Stone Giant, Everest Cale, Wild Leaves

Founded in 2012 by guitarist Sebastian Fernandez and keyboardist Joao Nogueira at Berklee College of Music in Boston MA, Stone Giant specializes in an energetic fusion of different types of rock music. Influenced by artists ranging from Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath to Stevie Wonder and Tame Impala, the group played top venues in New York and Boston last year, and are primed for an even bigger 2013.


Named "Brooklyn's Least Brooklyn Band" by Interview Magazine, Everest Cale's music is an amalgamation of dynamic, introspective folk tracks, ripping guitar driven rock and roll, and twangy, country love songs that highlight their Southern roots. This diverse catalogue of music is unified by Brett Treacy's unique, powerful voice. Everest Cale is more tambourine than synthesizer, but their music has a modern and energizing sound. To learn more, check out the bands webpage at http://www.everestcale.com


Wild Leaves are a combination of psychedelic rhythm, sound and color. Five self-contained musical units converging to form a hypnotic river of sound. Channeling as much electricity through their amplifiers as any audience can bear.

Conveyors of energy, their powers lie in the alchemy of the group. Tough, tight and together. They restore an entrancing authenticity to modern music. Their sensibilities are fierce. The material manages to be both melodic and complex as spectral harmonies soar around lyrics steeped in mysticism.

Wild Leaves are known for their ability to transform rock into something more than words and music--something magic. Of course, that all depends on your willingness to be spellbound.