Mary McAvoy is a Providence-based singer-songwriter whose chilled-out pop sound blends rock, soul, blues, and Americana. Originally from just outside Boston, she has been writing and performing her own music for several years, both as a solo act and with her dynamic trio. Influenced by artists like Donna Missal, Paolo Nutini, and Tori Kelly, Mary’s effortless vocals shine in her recordings, including work with producers Bryan Fennelly (Plaid Dog Recording) and Railroad Park Recording Studios.

In 2023, she opened for Nancy Wilson of Heart and later appeared on season 26 of The Voice as part of Snoop Dogg’s team. Her next single, “Fool’s Errand,” arrives in April 2025, with more new music and tour dates to follow.

Taylor Gillhouse is a Brooklyn-based, multi-hyphenate artist. Her musical work acknowledges the bygone eras, rooted in jazz and blues, with a modern touch of sapphic soul. Her debut album “Too Good To Be True” debuts in October 2025. Taylor can also be found dancing with Lyoness Cabaret and featuring her film photography internationally.

Her Grace (Grace Cooper-Hall) is a U.K.-born, Massachusetts-based pianist, keyboardist, and vocalist. Performing pop and rock with her own unique style, she appears at weddings, venues, and festivals across New England while also working as a session musician and teacher.