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JASON DEA WEST

Jason Dea West is an American troubadour who sings what he lives and lives what he sings. Wests’ poignant lyrics are brilliantly blended with vintage country, folk and blues, and timely sensibilities. From epic guitar and harmonica instrumentals to humorous song as story, Jason never strays very far from the anarchic punk-folk roots of his beloved former band Barefoot Surrender and his celebrated current band Intuitive Compass.

Jason’s younger days as a busker and freight train hopper fostered his keen sense of road-inspired American musical history. Jason toured extensively with guest musicians and bands throughout the lower 48 States and Alaska, appearing in barn dances and taverns, theaters and music festivals, the circus and vaudeville circuits, on radio and in film. He has shared the stage with the likes of Lost Dog Street Band, The Resonant Rogues, Larry And His Flask, Hot Damn Scandal countless others.
Dea West has worked with several renowned recording engineers, including Scot Hackwith, Dennis Dragon, Dan Emery and Steven Hart, producing several studio albums and a recent live “Magnolia Session” via Anti-Corp Records of Nashville, TN which placed #15 on the Billboard Bluegrass charts in October 2020.  In 2021 West began work on two new EPs, one “Lost Camp Dreams”, with Scott Hackwith at Cassette LA which is officially available December  30th of 2021, the second EP to be released later in ‘22 shall remain mysterious until further notice. 
Jason belongs to the wild lands and what is left of the American countryside…
“He’s The Troubadours Troubadour”
-Paul Weir of Flam Chen 

PARKER SMITH

Sometimes we are lucky enough to cross paths with someone who’s got a God-given gift…and if we’re extra lucky, he might share it for us to enjoy. Parker Smith has been making music for almost 20 of his 30 years— not just because he likes it, but because it’s just plain in him. He can remember falling in love with the sounds of Etta James, Johnny Cash, and Willie Nelson as well as long forgotten Appalachian string bands and blues musicians when he was just a kid playing drums in the Seattle punk scene. Now, after over a decade of listening to scratchy 78 rpm records, getting his hands on every stringed instrument you can dream of, traveling, touring and mastering his craft, Parker brings you a unique and authentic collection of his own music— which tugs at the heart strings and combines a timeless bluesy spirit with a folky, melodic, and poetic hope that we all long to hold on to. A sound that you’ll have to hear for yourself.