Gracie Abrams and Dora Jar

Born in Los Angeles, Gracie Abrams is a compelling songwriter known for emotionally intimate lyrics. Influenced by Joni Mitchell, she gained fame with songs like “21” and “I miss you, I’m sorry.” Her debut album, Good Riddance, produced by Aaron Dessner, received high praise from Rolling Stone. She opened for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, and her work often explores themes like self-betrayal and transformation.

Dora Jar, born in New York City and raised in Northern California, is an American bedroom pop musician. She is known for her dreamy, surrealist sound, blending pop, rock, and alternative influences. Her releases include the EPs *Digital Meadow* and *comfortably in pain*, and the album *No Way To Relax When You Are On Fire*. Popular songs include "Bumblebee," "Spell," and "Ragdoll." Jar has been recognized on "rising artist" lists and has opened for artists like Billie Eilish and The 1975.