Meg and Eve started as co-workers, slowly courted each other into best friend...

Meg and Eve started as co-workers, slowly courted each other into best friendship, and then magically into music-making conspirators - all along, guiding the ship that is their indie-pop duo Seasaw. Without every piece of this musical history together, it would have been impossible for them to create their latest release, "Big Dogs." Seasaw has performed alongside Lucius, Thao & the Get Down Stay Down, Har Mar Superstar, Shakey Graves and many others. Big Dogs is available now on CD, LP and digitally.

Hailing from Brooklyn, The Misters aren't your typical guitar group. Anchored...

Hailing from Brooklyn, The Misters aren't your typical guitar group. Anchored by frontman Michael Nitting, the band aims to write and perform their own strain of ethereal rock music. At its core the band is driven by a raw sexual energy that can be likened to the yacht rockers of the 70s.

To the casual observer, Freddy & Francine seem safely cemented as a folk duo....

To the casual observer, Freddy & Francine seem safely cemented as a folk duo. They’ve got the look. The soulful harmonies. The folk circuit bookings — over 150 a year, including the legendary Telluride Bluegrass Festival. They recently got married. Cute. Even their act’s name is cute. You could make a movie about it. Someone probably has. But Freddy & Francine (their actual names are Lee Ferris and Bianca Caruso) aren’t interested in acting, or genres, or talking or not talking about their relationship. They’ve done all that. They’ve even recently left their longtime home of Los Angeles for Nashville. And they’ve never looked more like themselves. The Hollywood types, the rat race, the traffic, Ferris’s struggle with alcoholism (he’s now five years sober). Freddy & Francine are full-time musicians, and have released three full-length albums and two EPs — not to mention Ferris’s production of an album by award-winning actor William H. Macy (featuring Caruso’s vocals), and the duo’s collaboration with Dead & Co. keyboardist Jeff Chimenti on the musical direction and casting for 2017’s Off-Broadway musical “Red Roses, Green Gold,” featuring the music of The Grateful Dead. Freddy & Francine released their latest Nashville-recorded EP on September 7th. The six-song “Moonless Night,” co-produced by Dan Knobler (Lake Street Dive, Rodney Crowell) finds Freddy & Francine still produced but more intimately portrayed, a sound closer to the duo’s live performances.