Primarily known as one half of the Americana duo The Lowest Pair, Kendl is also a prolific collaborator and solo artist.  Arkansas born, Winter honed her distinctive blend of country, bluegrass, and lo-fi indie folk in the late 2000s as a member of folk-punk band the Pasties, followed by stints throughout the next decade as part of bands like bluegrass quartet Blackberry Bushes, Americana duo Southern Skies, indie rock outfit It’s All Gotta Go, and the afore mentioned duo The Lowest Pair. A multi-instrumentalist best known for her banjo playing, Winter has recorded several well-received solo albums for Olympia’s K Records, including 2013’s “It Can Be Done!”, before joining the roster of Team Love Records for 2018’s “Stumbler’s Business”.

Kendl Winter’s upcoming album “Banjo Mantras” began as a way to connect with her fans and peers by sharing her daily melodic meditations and explorations on the clawhammer banjo.  Kendl found that the daily practice of creating and sharing her “mantras” led to further inspiration and was moved to expand upon these ideas and ultimately record them.

 John Riziki is a singer-songwriter from Accra, Ghana living in Seattle, WA. John immigrated to the USA with his family at just 5 years old. Growing up in different cultures gave John a unique perspective to share. First writing songs as a teenager to better navigate and reflect on his experiences. John is now releasing his music into the world, sharing the stories and moments that shaped him, in hopes that everyone can relate them to their own.

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