Eliot Bronson and Abe Partridge

Abe Partridge, born in Alabama, is a respected southern gothic songwriter and visual folk artist. Known for his gripping storytelling and dark humor, his 2018 album "Cotton Fields and Blood For Days" gained critical acclaim. He has performed at The Bluebird Café and 30A Songwriter Festival alongside John Prine and Jason Isbell, and toured the UK, Ireland, Netherlands, and Belgium.

Indie folksinger Eliot Bronson, an award-winning, internationally-renowned songwriter, crafts atmospheric American roots music. Known for albums like "Talking To Myself," he blends sharp songwriting with sparse soundscapes. His tracks, including "What I've Done With My Life" and "Wait For Me," feature poetic narratives and introspective themes. Bronson collaborates with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb and earned acclaim from Rolling Stone, making him a notable figure in modern folk music.