A new monthly series, highlighting the best original music of the Hudson Valley

Created by local musician Eli Musser, HudSounds is an up-close, curated, acoustic performance experience focused on the art and craft of our regional songwriting talent. Performers take their melodies and stories to our cozy stage in an intimate setting, all designed to entertain, illuminate and bring together our unique local music scene.

Our first act of this new series features singer-songwriters Siobhan O’Malley and Matt DeMello. (You might hear from Eli, too!) Join us for an inspirational and lively evening.

Tickets: $20 in advance; $25 at the door.

About Siobhan O'Malley

Siobhan O'Malley is a singer-songwriter who released three critically-acclaimed albums, and has played her music all around the country. She was signed to the label Blue Cocoon records. She released two new singles in January 2026 and is happy to be playing out, writing, recording and doing all the musical things again! She also produces the Songwright: Westchester Songwriters' Circle series at Bethany Arts.

“Siobhan is fantastic, super-expressive; she dives deep then surfaces.”—Mike Viola

About Matt DeMello

Matt DeMello is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer, and singer-songwriter based in Peekskill, New York. His latest album of original music, 2022's Confetti in a Coalmine combines hyperpop energy with classic Great American Songbook and protest folk tropes that painstakingly highlight the ways neoliberalism has eroded our social bonds.

About Eli Musser

Eli Musser has performed on countless stages in the NYC area over the past two decades, has been featured in Billboard, Songwriting Magazine UK and The Big Takeover, and his songs have been spun on SiriusXM. An International Songwriting Competition finalist and longtime rock and roll bandleader, Eli’s robust catalog of guitar-driven solo material also incorporates jazz, folk and classical — all through the lens of his soulful Appalachian roots.

Contact the host of Hudsounds: A Songwriter's Showcase, Presented by Eli Musser