his style.”

Mojo (UK):
“Singularly gifted.”

Davis Enterprise:
“The cream of the crop… sings with a clarity reserved for the likes of legends.”

NATALIA ZUKERMAN
With diverse influences that include Folk, Jazz, Blues, Rock, Bluegrass, Country and even Classical, Natalia Zukerman has been described by public radio as “an example of the finest Americana.” She combines her unique slide guitar playing style with seductive vocals, a painter’s observing eye, unapologetic writing, and sharp wit. Zukerman’s music is as riddled with urban restlessness as it is grounded in rootsy warmth – a welcome contradiction.

“Natalia’s voice could send an orchid into bloom while her guitar playing can open a beer bottle with its teeth.” –New Yorker
“a strutting brass band one minute, a sighing lover the next.” –The Boston Globe
“a wise mix of rootsy styles from torch blues to country swing. If you’re a fan of Madeleine Peyroux, Bonnie Raitt or even Amy Winehouse, you’ll find stuff to connect with here.” –Philadelphia Daily News

ADRIANNE GONZALEZ (AG)

Influenced by the likes of Omar Reid, Melissa Etheridge and the Indigo Girls, Miami native Adrianne Gonzalez has been writing and performing for over ten years in Miami, Boston, Toronto, Atlanta, London, and Los Angeles. She forms a quarter of the harmony-driven quartet “The Rescues,” whose music has famously underscored many hit TV shows, including One Tree Hill and Grey’s Anatomy. Adrianne has 9 solo albums to date, and has toured nationwide and all over Europe as a headliner and opener for many major artists such as Jeff Buckley, Jackson Browne, and Tegan And Sara.

“How do we put this delicately…Adrianne Gonzalez is a fearless beast of artistic expression. Here’s a woman so unafraid of taking risks – so unafraid to be who she is as a musician, an artist, a feminist, an “out” role model – that it’ll be no surprise to us if Gaga’s “little monsters” grow up and start idolizing her instead. AG, as she’s now know professionally, has just released an EP of Beatles tunes, a ballsy move that has resulted in one of the most haunting, gender/genre bending expressions of musical ingenuity in recent memory. We had no choice but to devote the following pages to her, in which we trace her early career path, how she approached new arrangements of classic songs, and how she’s managed to balance life as a solo musician with her role in the popular LA band The Rescues.” -Performer Magazine

Adrianne and Natalia are also both visual artists.

RALSTON BOWLES