Bill Orcutt with Steve Shelley and Ethan Miller

Miami guitarist Bill Orcutt co-founded noise rock band Harry Pussy (1992–96) before returning in 2009 with blues-based guitar improvisation. He’s known for albums A New Way to Pay Old Debts, How the Thing Sings, and Music for Four Guitars, plus collabs with Chris Corsano.

Ethan Miller is a singer, songwriter, and worship leader from Liverpool, England. Known for his contemporary musical style, he has released numerous singles, including "You Were My Almost Forever," "0.0," and "Withdrawals" in 2026. His discography also features the album "Wealthy" (2026) and songs like "Daylight" and "My Mind."

Steve Shelley, born in Midland, Michigan, is an American drummer renowned for his work with alternative rock pioneers Sonic Youth (1985-2011). His precise, powerful style, featuring innovative maraca use, defined noise rock and experimental rock. He founded Smells Like Records, fostering artists like Cat Power. Shelley has collaborated with Michael Rother, Sun Kil Moon, and Thurston Moore, with his work including Orcutt Shelley Miller.