Daniel Zaitchik is the leader of the NYC-based band Blue Bottle Collection, with whom he released the 2011 concept album Summer of the Soda Fountain Girls. Both with the band and solo, Daniel has brought his tunes to classic NYC venues such as Joe’s Pub, Rockwood Music Hall, Ars Nova, and The Bitter End. He recently relocated to the left coast, where he’s wrapping up a solo EP with producer Billy Mohler, which will be out this spring. Daniel is also an award winning composer-playwright of non-traditional music-theatre projects. His adaptation of the evocative Australian novel Picnic at Hanging Rock will play off-Broadway in Fall 2013. "Daniel Zaitchik's melodies, nimble like a young Cat Stevens, open the gate to nonlinear song structures and soaring Sufjan-esque harmonies, suggesting a profusion of ideas somehow fused together.” (Elie Lichtschein, Unveiled Arts.)

Fay Wolf is a singer-songwriter, actor and professional organizer.  Her sad tunes have been featured in numerous shows, including Grey's Anatomy and Vampire Diaries.  In addition, Fay's cover of The Outfield's "Your Love" was released on the Pretty Little Liars TV soundtrack. Her long resume as an actor includes appearances on 2 Broke Girls and Children's Hospital. Based in Los Angeles, she also enjoys de-cluttering people's lives.

John Gallagher, Jr. has appeared on Broadway in Green Day's rock opera adaptation of their Grammy winning record American Idiot and won a 2007 Tony Award for his performance in Spring Awakening. He can currently be seen on Aaron Sorkin's HBO series The Newsroom. In addition to his work as an actor John has been writing songs and performing live as a solo artist and in various bands for 10 years. His debut record is set to be released sometime this year.

RACHAEL CANTU is a talented singer/songwriter known for her evocative blend of indie folk rock delicately infused with distinctly powerful vocals, gentle melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Born in Orange County, this SoCal native has the whole package -- it's no wonder she's been aptly described as "something a mix of The Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde, PJ Harvey, Sarah McLachlan and Norah Jones."

As the title suggests, Rachael Cantu's second studio album "Far and Wide" (self-released Nov 17, 2009) is an artistic departure from the brooding and moody sounds of her impressive debut CD "Run All Night" (Q Division) and highlights her growth, maturity and evolution as a rising singer/songwriter through musical exploration. Produced by Futcher (The Be Good Tanyas) in Vancouver, the captivating and cohesive collection of ten eclectic songs with thoughtfully layered arrangements showcase her effortless stylistic versalitily, which ranges from upbeat pop, forlorn folk, characteristically haunting pieces and splashes of everything in between. Standout tracks like the etheral "Devil's Thunder" and touchingly contemplative "Make A Name For Me and You" have attracted the attention of Chop Shop's Alexandra Patsavas, who featured both tunes on ABC's "Private Practice" in 2009.


In addition to solo shows in Los Angeles and major cities on the East Coast in the Summer/Fall 2009, Rachael honed her live show and won over new fans in each city she visited while touring with blues legend B.B. King, and opening for generational powerhouses like Pat Benatar and Peter Frampton. Rachael has also previously toured with Tegan & Sara and Ben Lee, and opened for artists like Ryan Cabrera, Joe Pug and Andrew Belle.

With national exposure through TV placements and prominent tour dates, as well as a growing dedicated fan base, the building momentum and anticipation surrounding the just released "Far and Wide" CD will surely make 2010 a breakout year for Rachael Cantu."