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A Nevada City native and Portland icon, Alela Diane writes folk songs that feel ancient and timeless. Her voice is clear as a bell, cutting through the forest air with stories of motherhood, nature, and memory.
Pickathon royalty. Alela’s music sounds like it grew out of the ground at Pendarvis Farm. We booked her because she creates a sacred silence in the crowd that is rare and beautiful.

A Cherokee songwriter from Oklahoma, Ken Pomeroy brings a unique perspective to the folk tradition. Her music is sparse, haunting, and incredibly mature for her age, blending modern indie influences with her heritage.
The truth-teller. We love Ken because she doesn’t hide behind production. It’s just her and the song. She represents the next wave of diverse voices reclaiming American folk music.

Caitlin Canty writes songs that sound like travel. Her music is restless, gritty, and beautiful, driven by a voice that has a touch of smoke in it. She bridges the gap between old-time string bands and modern songwriters.
We booked her for the craft. Caitlin is a musician’s musician—impeccable guitar playing and songwriting that never wastes a word.