Charlotte Cornfield and Sima Cunningham

Toronto songwriter Charlotte Cornfield, praised by Rolling Stone as "Canada’s best-kept secret," gained fame with her album *Highs in the Minuses*. Known for her magnetic style, she collaborated with producer Josh Kaufman in the Hudson Valley, inspired by his work with Cassandra Jenkins and Bonny Light Horseman. Cornfield's album *Could Have Done Anything* showcases her ability to transform fleeting moments into timeless music.

Sima, a Chicago-based artist, is known for her evocative and empathetic folk-inspired music. In "High Roller," her latest album on Ruination Records, Sima collaborates with talents like Dorian Gehring and brother Liam Kazar to create deeply personal tracks, blending traditional Armenian influences with Tin Pan Alley charm. Notable musicians involved include Macie Stewart, Spencer Tweedy, and Clay Frankel, enriching her sound with vibrant layers and emotional depth.