Mercer Henderson

Mercer Henderson is a 22-year-old singer-songwriter from San Francisco, CA. Crafting“Heartbreak Anthems,”her music seamlessly bridges heartfelt narratives with infectiousmelodies, drawing inspiration from Lizzy McAlpine, Gracie Abrams, and Tate McRae.Herlyrical storytelling delves deep into the bittersweet emotions of heartbreak, capturing auniversally relatable experience. While currently studying at The Clive Davis Institute inNYC, Mercer has also toured alongside Dylan and Will Linley on their U.S. headline tours, GFlip on their UK headline tour, and more.

Meet Stevie Bill, the Dutch girl from Amsterdam who lives in New York City. She writes about change, the heartbreaks of life, the joy of being a girl, and the nostalgic feelings you get in your twenties. After high school, she realized she needed to write her own stories to pursue her musical dreams. Born to an English mother and a Dutch father, she moved to Berlin at 17 to develop as a songwriter and vocalist. In Berlin, she worked in studios and wrote songs for other artists. Stevie later attended the prestigious Clive Davis Institute at NYU, graduating in 2023.
She describes herself as a classic songwriter with a twist, blending oldies with R&B vocals, folk, and rock influences. Her debut EP received praise from Billboard, Earmilk, and The Line of Best Fit, labeling her a rising Gen Z pop talent. Besides her own music, Stevie has written for artists such as Rei Brown, Joji, Casey Lowry, Daine, Daya, Abigail Barlow, Gayle, and Daniel Leggs.
In September 2023, her song "Hahaha" went viral in the alternative pop scene. With support from BBC Radio 1 Alternative and Abbie McCarthy's Good Karma Club, she played her first headline show in London, leading to supporting tours in the UK for Nieve Ella and in the USA with Aiden Bissett. On July 12th, she performed at Hyde Park as a special guest for Stevie Nicks.

Nashville based singer-songwriter, Abby Holliday, has been writing songs for as long as she can recall. The 25-year-old burgeoning young artist is best known for exploring serious themes without taking herself too seriously. Bearing resemblance to the sonic qualities of female icons Phoebe Bridgers and Japanese House, Holliday’s songwriting is a unique intersection of sad vibes, introspective lyricism, and modern pop-sensibility. Holliday attempts to examine her external world as a skeptic — not a cynic — and her internal world with honesty — not cruelty. By way of the journal entries that she calls her songs, Holliday invites others to do the very same.