Showcase Lineup

With each letter of the band’s name representing a different color of the rainbow, Roy G. Biv strives to emulate the ever-growing and boundary-less love that the rainbow represents.

No two songs sound alike, as the group aims to express truest feelings and the human experience—undefined and unique to each individual, which is at the heart of their musical identity.

Depose began as a lifelong musical journey between siblings Nikita and Nikhil Quadros, both raised on a foundation of classical training. After a few early iterations, they crossed paths with drummer Neev Ambale and bassist Andrew Rousselle, a lineup that clicked instantly by blending eclectic taste, technical ability, and a shared creative drive. The band came together in 2022, and over the following years, Depose found its sound and solidified into what it is today.

Henry Wine is an 18-year-old Seattle-based artist and musician. He draws inspiration in his music and production from a wide range of genres, including jazz, funk, R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop. Although a multi-instrumentalist, his primary focus is on jazz piano, producing, and collecting vintage synthesizers. Henry produces all of his music in a home studio, where he plays every part live and collaborates with other musicians. He will be joined by bassist Theo McGaughey and drummer Luca Manzo, forming a modern take on the classic jazz piano trio. The trio brings studio beats into a live setting, with a sound deeply rooted in the soulful textures of early 2000s sample-based hip-hop and filtered through a jazz background. Influences include Chick Corea, McCoy Tyner, D’Angelo, Tom Misch, and Herbie Hancock.

Fatal Femmes combine the angst of rock and roll with eclectic poetic lyricism. Formed at Berklee College of Music in Boston by lead singer and songwriter Zoey Gulotta, Fatal Femmes delivers a performance that is raw, lyrical, and at its core, absolutely punk. Since relocating to Seattle, WA, the band has become Zoey Gulotta on vocals and rhythm guitar, Lincoln Rasmussen on lead guitar, Jameson Sanborn on drums, and Cassius Foote on bass. Zoey, who grew up in New York, is a songwriter shaped by Patti Smith and PJ Harvey, merging angsty rock and roll with raw, intense vocals and spoken word that leave audiences feeling struck, awoken, and free.