Grable Howie:
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https://linktr.ee/grable.howie
Bio:
Born and raised in Longmont, Colorado, and now based in Boston, Massachusetts, Grable Howie is a vivid storyteller and captivating performer. Beneath his bold, cinematic folk/pop style lies a unifying message for ambitious dreamers: work hard and always strive to be better. Driven by a desire to honor his family legacy, Howie channels themes of resilience, gratitude, and humility into every facet of his artistry and everyday life. Influenced by the writing styles of Noah Kahan and Gregory Alan Isakov, and creating a sound akin to the likes of Mumford & Sons and Judah & The Lion, Howie is redefining the modern folk sound.
Charlie Weld:
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Charlie Weld is a Boston-based pop/country singer-songwriter who creates immersive experiences in melodic disguises. Her storytelling is the heart of her craft and she strives to convey all emotions from love, to loss, to heartache. In the words of Carolyn Kruse, previous host of Country 102.5, “For such a young artist, she has the heart of an old soul, wearing empathy on her sleeve. It’s likely why she is such an effective songwriter.”
Katy Caballero:
Links:
https://www.katycaballero.com/
Bio:
Katy Caballero is a 20 year old singer, songwriter from Santa Barbara, California. She is currently attending Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA & is studying Professional Music with a concentration in Songwriting & Music Business.
She has opened for artists Elle King & Barns Courtney at the Granada Theater in Santa Barbara, CA. She has also co-written & performed with Sophie Rose. Some other highlights include Teen Star 2020 at the Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara, CA & working with the very accomplished producer & songwriter, Alan Parsons.
Growing up, the sounds of Chris Stapleton and Carrie Underwood shaped the very essence of her musical journey. It's in the intersection of folk's raw emotion and country's heartfelt storytelling that helped her to find her voice. Through her music Katy hopes to give a voice to the younger generation through songs that break the silence that many of us feel in our everyday lives. Music isn’t just what you hear, it’s what you feel.