Lennon VanderDoes is an indie singer-songwriter whose evocative music draws inspiration from artists like “Lord Huron”, “Sufjan Stevens” and “City and Colour” to name a few. His sound captures the essence of the indie-folk scene, mixed in with elements of Americana, indie rock and alt country.
Lennon gained widespread recognition as a standout contestant on NBC's The Voice, where one of his emotional performances moved John Legend to tears.
Lennon's music is deeply inspired by his life on the road, reflecting the stories and experiences he gathers while touring. Based in Phoenix, he continues to evolve as a songwriter, crafting songs that resonate with audiences through their authenticity and emotional depth. As he travels and performs, Lennon remains committed to creating music that transports listeners into his unique world.
Introducing Lila Forde, a soulful singer-songwriter whose music weaves poignant lyrics, distinctive melodies, and infectious grooves into a musical experience entirely her own. Her style evokes timeless artists such as Joni Mitchell and Bonnie Raitt, while also reminiscent of modern musicians such as Kacey Musgraves and Emily King. A standout contestant on Season 24 of NBC's The Voice, she soared to the Top 5 under John Legend's guidance. During her time on the show she wowed the world with her silky vocals and her ability to deliver classic songs as if she wrote them. In August 2024, Forde embarked on her first headlining tour of the West Coast, selling out venues from Seattle to LA. She has released three singles this year, leading up to her debut album Vessel, scheduled for release in early 2025.
Mallie is just a girl with a lot of feelings. She’s a singer/songwriter from the Phoenix desert with emotionally charged lyrics and an evocative voice. Her upcoming record PRESSURE COOKER tells a vulnerable story of heartbreak and coming of age in a world that is often lonely and unkind. Mallie confronts how hard reality hits in your early 20s with her angsty indie rock hits, usually performed with her band, Messy Good. Reading her diary on stage, Mallie invites listeners to join her for a good cry.
