Grace's ear for soul music was present at a young age and continued to grow after joining the Inner City Youth Gospel Choir in Milwaukee, WI, where she performed at churches and revivals around the city. Weber appeared on Oprah Winfrey's show in the fall of 2009 when she was one of eight people picked from entries for the show's karaoke contest. Weber calls herself an “indie soul,” which encompasses her unique repertoire as an artist. She has the ability to captivate an audience with her grandiose vocal range – reaching deep down to belt out a long note then eases into her smooth angel-esque choir voice. Weber will debut her sultry sound, blending elements of pop, jazz, adult contemporary, R&B and gospel with an experienced voice showing depth beyond her young age.

What happens when a girl who grew up singing Amy Grant songs into her hairbrush teams up with a guy who raised himself on New Order and wore only black for ten years? They make the dreamy, penetrating songs that have emerged for the upcoming album by LA-based singer/songwriter Shannon Curtis, as helmed by her producer/mixer husband Jamie Hill (Jens Lekman, The Presets, Nada Surf). The Los Angeles Times has described Shannon as “… a beautiful piano player who sounds like the love child of Fiona Apple and Norah Jones.” Shannon has released 3 EPs and one acoustic LP over the last 4 years, all on the small independent label Saint Cloud Records. Saint Cloud has sold nearly 10,000 of those records to date, and Shannon’s song “Before the Sun” was featured on MTV’s The Hills. A Korean record label released a compilation of their favorite tracks from Shannon’s previous releases – boldly titled Shannon Curtis The Great – in the summer of 2010.

Jeanna Salzer mixes pop and soul in a way that should be illegal. She has recently discovered the merits of thrift-store synthesizers. No one can pronounce her name. Voted Milwaukee's Best Female Vocalist of 2009 and 2010, Jeanna Salzer has become a Milwaukee staple. Her music can be heard on two of Milwaukee's favorite radio stations (88.9 RadioMilwaukee and 89.7 WUWM). Not content with the typical singer-songwriter model, Jeanna started a band with a couple of guys who give her nothing but trouble. She's also collaborated with musicians from other areas of the Milwaukee music scene, including an appearance at Unlooped.