Three singer-songwriters, each with their own style, join forces in a concert ranging from Americana to alternative and theatrical pop. Through their personal stories and diverse backgrounds, a musical experience emerges that revolves around connection, storytelling, and exchange.

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‍Rachel Rhea is a Canadian singer-songwriter who carves out a unique place for herself within the new generation of pop artists with her vulnerable and dreamy sound. Inspired by the intimacy of Billie Eilish and the soulful depth of Olivia Dean, she knows how to translate personal themes such as trauma, resilience, and rebirth into poignant music. With releases like Buried , The Way Back Home , Heaven , and Blue, she steadily builds her story, which culminates in her upcoming EP. Her live performances, including a sold-out show at A'DAM&Co. and an intimate release show at the Buiksloterkerk in Amsterdam, are characterized by a compelling and honest experience.

With her music, Mary Ember creates a warm, connecting atmosphere in which listeners immediately feel at home. Her sound moves between folk and pop, with influences from artists such as Taylor Swift, Kacey Musgraves, and Gracie Abrams. With sharp, sincere lyrics and a playful sense of perspective, she effortlessly evokes emotions, ranging from being moved to exuberant singalongs. She has performed on various stages and showcases, celebrated the release of her double single at Stathe Utrecht, and has been featured on several radio stations. With her open demeanor and strong songwriting, she is growing into a recognizable voice within the Dutch pop scene.

Leonoor is a versatile artist and composer who effortlessly combines her classical background with influences from pop, indie, and music theater. She began playing piano and songwriting at a young age, which eventually led to studies at the Berklee College of Music, where she specialized in arranging, orchestration, and production. Her music is characterized by a rich, narrative style, inspired by both theater composers and alternative artists. After working in the New York theater scene and contributing to Broadway productions, she is now focusing on her solo career in Europe. With her broad experience and creative curiosity, Leonoor continues to develop as an artist and storyteller.