An anthem about heartbreak and resilience + lush vocal harmonies + funky bluesy rock. Solid grooves will make you want to dance.
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Olivia Dolphin is a Providence-based singer-songwriter blending piano-driven pop with a touch of “witch-pop” magic. Inspired by her classical music education and literary background, her songs explore themes of relationships, self-reflection, and community. Olivia’s music is characterized by dynamic melodies, poetic lyrics, and emotional storytelling, drawing comparisons to artists like Brandi Carlile, Ingrid Michaelson, and Tori Amos.
Her latest single, Ghost Story, is a high-energy anthem about heartbreak and resilience, while Not Perfect embraces the beauty of flaws. Olivia also curates mixed-genre shows in Providence, fostering creativity and connection in the local arts scene.
How’s About Charlie is an indie folk band born from the vibrant artistic community of Providence, RI. The group began in 2015 at the MADCAP open mic, where Amanda, Nicole, and Beth discovered a shared obsession with each other’s voices. A spontaneous harmony session on Paramore’s “Hate to See Your Heart Break” turned into a lifelong musical journey. Originally called “The Fates,” they rebranded in 2017 after a creative spark at AS220 Foo Fest, adopting their quirky name. Their sound blends lush vocal harmonies with guitar, ukulele, and the dynamic rhythms of percussionist Aaron Bedard, who joined in 2018. Now a close-knit quartet, How’s About Charlie is spreading their indie folk magic across New England and beyond, bringing heartfelt songs, radiant energy, and smiles to every stage they grace.
Field of Embers was born when five Rhode Island cryptids converged over a love of music, magic, and myth. Weaving elements of funk and blues into rock, with powerful vocals and lyrical storytelling, their solid grooves will make you want to dance. Field of Embers makes their debut under this project name at Myrtle.
