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Hana Stretton:

Hana Stretton is a British/Australian composer, singer and producer known for her remarkably warm production style and uniquely spacious songform. In 2023, her debut album, Soon, earned a beloved status among discerning listeners around the globe. This stunning work caught the ear of one Phil Elverum, who lovingly reissued Soon through his own label in 2024, furthering the album’s reach and deepening its reputation. In the press, Elverum said: “I hear an artist who has entered completely into the stream where creation originates […] Hana Stretton has truly recorded the deep flourishing sound of a quiet listening mind in full blossom.” A fitting testament to a young artist rooted in the stillness of nature.

From the dusty Australian bushland on Soon, Stretton transports the listener to the Pacific Ocean on her new album, tiarn (set to be released summer 2026). Shifting gradually like a shoreline, her new compositions reveal welcomed hints of classical and electronic flourishes. tiarn will be released independently with vinyl editions through PW Elverum & Sun (North America), brierfield flood press (Australia) and Lima Limo (Europe/UK).

Jana Horn:

Jana Horn is a writer and musician from Texas, now based in Brooklyn. Following the re-issue of her 2020 debut Optimism, Horn has released two full-length albums on No Quarter Records. Her 2026, self-titled, album was recorded in West Texas at Sonic Ranch and traces her transition from living in Charlottesville, where she was in the Creative Writing MFA at the University of Virginia, to New York City. Her work has been described by The New Yorker as "aligning with a fraternity of the lonely that cuts across genres: traces of Young Marble Giants, Syd Barrett, and Broadcast all waft through." Horn is the 2026 recipient of the Halifax Ranch Prize for her story “The Woman,” forthcoming in American Short Fiction.

Danielle Nia:

Danielle Nia is a Philadelphia-based composer and performer captivated by the endless possibilities of electronic music and experimental sounds. With influences spanning electronic music, jazz, classical, world music, and chip tunes, Danielle's music embodies a dynamic fusion of styles. Her ventures into modular synthesizers seamlessly integrate her experience with keyboard synthesizers, composition, mallet percussion, improvisation, computer programming, and circuit bending. Dedicated to exploring sonic possibilities, Danielle crafts a unique harmony of technology and artistry, seeking out beauty through sound.

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