Camryn Adele, Eric Gabriel, Hayes Wilson

Camryn Adele Portagallo is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter known for her "warm, intimate sound and distinctive songwriting" (LOCK Magazine). Raised in a close-knit Italian-American family and steeped in a vintage vocal tradition, she now writes from the Sierra Nevada, where the pull between urban life and open space runs through her songs. This tension is captured by her latest release, a debut EP, Have a Nice Fall (2026) - what the independent music blog No Transmission calls a sound that's "deeply personal, with universal emotional resonance.

Eric Gabriel is a songwriter, pianist, and producer from NYC. His sophomore album, "Lucky Day Roadrunner" (May 2026), was recorded live with Philip Weinrobe (Adrianne Lenker, Florist). Described as both “loose and locked in” (Atwood Magazine), Gabriel's music recalls 70s soft rock and soul records. His first full-length release, "Samara," was self-released in 2025 and spent 5 weeks on the NACC 200 Radio Chart. Prior to these solo releases, Gabriel co-founded Melt, the indie-soul “groovy superorganism” (NPR), where he was a member from 2017-25.

Hayes Wilson is a master of song, alchemist of sound. Their craft is rooted in immersive modes of storytelling, tethering seams between streams of consciousness. They received their bachelor's in English from Spelman College and their master's in Songwriting and Music Production from Berklee College of Music. Hayes specializes in lyricism, sound design, and world-building.