Roomtone (aka multi-instrumentalist Alexander Yaker) describes itself as an "Indie Bossanova GooseBump Machine". Which is just about perfect. Yaker's lounge-y marriage of New-Wave/Bossanova and fluid way around a guitar summons the ultimate bedsit-band vibe, but spaceage. Listen on Bandcamp.

Elkhorn music unfolds at its own pace: music with a point of view and momentum. Joined by upstate-NY pedal-steeler New Orthodox, and Purling Hiss frontman & Birds of Maya shredder Mike Polizze's solo glassychord project. More here!

A night of unique fiddle that travels diverse landscapes: Omar Ruiz-Lopez marries Americana with the Caribbean folk that reflects his cultural roots, and Lyle De Vitry seamlessly integrates the comfort of folk with the shattering emotion of classical music.

What could be more lovely than the MAAS Garden in Spring? The MAAS Garden + an Amalfi Coast supper club, that’s what. Featuring fresh pasta, vegetables and seafood prepared by Chef Ed Strojan.

Giant Day marries psych, art rock, post-punk and dream pop influences into a distinctive new sound. Buffalo Stance is exotic synth squelches and groovy rhythms. 5th World creates ambient textures, riffs and basslines, synced with electronic drums and live percussion. Come by and groove.

morning trancedeluxe is the new alfresco sound assemblage of Chris Powell and Pete Angevine, who patiently swirl up a sizzling, serene improvisational interplay of modular synthesizers and small pitched percussions for world peace. BYO blanket, snacks and coffee provided.

Liminal States guides audiences to that magic space between wakefulness and sleep - listeners to lie down, close their eyes, and immerse themselves in sound. Sink in, bliss out. This edition features Neel Murgai’s Harmonic Infinity Loops, a solo performance with sitar, overtone singing, frame drums, live looping and effects.

fire museum’s “Dialogues: A Conversation and Performance” is a series of events in which artists discuss their creative process and present their work. For Edition #5, Baltimore-based musician Georgia Beatty talks the "The Book of Stars", a magic lantern show set to original music.