Anemone / Izzy Raye / Daniel Bowden / TCT

Anemone is a Montreal-based psychedelic pop quintet formed in 2015, led by pianist-singer Chloé Soldevila, who trained classically on flute and piano. Their songs fold pop structures into baroque-leaning harmony and counter-melody, with arrangements that keep individual lines audible.

Izzy Raye is a New York City–based rock/pop artist who performs at Lower East Side rooms such as Arlene’s Grocery. She has shared bills with groups including Anemone, Cre, and The Trio, appearing on multi-act lineups that move between psychedelic-pop and guitar-driven sets.

The Trio is a rock/pop group heard in New York City rooms like Arlene’s Grocery, where they’ve appeared on mixed bills alongside Anemone, Cre, and Izzy Raye. Their catalog carries an unusual set of tag associations, from southern gospel and country christian to free jazz, hinting at eclectic source material behind the band format.

Daniel Bowden is a New York City rock/pop artist who has appeared on mixed bills at Arlene’s Grocery, including lineups with Anemone, Izzy Raye, TCT, Cre, and The Trio. His work sits comfortably in the club circuit, shaped for tight stages and close listening.

TCT is a New York City–based rock/pop group that appears regularly on mixed bills at venues like Arlene’s Grocery. The band has shared stages with Anemone, Cre, Izzy Raye, The Trio, and Daniel Bowden, moving between ensemble playing and song-forward sets.