Stacy Rene Erenberg is ‘From Here to There’ as a vocalist and songwriter from Chicago. Her improvisational stylings bring you on an inventive, genre-bending journey, from Jazz to Folk, Pop to Blues and of course A Capella. Stacy and her band of incredibly talented collaborators will lullaby you into your body and into new liberatory dreamscapes. This month’s post is a song about rage. How do we transmute it into medicine?

Jon Preece is a musician and father of 2 living in the wonderful Columbia City neighborhood of Seattle. Today’s song is an arrangement of the birthday song for his 1 year old.

Benjamin Goldenhour (the songplayer.) is serious about play, encouraged in chaos, and loves a good ol’ fashioned mistake; he has no idea what he is doing, but that has fortunately never been a hindrance. He lives in the woods somewhere outside Seattle with his novel-writing partner, rock-chewing mutt, and nap-dodging toddler. Listen for his new music on the second day of each month. This month’s recording is an excuse to rock and also to goof. It is roughly exploring the meaning of meaning.

The A.M. is a pair of public educators who bonded over their shared love of music in 2015 when they started writing and performing songs at open mics to blow off steam after long school days. Originally hailing from Texas and California, they both spent time working in East Coast school districts before landing in the Pacific Northwest. The A.M. brings an eclectic mix of musical influences into their songs, everything from classic rock, folk, and jazz standards to contemporary soul and electronic music. It’s all about “the process” (they have yet to fully record and release any of their tracks) so they are excited to see how this year goes!

Thin of hair but flush of beard, j gano is a perpetual dabbler who puts his thoughts to guitar while the kids are in bed. He writes songs about the mystery of existence, friendship, the experience of time, and fatherhood - particularly as it relates to those things. He likes good oolong in a gong fu pot, morels and porcinis, spiders and bugs. Jake has released music under the name Human BandFest 2042. His friends tell him that's an impossible band name to remember.

Jace William is a dynamic singer-songwriter, voice actor, and guitarist whose artistry resonates with passion and authenticity. From the moment he first picked up a microphone at the age of six, Jace has been on a creative journey to inspire and connect through his talents. Hailing from the great city of Chicago, he will release a new song on the twenty seventh day of every month this year, and his song for today is called “a love note.”

Reid Farnsworth is a Seattle-based indie folk musician from Nashville, TN. She is releasing a new song on the 25th of every month this year, and the song for today is called “Mean Streak”.

Zach is the principal songwriter and the bandleader for Seattle Americana band (on hiatus) Brite Lines. This is the song he wrote and recorded in the month leading up to October 24th, 2025.

Bubba Holly is sitting very high up in a very dark room with lights shining down in blues and greens. His song this month is titled “Gas”.

Joey Spilberg is a Chicago-based musician and songwriter and founding member of WAW.  He is releasing a new song on the twentieth of every month this year, and his song for today is called “Six Seven”.

Tiny Anthems typically writes songs about people! But not always! Today, we wrote a song about ghosts!

Anna Soltys is a Chicago based artist working in the musical and visual art world. Her song today is called “Fuck OFF”, track was created by Owlstallion aka Tom Santiago.

Graham Klym is a Seattle musician with somewhere between not enough and a little too much time on his hands. He is releasing a new song on the seventeenth of every month this year. Today’s song is called “Time Never Stops”.

Mike Antone from the band Mountain Ear, born and raised in Snoqualmie Valley, sharing a special song for Mike’s daughter Luka, called “Luka Duka”, a nickname coined by her Papa Fritz Ribary. Luka is carrying on the Antone spirit of being creative, musical and loving <3

A pantoum turned chillaxing song to groove to. Maybe do some dance fusion. First written in 2018 during the first few years of my brain injury recovery.

Evalynne is a Seattle musician and enthusiast of that which remains numinous who has spent her life attempting to illustrate the spectacular majesty of Unicorns through art, ideas and music. For her birthday she decided to re-imagine the crown jewel of her attempts that was originally made 12 years ago. The song in question which luckily is also the song for today called: "Rebirth"

Cape Disappointment is the moniker for Seattle-based songwriter, Jeffrey P. Martin. He writes “raw, honest, stripped-down” songs about places, loss, love, and life. He’s been playing all over the country for more than a decade. Everywhere from New York to Seattle. He is releasing a new song on the 12th of every month this year, and his song for today is called “Slow Down” Slow down You should go slow now even though you want to take it all in phone down please put your phone down please a take moment to look around (Chorus) life’s going swell now how can I climb out? out of this hole now I’m stuck in You don’t need to fill your time with every input all of the time (Chorus) please take a couple more seconds so you can think through what you’re going to do

William Cremin makes various kinds of pop music under the name Extrawilliam. He is releasing a new song on the 11th of every month this year. “GO” was inspired by the corporate-controlled media landscape, loud/quiet/loud songs, and the notion that most (all?) societal problems are in some way a byproduct or manifestation of some person or group’s unaddressed, unhealed inner world(s).

This is a political song with no words. Free Palestine and all peoples of the earth.

Rebecca Jasso is a native Chicagoan, deep thinker, and songwriter. She is releasing a new song on the 8th of every month this year, and her song for today is called “Wait and See.”