Boston songwriter Will Dailey’s seventh album Boys Talking is the record he’s intentionally not releasing to streaming platforms. Instead, he’s sharing it directly with listeners through vinyl, CD, and downloads, creating a more personal connection with his audience. Known for blending Americana, folk, rock, blues, and psychedelia, Dailey has spent more than 15 years carving his own independent path, drawing comparisons to artists like Cass McCombs, Kevin Morby, and Jeff Tweedy. Recorded live with a standout group of collaborators including Juliana Hatfield and Alisa Amador, Boys Talking explores themes of memory, loneliness, identity, and the ways men struggle—and try—to communicate.

‘92 Winona is a four piece rock and roll band from Providence, RI. With a knack for short, catchy blasts of aggressive riffs, clever lyrics and infectious melodies, ‘92 Winona draws inspiration from garage, punk, grungy 90s rock and 60s pop and modernize it into something unique. Blending wry humor and raw introspection, their lyrics offer broad relatability in tandem with sarcastic wit. Not a tribute or throwback, ‘92 Winona’s songs are something new, a fun and energetic culmination of rock and roll through the decades with a fresh twist.