The Tisburys
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“Will it all just stay the same?” asks songwriter Tyler Asay on “Forever”, the first single from The Tisburys’ new album, A Still Life Revisited. Recorded at Dr. Dog’s Mt. Slippery studio in the suburbs of Philadelphia with their longtime engineer/producer Justin Nazario, A Still Life Revisited is The Tisburys’ most collaborative effort to date. In an era where “bands” are seen as one individual, this is truly a “band record” with every member contributing songwriting and production ideas (especially from longtime lead guitarist John Domenico and keyboardist/co-producer Jason McGovern). “The goal with this record was ‘everything in its right place” says Asay. “Every instrument is playing its part and every song came together like a puzzle”. While their last album (2022’s Exile On Main Street) channeled 90s radio rock such as Gin Blossoms and The Replacements, A Still Life Revisited pushes into the aughts with the rustic bombast of millennial indie such as Frightened Rabbit and The Hold Steady. With themes that tackle memory & chosen family, A Still Life Revisited overflows with songs that find home in both packed dive bars and stadiums. It’s about looking back at your life, the choices and decisions you’ve made, and celebrating where you ended up today. The album was mixed by Phil Joly (The Strokes, Daft Punk, Lana Del Rey), mastered by Ryan Schwabe (Beach Bunny, Slaughter Beach Dog, Hop Along).
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Kiersten Blue
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Kiersten Blue is a Jersey Shore–based singer-songwriter whose music blends dream pop, indie rock, and singer-songwriter sensibilities into an intimate yet cinematic sound. With lyrics that explore self-discovery, vulnerability, and the tension between inner thoughts and outer reality, her songs often begin with raw acoustic roots before unfolding into lush, layered arrangements of electric guitars, harmonies, and driving rhythms. The result is music that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable, carrying a nostalgic edge while carving out a voice that is distinctly her own.
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The Foes of Fern
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The Foes of Fern are an Asbury Park-based band that is known for performing an exhilarating blend of genres, once referred to as "Soulful Multilayered Organic Indie Folk Rock” by local music venue, The Saint.
Marrying drums, bass, guitar, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, among other instruments, The Foes of Fern bring the party to Asbury Park
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Mar Stellium
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Mar Stellium is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Influenced by dream pop and slacker rock, their music takes on an intimate, earthy feel. Drawing from personal experiences with anxiety, depression, and the bittersweet endings of relationships and friendships, their lyrics are tender, honest, and emotionally resonant. Mar Stellium's debut single, “Butterflies,” will be released this fall.
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International Superstar Robin
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International Superstar Robin is an indie pop project from Asbury Park, blending emotional storytelling with infectious melodies. Drawing from the vibrant Jersey music scene, Robin’s sound weaves together pop, indie rock, and soulful vibes. With songs like "Plain Jane" and “I Love You”, the band explores themes of vulnerability, resilience, and personal transformation.
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Tiny Cities
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Hailing from the heart of New Jersey, Melissa Anthony and Dennis King AKA Tiny Cities, find beauty in the quiet corners of everyday life.
“Tiny Cities creates music that is both fragile and beautifully haunting”- York Calling
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The Make Three
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Featuring members of longtime power pop and psych stalwarts The Brixton Riot and The Anderson Council, The Make Three combine guitar-forward, melody-first aspects of both bands into a mix of 60's garage rock, 70's power pop and 90's indie rock
Steven Rosen
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A Vermont-based composer and woodwind multi-instrumentalist, Steve Rosen's solo music follows a stream of consciousness which explores the space/time continuum via the use of collage techniques, multiphonics, microtonal inflections, repetition, silence and noise.
Probability Cloud
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Long form compositions that blend elements of Aggressive Music, Post Rock, Orchestral, Singer-Songwriter, and Jazz
Brian Erickson
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With lyrics sharper than a box cutter and hooks sweeter than grape soda, Brian Erickson has been making some of the best and most sonically-diverse records to come out of New Jersey in the past decade. He's an award-winning vocalist who has also been featured in American Songwriter Magazine.
His latest effort 'High Charisma' by his band, The Extensions, was called “The first indie rock record of 2023 that's too irresistible to put down” by Indie Pulse.
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