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My life experience and desire for honest expression direct my creation of melody, instrumentation, and lyric. I am as sincere and unaffected in my vocals and writing as possible in order to convey an accessible message." -Tee

"Classic Jazz in Two Part Harmony."

"Jonathan McBee is a folk singer-songwriter out of Chicago, now living in Atlanta. Through over 30 years of playing, Jonathan has developed a highly personal style of acoustic music. Influences are as diverse as Martin Bogen & Armstrong (a houseband from the '30's) to David Wilcox to Jack Williams to the Beatles. Spend an evening listening to originals and covers that present his unique approach to living, loving, and being."

Sue Wilkinson

The unforgettable mellow sounds of Sue G. Wilkinson and Michael Cady are trance-like and highly melodic, powered by breathtaking vocals that can only be categorized as one of a kind. Using live looping with Sue's vocals and Mike's seven string bass, you'll walk away from  S&M's  performance feeling like you've been on an unique musical journey.

"Sue Wilkinson has a gorgeous voice, no doubt, like some shimmering symphony of nature." Creative Loafing

"Some of the most gorgeous cerebral music I've ever heard."  MuzikMan.com

"She hits rapid-fire intros, takes improvised solos, plays like mad, and it's a pleasure, an inspiration, and a "how does she do that?" to listen to. GoGirls.com

Barbara brings us a taste of the music of the Americas. bossa nova,
boleros, rancheras and more.

Bob plays acoustic and electric guitars, writes and sings original music and songs as well as carefully selected favorite covers.

His music runs from Americana folk music to progressive jazz.  With 45 years of stage experience, Bob brings energy to every performance and his music is given a treatment you have not heard.

Jeff is an award-wining songwriter whose work is inspired by the intensity of the blues, R&B inspired grooves, and melodies and harmonies that surprise listeners with unexpected twists and turns. www.reverbnation.com/jeffsilver

Songwriter, singer, guitarist, mandolinist, and concertinist Allison Adams has been making music on Atlanta’s acoustic scene for a decade. Raised in Rabun County, in the farthest corner of the Northeast Georgia mountains, Allison writes songs that draw on a reservoir of experiences from her upbringing—comfort offered by a tiny A.M. gospel radio station, the fragile economy of a rural community, the traditional art and science of canning food. Allison’s music is also influenced by the sounds she grew up hearing, from the local bluegrass and traditional music of her community and her father’s Grandpa Jones albums to her mother’s “The Sound of Music” soundtrack and a lot of southern rock.