Jessica Robbins wrote her first song in third grade about the distant and mysterious planet, Saturn. Today her songs focus the same sense of wonderment and reverie on subjects a little closer to the heart. The lively spirit of her upbeat tunes is infectious, while a ribbon of formidable resolve weaves through her songs of trouble and loss. In 2010 Jessica released her first album "Dear Fred" to positive reviews, and she has continued to play to admiring audiences all over her native Chicago. Time Out Chicago called Jessica a promising new artist and wrote that her “smart songs veer toward the folkier end of the rock spectrum but often recall the bite of Aimee Mann”. This June she will release a new EP, “Habitat”. Her songs explore the mysterious side of love, loss and zombies - Jessica truly enjoys the wild, electric combination of inspiration, spontaneity and music.

Brendan Losch, a Chicago based singer/songwriter and music blogger at Count Me Out, released his third album, Low, on April 10th, 2012. This ten track album features Losch's most ambitious material to date while still capturing his raw simplicity. Low encompasses a compilation of fluent, yet diverse songs that are true and moving. Guest appearances include backing band members, John Morton and Aaron Sandberg (Bullets in Madison), along with the lovely vocals of singer/songwriter, Gia Margaret (Little Light).

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