Bartees Strange and Tre Burt

Bartees Strange, born in Ipswich, England, and raised in Mustang, Oklahoma, is a Baltimore-based musician. He is celebrated for his genre-bending sound, fusing indie rock, R&B, soul, country, hip-hop, and punk. His acclaimed albums include "Live Forever," "Farm to Table," and "Horror." Strange has collaborated with artists like Jack Antonoff and toured with Phoebe Bridgers and The National. He is recognized for pushing musical boundaries and exploring themes of identity.

Tre Burt, a folk singer-songwriter from Sacramento, California, blends American folk, blues, and country with soul, rock, and punk. Known for his literary songwriting and social commentary, he gained recognition after signing with John Prine's Oh Boy Records. His albums include *Caught It From The Rye*, *You, Yeah, You*, and *Traffic Fiction*. Popular songs include "Sweet Misery" and "What Good".