Garcia Peoples and William Tyler

Garcia Peoples, formed in Rutherford, NJ, fuse influences from jam bands like Grateful Dead and Allman Brothers. Known for electric live shows, they swiftly release albums, including "Cosmic Cash," "Natural Facts," and "Dodging Dues." Frequent collaborators, they’ve worked with Chris Forsyth and involved veteran saxophonist Bob Malach. Produced by Matt Sweeney, their style blends psychedelic sprawl with detailed compositions.

Tennessee-born William Tyler, known for his instrumental, experimental guitar work, has toured with diverse acts like Lambchop and Bonnie Prince Billy. His acclaimed solo albums include "Behold the Spirit" and "Modern Country." Tyler collaborated with Marisa Anderson and scored films, showcasing versatility. He's worked with musicians from Silver Jews and others, cementing his place in the instrumental rock scene.