Hollow Turtle is a dynamic folk and bluegrass trio consisting of James Cappelletti on banjo, Joseph Cappelletti on bass, and recently joined by Greg Fisher on guitar. They blend traditional bluegrass rhythms with contemporary folk nuances, creating a captivating sound. Known for their tight harmonies and intricate musical arrangements, all of this has combined to help them carve out a unique niche in the bluegrass scene.
Rye Golde (they/she) was born and mostly raised in Nashville, Tennessee, where they began writing songs as a kid but struggled for years with self-doubt. After getting sober at 25, they began reconnecting with the dreams they had buried deep for over a decade. Now based in Brooklyn, NY, Rye is sharing their first official release: the dreamy, ethereal indie-folk single “Places and the Times” — out now.
With delicate acoustic textures, lush vocals, and surreal dream pop flourishes, Rye's music invites listeners into a deeply personal and transportive world.
"‘Places and the Times’ is a stunning piece of textured work, glowing and burning like a long lost ember.” — American Pancake
Hannah Dorfman is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and performance artist known for blending strong musicianship with eccentric, theatrical shows. Her music has been compared to Joni Mitchell and Carole King, and fans often describe her as a vocal powerhouse and a soulful, poetic storyteller.
She’s also the co-founder and co-director of Nashville theater collective Amm Skellars, where she co-writes, produces, and stars in original interactive musicals like Rat Race and Silver Platter. Rat Race debuted to a sold-out crowd and won Third Coast’s 2022 Show of the Year, while Silver Platter was a Critics’ Pick in the Nashville Scene and a hit at the 2023 Kindling Arts Festival.
Whether solo or with a cast, Hannah’s performances mix genres, invite audience interaction, and balance the silly with the serious — always leaving people entertained, moved, and thinking.
Nate Nakashian is a composer and audio producer based in Brooklyn, NY. Originally from Rhode Island, he began playing piano at the age of 8. His early love for music led him to New Orleans, where he studied jazz at Loyola University and spent five years performing in the city’s vibrant music scene.
Nate later moved to Boston to complete a Master of Science in Music Industry Leadership at Northeastern University. His time in grad school opened the door to music publishing, including a role at Universal Music Publishing Group. While the experience was valuable, it confirmed his desire to be more involved in the creative process.
Today, Nate works as a composer, audio engineer, and music producer in New York City. He’s passionate about every stage of making music — from the first lyric to the final mix.
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