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Grace

Co-Founder

Writer · Creative Direction · Social Media · Visual Artist · Interview Curation

Grew up on the water in Rhode Island, running around barefoot on docks, singing in grocery store aisles, and paying close attention to the way music makes people feel. Raised on hand-me-down guitars and her dad’s yacht rock collection, she developed an early appreciation for sound, storytelling, and atmosphere.

A self-taught musician and multidisciplinary creative, her influences range from The Beatles and Fleetwood Mac to Jeff Buckley, The Cardigans, and The Beach Boys - artists known for pushing emotional and sonic boundaries.

Her work is rooted in feeling and detail, whether that’s through writing, visual direction, or music. She’s especially drawn to the small things: pedalboards, layered vocals, the way a lyric lands, and tends to approach them with both curiosity and intention.

Outside of the magazine, she’s usually in nature - on a dock, laying in the sun, writing poems or songs, finding meaning in everything, and talking to birds.

Sierra

Co-Founder

Photographer

Born in Pennsylvania and raised in Indiana on a steady stream of ‘70s rock CDs, Irish festivals, and a desperate need to feel something, Sierra’s musical story started early—as the eldest child in a family where music was bloodline. She got her first Yamaha keyboard at five, and from that moment on, there was no turning back (no matter how many times her mom begged her to please stop singing like someone's being exorcised in the next room).

She briefly attended the jazz program at Indiana University's Jacob's School of Music, mostly to follow the call of the upright bass, confirm she was never built for the classroom, then drop out with style. Formal training was never the point. Guided more by instinct than ambition, Sierra makes music like it's a memory trying to surface.