Patty Griffin and Jonatha Brooke

Patty Griffin, born in Old Town, Maine, is a revered folk singer-songwriter known for her evocative melodies and impressionistic storytelling. Rising to fame with 1996's *Living with Ghosts*, her style ranges from acoustic to full-bodied arrangements, evident in albums like *Flaming Red* and *1000 Kisses*. Collaborations include Willie Nelson and Robert Plant. Her album *Downtown Church* won a Grammy, while *Children Running Through* claimed Americana's best album in 2007. Her work embodies emotional intimacy, with notable releases like *American Kid* and *Servant of Love*.

Jonatha Brooke, Illinois-born, MA-raised singer-songwriter, blends folk, pop, and rock. Known for Disney's Return to Never Land songs, Billboard hits like Steady Pull, and Guthrie collaboration The Works. Founder of Bad Dog Records.