PJ Bond

PJ Bond is a wandering songster who has traversed the American and European landscapes more times than he can easily count. He got his start over ten years ago in what was then called the DIY Indie scene, back when musicians still made money on CDs and people spent a lot of their time trying to get signed. A decade later, Bond’s lyrically dark but otherwise upbeat songs span from introspective Americana to reverb-laden rock from an earlier era. If forced to draw parallels and speak of influences, one might say he has drawn from the likes of Elliott Smith and Wilco, though he might prefer to credit Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan these days. When not traveling the globe, PJ currently lives in Asheville, NC, listening to country music, and making pizza.

Sufferin' Fools

The fine fellows in Sufferin' Fools congregate around the mountain made tunes of Cameron Thomas. Born and bred in the Carolinas, Thomas' songs share the humble joys, struggles and mysteries of a southern life - where it might lead you, who you meet, and what you bring back home. The band rides the dusty crossroads of Memphis country soul and Midwest power pop - kicking the dual guitars into overdrive for fun. The band's second EP, Forest for the Trees, was released on 9/26/25 and is available on all streaming platforms.

Garden Apartments

West Asheville trio, Garden Apartments, blend the best elements of Americana, Psych and 90's Indie Rock to create a unique but familiar sound. Tight and minimal arrangements provide the backdrop to Rustin Bragaw's immediately captivating voice, accompanied by the tasteful guitar work of Chris Pearson and the solid drumming of Daniel Hawkins. Each player brings years of recording and touring experience to the table. The trio has been playing around Asheville since late 2024 after releasing a self-titled EP, which is currently available on streaming platforms.