Walter "Wolfman" Washington got his start with the choir of the New Home Missionary Baptist Church on Jackson Avenue, later teaching himself guitar. At 19, he began backing some of New Orleans' biggest names at the time, including Irma Thomas, Lee Dorsey, and Johnny Adams. ... Read more

Dusky Waters is the project founded by singer-songwriter Jennifer Jeffers. Dusky Waters enchants listeners with intricate layers of melodies and stories told through soulful lyricism. Dusky represents the most magical time of da and Waters describes the Mississippi from whi... Read more

Lulu & The Broadsides is the brainchild (and alter ego) of noted singer-songwriter Dayna Kurtz. The Broadsides are a raunchy, bluesy band that features Kurtz’s often-hilarious originals and covers ranging from Mamie Minch (“Razorburn Blues”) to Iggy Pop (“I Need Somebody”).... Read more

While many musicians strive to create the kind of music that lives forever within our mind and bodies, only a few can create timeless treasures to touch a chord within our very being, and Bobbi Rae is such that artist. Bio Provided by FQF Inc. Read more

Assata Renay is a multi-talented singer and entertainer, raised in New Orleans amidst a musical family, including her blues-guitarist grandfather. As a girl, her parents exposed her to both old-school R&B and contemporary performers ranging from Stevie Wonder and Michael Ja... Read more

Ever More Nest is the musical brainchild of Kelcy Wilburn (aka Kelcy Mae),  a singer songwriter from Shreveport who wound her way to New Orleans to forge a life as a creative artist. The folk/Americana-driven Ever More Nest (named from a poem by Mary Ann Samyn) touches on t... Read more

Jimmy Robinson is a world-renowned guitarist who often can be heard with his seminal fusion band Woodenhead and with several other groups including the New Orleans Guitar Masters. Robinson grew up in New Orleans and studied classical guitar and composition at Loyola Univers... Read more

Ghalia Volt cut her chops busking in the streets of her native Belgium and fronting blues-rock bands. The personable singer, drummer, guitarist, and songwriter followed the blues trail to New Orleans - where she fronted the local band Mama’s Boys - to Chicago and back down ... Read more

Andrew Duhon is a pure songwriter from New Orleans with a weighted, soulful voice and stories that rhyme with the traditions of folks like Jim Croce and John Prine as well as Louisiana natives, Bobby Charles and Jesse Winchester.  He has released 5 albums, including “The Mo... Read more

J & The Causeways bring funky soul and R&B to every stage they grace, fronted by the leadership and vocal stylings of keyboardist Jordan Anderson. Anderson was influenced by his piano teacher grandmother’s music collection –classic Al Green, Otis Redding, Queen, and Aretha ... Read more