Danielle \"Ate the Sandwich\" Anderson is a solid young songwriter, gifted with an ethereal voice and the talent for writing honest observations of an ordinary world. Her melancholy and often times vulnerable songs are nicely contrasted by her humorous and engaging stage presence. Dubbed \"Joni Mitchell meets Sarah Silverman,\" Danielle tours nationally. Denver\'s Westword described Danielle as, \"cripplingly enchanting with lyrics telling the story of a generation coming of age in an age of uncertainty.\" And as the postings of 29,000 loyal subscribers to Danielle\'s You Tube channel attest, she has rapidly developed an active fanbase who feel Danielle has something to say about what it means to be young in 2011.

Carley Baer is an up-and-coming original folksinger who makes her own dresses, hula-hoops avidly, and travels almost exclusively by train-- -original- just barely scrapes the surface of what this young woman is and does. She has been writing songs for over a decade, and has self-released many underground recordings. Her most recent full-length album, You Can-t Control The Weather, signaled a step forward in her career, with dazzling performances by Kevin Jackson of the Portland Cello Project, Robin Way of the Brian Copeland Band, and others; additionally, the album was released on her publishing label, Ursula Music. Carley travels (by train) as much as she can between her native Milwaukee, WI and her adopted Portland, OR, and plays shows wherever she goes.