Jesse Sparhawk is a multiinstrumentalist, composer, and improviser whose instruments include harp, guitar, and electric bass. His harp study began at the age of 10 with then recently retired principal harpist of the New York Philharmonic, Myor Rosen, as well as with the head of the harp department of Eastman School of Music, Kathleen Bride. Sparhawk has over 40 recording credits to his name performing various instruments with many solo performers and groups, is a regular member of the psych/folk group Fern Knight, and has recorded and performed with acclaimed producer Tony Visconti. jessesparhawk.bandcamp.com/

A man of two worlds, Ben Warfield contributes to scientific research studying the biological effects of light on humans while pursuing the larger questions raised by those scientific journeys in the form of music and imagery. He strives to create crystalline compositional spaces to be inhabited by the listener.

When not writing NASA grants or tweaking monochromatic filters at the Light Research Lab in Philadelphia, Warfield can be found recording songs, editing videos for his projections, or wandering out into the night – shooting long-exposure photographs of terrestrial and astronomical phenomena.

His most recent solo album, Songs of Light and Dust was released on the Data Garden label. benwarfield.bandcamp.com 
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Gretchen Lohse is a native Philadelphia singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. As the front woman of Philadelphiapsychedelic folk rock band Yellow Humphrey, she dreams up rich, strange musical tapestries- part memoir and part tall tale- that are heavily influenced by folklore and silent films. Solo, she is barebones and delicate, her songs full of ghosts and unrequited love. gretchenlohse.bandcamp.com

John Pettit is a multi-instrumentalist and composer whose primary instruments include bass, trumpet, guitar, voice and keys. Since 2003 he has performed and recorded with over a dozen Philadelphia based acts and occasionally as a solo musician. Pettit draws inspiration from a variety of genres and disciplines including rock, electronic, jazz and experimental music. In recent years he has been a member of the avant rock ensemble Make A Rising and currently writes and performs with post-punk group Callowhill. callowhill.bandcamp.com

Michael Dur is a multi-instrumentalist with a history of playing with several Philadelphia bands.  He plays trombone, guitar, and various synthesizers with the Ruins of Friendship Orchestra.  As a computer programmer he enjoys creating music based on algorithms, and imbues his contributions with a focus on process.