Jaime Wyatt is the kind of generational talent whose raw, honest lyricism is matched only by the power of her huge, unmistakable voice. Wyatt first began turning heads with her breakout 2017 debut, Felony Blues, which chronicled her now much-publicized battle with addiction and transformative journey through the criminal justice system. Wyatt’s 2020 follow-up, Neon Cross, tackled even more profoundly personal revelations. Both records arrived to universal acclaim, with NPR praising Wyatt’s “remarkable voice” and Rolling Stone lauding her “lush, layered, and complex” performances.

Reilly Downes, affectionately known as the Sad Cowgirl of Chicago, is an Americana artist whose music intertwines heartfelt storytelling with the rich traditions of her Texas Hill Country roots. Her songs delve into themes of love, loss, and resilience, characterized by soulful melodies and poignant lyrics that resonate deeply with listeners.

Beginning her career as a session musician in Nashville, Reilly lent her evocative voice to some of Americana’s most cherished singer-songwriters. In 2022, she stepped into the spotlight with her debut solo album, Spent, which topped Americana charts and garnered acclaim from outlets like The Boot. Her haunting rendition of “Wicked Game” further showcased her ability to infuse classic songs with raw emotion, earning radio play and a feature on Spotify’s “Vibes” playlist.

After a quieter 2023, Reilly returned to the stage in 2024, performing alongside artists such as Jaime Wyatt and more. Described as “small but mighty,” her powerful voice and compelling stage presence have captivated audiences, leading to recognition at festivals and features in Rolling Stone.

Reilly Downes continues to carve out a unique space in the Americana genre, offering music that is both deeply personal and universally relatable.

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