Robin Lane is a singer, songwriter, performer, and teacher. She began her musical career singing with Neil Young on the Everybody Knows This is Nowhere album. She then went on to form her renowned band, Robin Lane & The Chartbusters, whose hit single "When Things Go Wrong" was the eleventh video broadcast on the debut day of MTV. In 2010 Robin founded Songbird Sings, a nonprofit that helps survivors of violence, work through and recover from trauma through the healing powers of songwriting and creative collaboration.

Vocalist, performer, songwriter Adam Sherman was the voice of A&M recording artists Private Lightning and lead singer and songwriter of The Souls. He has been nominated for six Boston Music Awards. Songbird, River of Dreams and Triangle Sky are Adam's critically acclaimed full-length solo albums. He is currently a member of The Nervous Eaters and Adam Sherman Band.

Jennifer Tefft & The Strange is a powerful alternative indie rock band hailing from Massachusetts. Their music boasts impactful vocals and searing guitars that will leave you craving more. Jennifer Tefft & The Strange have teamed up with legendary producer Bob St. John, producer for Duran Duran, Collective Soul, and Extreme among hundreds of other internationally recognized artists. They have recorded an album’s worth of material with St. John that Rock Garden Records will release in 2024. Bob St. John referred to Tefft as The Real Deal and we couldn’t agree more, her desire for creating passionate music and The Strange’s extraordinary musicianship is awe-inspiring and not to be missed!

Little Billy Lost is a powerhouse rock band that brings together the talents of four seasoned musicians from Boston, each with a wealth of experience in the industry. With roots that extend to Detroit, the band's unique sound is a testament to their diverse musical backgrounds. The group comprises former members of well-known bands, including The Atlantics, Figures On A Beach, and L-Seven. Their combined expertise and passion for music make for an unforgettable live performance that's not to be missed.

“Boston's Smitt E. Smitty & The Fezztones make weirdo rock and roll. The band's latest single, ‘Buzzkill Baby,’ falls on the heavier side of rock without being metal, punk, or even hard rock. It's a bombastic cut with more of a choir than gang vocals and more than its fair share of groove. It combines the proto-punk of Smitty's hometown of Detroit with the anything-goes rock and humor of Frank Zappa and the lighthearted vibes of They Might Be Giants. It's a weird song that is still firmly rooted in rock without being a true novelty song. It's a special kind of skill to go this deep into the world of fun or weird without getting zany, and Smitt E. Smitty & The Fezztones deftly pull this off.” - If It’s Too Loud

Formed in 2016 on a challenge to get a band together to open for mutual friends John Hughes Radio, Holy Smoke founding members Todd Erickson (bass/lead vocals) and John Edwards (guitars/vocals) came out swinging and have been nearly inseparable ever since. The pair have endured multiple lineup changes, COVID setbacks, and Todd’s cancer battle. Obstacles that simply fueled their smoldering rock ‘n’ roll fire. Seven years, four drummers, and five singles later, Holy Smoke is now seasoned to perfection, blazing hot, and ready to be enjoyed.

Crow Follow’s shaman rock and urban cabaret brings glowing brightness to the darkest tunes.

Risen from the vibe of a diverse and energetic music scene in Boston MA, Crow Follow celebrates and transcends it. Their DNA is from the Art Rock, Low Rock, and Post Punk scenes of the late 20th century, filtered through the usual smoldering warehouses and sketchy sugar shacks of the American Hinterland.

Jon Macey and Lynn Shipley are a songwriting team creating lyrical and melodic tunes for the ages. Hummingbird Syndicate is a collection of their musical friends.

"With lush vocal harmonies, vibrant fretboard forms, and pop-steady rhythms, Hummingbird Syndicate proves to be one of the finest bands of pop architects on the scene today." Metronome Magazine

Led by William “Des” & Kathrine Desmond, Bentmen are notorious for shocking audiences with their apocalyptic live shows, bizarre theatrical rituals, and orchestral grunge that gets under your skin and stays in your brain. Over the years the lineup of performers has changed, but includes long-standing members Eddie Nowick on guitar, Andrew Padua on bass, and drummers Geoff Chase and Frank Coleman. Former Bentmen include David Bowie and The Cure’s guitarist, Reeves Gabrels, and virtuoso Adrian Belew.

Kerans, a longtime fixture of the Boston/North Shore rock scene, with his previous band "The Catalinas" whose local hit ("Heart Don't Feel Too Safe") rose to the top of the charts on Boston's FM radio powerhouse WBCN during its heyday! The Catalinas opened shows for NRBQ, Charlie Sexton, Little Steven and The Disciples of Soul, and Roy Orbison! Tom has also had a prolific solo career in which he has self-released seven solo CDs since 2004, all of which have been very well received. Jonathan Perry, a Boston Globe reviewer stated, "Kerans gets better and surer with age" and Boston Fanzine The Noise lauded his "Great songs and old-fashioned chops.”

Capt. Easychord, aka Tom Despres, has methodically and melodically become a staple of the singer/songwriter Boston scene and has a boatload of incredible tunes to put out on Rock Garden Records!

Despres adopted the pseudonym Captain Easychord (after a Stereolab song), playing solo as a keyboardist singer/songwriter at various open mics around Boston until he put the band Safety Meeting together in 2008. In 2021, the Captain formed his latest Captain Easychord lineup, which currently features veteran rockers Larry Newman on bass and backing vocals, Shel Pierce on guitar, and Tom Symancyk on drums.

MAS - MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY is a collective of Boston-based musicians who love to honor the greats with creative versions of all our favorite songs.

Iggy Pop’s haunting tune, Candy, was MAS’s debut single featured Todd Erickson, Shake The Faith, Holy Smoke, Linda Viens of Girl With a Hawk, and Heather Rice-Fahey of Lizzie Borden & The Axes.

Following up on the last release, MAS is back with their rendition of the Roling Stones's Street Fighting Man with Fred Pineau of The Atlantics and Little Billy Lost, Todd Erickson, Heather Rice-Fahey, and about 50+ of Boston’s best musicians and personalities!