The Glass Hours are indie folk duo Megan Barbera and Brad Armstrong, who met in New York’s Hudson Valley in 2022 and began writing and performing together soon after. Their self-titled debut was released by Cornelius Chapel Records in 2024, earning attention from Americana UK, The Bluegrass Situation, and Americana Highways, along with a spot at NYC’s Underwater Sunshine Festival. They followed it with their second album, Chapel Glass, recorded at Dial Back Sound in Mississippi and released in 2025.

Mary-Elaine Jenkins is a Brooklyn-based songwriter, singer, and guitarist. A native of the South Carolina Lowcountry, her sound combines manifold influences with a distinctly southern sensibility. MEJ has been named among “5 Up-And-Coming Women Musicians You Should Know About” (Bust Magazine), described as "standing righteously above other young pretenders" (Glide Magazine), and her voice has been called "a mix of cloves, sage, ash, thorns, and honey” (The Deli NYC). She is a fixture in the New York music scene, has toured Europe, and has supported artists such as Martha Wainwright, Courtney Marie Andrews, Teddy Thompson, and John Craigie. Her full-length debut, "Hold Still," was released in 2018 and she is currently at work on a new record.

Rhode Island-based artist Lily Rhodes blends folk songwriting with electronic, synth-pop, and indie influences to create a loose, unpredictable sound. A Berklee graduate and multi-media artist, Rhodes released her debut EP, I Don’t Need You Now, in 2025 and was featured on RI PBS’s Ocean State Sessions and nominated for Emerging Artist at the 2023 RI Folk Festival.