General Mojos is a psychedelic rock band from Seattle Washington with over a decade of history in the Northwest, but creating a contemporary sound daily. Composed of four generational talents, Unleashed Entertainment has described them as “the band with no weak link”. The ensemble found their PNW voice within the richly established DIY scene, performing primarily in house shows. While a shimmering psych-pop presence in the music has cemented itself, the band has widened their influences and performances, playing electric shows festivals across the northwest, USA, and internationally. IN 2024 band members were featured in the score and music of Orlando Bloom film ‘Red Right Hand’.<hr>Seattle singer-songwriter Halley Greg first rose to acclaim during the blind auditions on Season 20 of The Voice. John Legend called her slowed-down, piano ballad version of Nelly Furtado’s “I’m Like a Bird” “poetic” and “beautifully crafted,” and the performance earned her a spot on Team Kelly. Her appearance on the show coincided with the release of her debut album, American Harlot, a feminist rebranding of the pop/rock albums of the early 2000s. Filled with distorted guitar solos and pithy pop vocal melodies, the album is an ode to angry women everywhere. The first line from the title track exemplifies Greg’s brand of sultry, cutthroat sass: “Welcome home dear / Take off your shoes / I’ll massage your feet and your ego, too.” American Harlot received acclaim from Seattle press and was featured on Talking Tracks, a podcast by Seattle music publication Dan’s Tunes.