After a dizzying five-year span that saw the release of two stunning, eclectic albums (Hard Won and Vanity, which drew praise from the likes of Billboard and Rolling Stone) — followed by appearances at AmericanaFest, the Newport Folk Festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and SXSW, and tours with Iron and Wine, Son Little, and Adia Victoria — Lizzie No found herself at the forefront of a new vanguard of genre-defying artists. Her new album, Halfsies (Thirty Tigers / Miss Freedomland), finds No situated among her peers while still searching for freedom — freedom from the constraints of categorization, sure, but more importantly, freedom from the depths of her own personal despair and from an increasingly violent and nightmarish American cultural and political landscape.

Julia Logue
Julia Logue is a songwriter who draws on elements of alternative, neo-soul, folk, and jazz music to create enticing and layered instrumentals to back her vocals. Julia has performed at some of the most prestigious venues in Portland and opened for Quickly, Quickly, Lewis OfMan, Ruby Waters, and Nico Play on the Pacific Northwest portion of their tours. Logue released her debut album, 'Welcome To Your Sunrise', on December 29th, 2023 and she's looking forward to more releases in 2024.