Alice Grace + Young Laidy + Fuzzy Bones

Alice Grace

Alice Grace is a songwriter from Burlington VT. Her music features gentle, powerful songs with vivid visual lyrics and crystal clear vocals. Drawing from jazz, folk, and indie rock, Alice’s music is mellow with a fierce edge.

As a Burlington native, Alice has played extensively in VT and the East Coast. Alice is so excited to bring her new music to life with her newly formed band featuring Burlington music veterans Ian Steinberg on guitars and synth, Oskar Schroeder on drums and background vocals, Ben Dexter Cooley on bass, and Andriana Chobot singing background vocals.

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Young Laidy

Young Laidy consist of Burlington natives Amaal Abdelrahman, Connor Brock and Max Mashrick. Though still in the humble beginnings of the band, the group is not unfamiliar with the local scene. Amaal and Max originally met while playing in Lakewaves, and the trio still play with local band Remi Russin. Lead by Abdelrahman, the music of Young Laidy is reflective, bold and never fails to take shape in genre-less sound. Influenced by contemporary alt-folk with a bit of cheekiness here and there, Young Laidy will keep you thinking and tapping your feet all night long.

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Fuzzy Bones

Fuzzy Bones is the solo project of Jake Wright. He recorded, produced, and mastered the recently released self-titled record with his other project Daffodil-11, an album that "evokes 2010s dream-pop, early aughts adult contemporary, and more contemporary mid-tempo guitar rock with effortlessly breezy melodies and subtle electronics" according to music journalist Josh Terry (www.noexpectations.fyi). While there is certainly overlap, Fuzzy Bones takes a more subtle approach. With whispery vocals and minimalist instrumentals, the forthcoming album "Radio For Face" attempts to spin singer-songwriter tunes into lo-fi indie rock earworms. The album and live band are supported by fellow Daffodil-11 members Ben Dexter Cooley (guitar/bass) and Oskar Schroeder (drums), a sort of collaborative music family. From gentle folky rumblings of yearning, to upbeat glittery musings on modern life, Fuzzy Bones is sure to take you on a sonic journey.