All My Friends Vol. IV

Singer-songwriter Truman Flyer is a free-spirited and one-of-a-kind artist. Both a solo artist and a four-piece ensemble, Truman draws on the cathartic dreamscape of influences such as The Sundays and Yo La Tengo, as well as the immediacy of modern pop. She has become a household name in the NYC music scene over the last few years, a muse of muses among her peers. Her debut single, ‘True Love , marks a long-awaited introduction to the ‘60s and ‘90s-inspired sound she’s been refining for her whole life.

Truman just released her debut album, Hanging On The Wire, on October 16. She's one of the brightest, up-and-coming artists in the NYC music scene, with infectious, chic rock-n-roll energy. She most recently supported Telescreens at Bowery Ballroom, where she performed the debut in full for the first time live. She’s also opened for Alice Phoebe Lou at Bowery Ballroom to wide acclaim, Julia Cumming at Public Records, and is consistently asked to play popular gigs around town alongside the likes of SKORTS, Charlotte Rose Benjamin, and more. She's on a momentum that should not be missed ...

Indie rockers The Baxbys stand out in the midst of ever-changing trends —not by riding the wave, but by sailing aship anchored by timeless songwriting and authenticity. The four members—Alex Nordlund (lead vocals/guitar), James Miller (lead guitar/vocals), Spencer Rosenfeld (bass/keys), and Chris Sciucco (drums) formed in the basements of Amherst, Massachusetts in 2021. After finding success in the local college music scene, The Baxbys branched out to the rest of the Northeast, where they began selling out headlining shows and self- producing their first releases.

Their chorus-driven sound hinges on stacked guitar chords and powerful vocal performances. The Baxbys’ belief: the key to making timeless music isn’t just about echoing the past, but about building on its foundation in a way that endures.

Waco, Texas-born, now Brooklyn-based alt-folk indie artist and producer Meredith (mer) Marcum has emerged into the New York City scene. Trading her small-town roots for Brooklyn’s bustling music scene, mer set out to carve her niche and make authentic art in many forms, which comes through in her singular and introspective music characterized by evocative, lyrical intimacy underscored by fresh production.

mer marcum is currently gearing up to release her debut EP, You Never Did Anything Wrong, on May 1, which kicked off with the single, “Body (ft. Jia*),” earlier this year, and amassed over 250k streams in the first month. Last year, she supported Hollis Howard, Hudson Freeman, and Deloyd Elze. Most recently, she opened for Devon Again’s sold-out NYC show and will be opening for Darryl Rahn in March.

After releasing her buzz-building EP in 2023 under a previous, now defunct, project, garnering the attention of Bob Boilen, who included the project in NPR’s All Songs Considered favorites list, she has since received acclaim from Ones to Watch, Wonderland, Atwood Magazine, Earmilk, Luna Collective, and Line of Best Fit, as well as BBC Radio 6, Spotify’s New Music Friday, Juniper, Fresh Finds, Fresh Finds Indie, Fresh Finds Folk, and many more.

Dallas Wax is a five-piece band based in New York City. The band borrows from the spaces of punk rock, psychedelia, and the blues while maintaining a unique delivery and raucous live performance. Dipped in acid and powered by driven guitar riffs and soulful vocals, Dallas Wax never fails to conjure an unforgettable experience for their audience.