Marc Theobald is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter.  His music has been featured on several podcasts.  He has released four album compilations with The Imperfectionists and has performed violin, guitar, and harmonica with additional ensembles around the Bay including Stray Muse, Bum Wagler and His Tune Wranglers, and Ocean Shore Railroad.  Classical roots influence his original folk-rock style, which ranges from brooding to poignant. His new release can be found here: Connecting | Marc Tee

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David Cooper is a guitarist/mandolinist who has been playing in various Bay Area Bands for 15 years. On October 28th, 2024, he released his fourth CD, this one a rich blend of original tunes laced with everything from a slide guitar to a trumpet to a melodica. David currently sings in the duo Small Town Depression.

After spending his youth as an environmental activist, Mokai came down from his tree and began writing unforgettable folk songs that find their way into your heart. The East Bay Express called them “…jazzy, jammy, bluesy structures around earthly laments, tales of ordinary folks, and the human struggle in general.” Mokai (rhymes with woke-eye) has taken root in the Northern California music community, as a performer at venues large and small, including festival stages, benefits, protests, intimate listening rooms and house concerts. His third full-length release “The Jaybird Said (2019),” features songs that demonstrate his considerable songwriting skills and guitar chops.

If Steve Earle threw a margarita at Elvis Costello and got pissed enough to write political tunes, they would sound like Pete Kronowitt songs. Following in the footsteps of folk singers advocating to better humanity, Pete has organized, marched and sang his way across this land. Pete writes songs with hooks, a dash of alt-country, a smidgen of something familiar yet new; catchy songs ranging from acoustic alternative pop and country to Indie with progressive lyrical phrasing. Five albums combining performing, touring and activism, Pete’s songs lie at the juncture where culture, humanity and a bit of fun meet for a drink at the local pub. ww.petekronowittmusic.com petekronowitt.bandcamp.com