Rachel Dresselhouse brings her music like a truth quietly spoken—bare-boned, poetic, and luminous in its simplicity. She writes and performs like someone who has survived storms and still notices the way light bends through broken glass. With only her voice, guitar, and silence, she creates songs that feel both delicate and unshakable. She has shared music in festivals and quiet rooms across the country, around campfires, and even on a film soundtrack (The Horsemen, 2009). But her truest stage is wherever people are willing to listen closely. Rare and unguarded, her performances feel less like a show and more like being entrusted with something fragile, meant to be carried away long after the last note.

Terry Farmer is a seasoned professional musician. Starting from a young age in his family band, Terry’s music career has taken him to all four corners of the country and beyond as a player and band leader, including a 2-year stint as lead guitarist with surf legends Jan & Dean, and 3 years of national touring with his original rock & roll band, The Bead Band. In the 1990’s, after several years living in Los Angeles, he spent 6 years studying classical guitar at the University of Denver and the Cleveland Institute of Music. At the turn of the century Terry returned to his roots creating several solo CDs featuring a fusion of styles and players – and all original songs. Terry has been artistic director and musical director for many initiatives including the live radio show, Radio Free Bacon, and has toured the US and Canada extensively as part of various groups.