Taylor Bickett is a storyteller at heart. Hailing from Indiana, she’s been writing music since before she can remember. Taylor’s intimate lyrics and outstanding vocal range gracefully overlay organic indie pop production to create introspective singer/songwriter tunes. After her wistful, Gen Z anthem “QUARTER LIFE CRISIS” hit the internet in 2022, the track compelled a generation struggling with their newfound adulthood to share their own photos and stories on TikTok soundtracked by her song. The trending audio amassed nearly half a million fan-made videos, and “QUARTER LIFE CRISIS” quickly accumulated over 45 million streams. Celebrities including Drew Barrymore and Kevin Jonas showcased their own transformations since age sixteen atop Taylor’s track, which features the lyrics, “I swear 16 was yesterday, but now I’m closer to 28.”
Taylor’s subsequent 2023 EP grown up and lonely demonstrates her knack for writing honest and unfiltered songs that resonate with an entire generation. She kicked off 2024 with her single “I Like Mondays” which resonated with fans when she quickly wrote and posted the song on the 1st of January (a Monday), and her second EP, This Isn’t Me Missing You, was released that fall.
In March of 2025, Taylor released “The Crime,” a song that focuses on violence against women, donating 30% of the proceeds from the song and video to The Circle, a global charity for women created by singer Annie Lennox. That summer, Taylor played her first headline shows and shortly after, hit the road with Charlotte Lawrence. She has also opened for artists such as Ron Pope, Christian French, BLÜ EYES, and Brynn Cartelli.
Her new single “Wild Dogs” was released on March 12, 2026 and is a first glance into the world of her debut album, releasing later this year.
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Lisa Curtis is a 21 year old, singer-songwriter from Columbus, Ohio boasting 10 million streams, riding the success of her most recent single, "Come Around," achieving 1 million streams in the first month of release. She was first recognized for her songwriting on TikTok through songs like, "Gasp of Air" & "Hand Me Downs" that went viral on multiple platforms. Her raw take on universal experiences generate committed listeners and has created a heartfelt, passionate audience.
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Natalie McMahon is a rising country/folk singer-songwriter born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. Drawing from both classic country influences and modern indie-folk textures, her music captures themes of home, memory, and growing pains with a raw, conversational honesty.
Growing up in the North, she embraced what she calls her “northern cowgirl” roots, shaped by long drives, longer winters, and a deep connection to her family, which became the backbone of her songwriting voice. McMahon found her footing as a performer early, building a reputation for emotionally charged live shows and sharp, evocative lyrics. Her debut single ‘Celestial Heartbreak’ garnered early success, pushing her to continue creating and releasing. Natalie has played more than 100 live shows, including her arena performance of ‘Angels Among Us’ for Penn State’s THON, where she sang for a crowd of more than 15,000. Currently, Natalie is a 2026 Artist in Residence at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, playing weekly shows and learning from industry professionals.
In addition to pursuing her music career, Natalie is an honors student at Penn State University studying Music Technology and Journalism. She is balancing her experience onstage with work behind the scenes, producing and audio engineering for Penn State students and local musicians alike. She cannot wait to share more of her music with the world, and plans to release her debut studio album this fall.
