Indie pop songstress Jezebel Sweet blends sultry, fallen-angel vocals with razor-sharp lyricism and a touch of scintillating lore. Born in Minnesota, she returns to her roots with a full-band project based in Minneapolis-channeling witty, heartfelt expression through shimmering melodies and moody grooves, blurring the line between siren and storyteller.

Jezebel Sweet is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and dancer. She made her debut release as an independent artist, "Relentless" in 2021.

Sweet was featured in the 2025 documentary "Corey Feldman Vs. The World" as she performed as a bass player and vocalist on two national tours with "Corey Feldman & The Angels". She similarly performed with "FRAKER", an experimental pop outfit led by Creighton Fraker of American Idol Season 11.

Her debut single "Relentless" features "Hollywood RockWalk of Fame" and K-pop idol Kim Se-Hwang, Dan Farrow (Prince, Michael Jackson) and concert orchestra string players Jennifer Fagre-Golya and Hilary Smith. The album art was shot by Hamid Moslehi, Michael Jackson's personal photographer of eight years.

Jezebel Sweet currently performs as a solo artist and with her full band project, recording her upcoming EP, playing locally in Minneapolis and touring across the US.

Fern Spores is a femme-folk-rock band hailing from Olympia, WA. With a sound that's as raw and captivating as it is intentional, they weave gritty guitar leads, haunting cello melodies, and powerhouse vocals that leave audiences spellbound. Drawing inspiration from musical giants like Janis Joplin, Alabama Shakes, Susan Tedeschi, and The Runaways, Fern Spores infuse their music with a modern edge while paying homage to the raw energy and authenticity of their predecessors. Their songs are both anthems of empowerment and poignant reflections on life's highs and lows. Gracefully flowing between vintage psych folk, garage rock, clever covers, and soulful Americana ballads they curate a truly original sound. Angsty but uplifting, whimsical yet fierce, and as rock as it is roll.

Ray Charles, Elton John, Madonna, Fiona Apple, andHoney Boo-Boo - Brittany Danielle has arrived to claim her spot in the pantheon of artistic heroes.
 
Brittany Danielle's uncompromising voice is instantly familiar: drawing inspiration from the pop/rock, soul, and funk of the 60s and 70s, with the fresh sensibility of aired-out laundry. She attacks tough themes with cutting lyricism and memorable beats, preserving complex feelings with authentic humor and poignant storytelling. Brittany Danielle's lyrics celebrate the deeply human moments of beauty and self-determination while staying vulnerable, uplifting, and purposeful.
 
A musician from the cradle, her relationship with music is existential. She worked through the trauma of her sheltered religious upbringing at the piano until she left that life to study music while finding her voice along the way. Brittany Danielle's first studio album Hindsight (2022) explored these challenges inemotional heavy hitters Fondly, Hindsight, and Ruin.
 
Her second full-length album Drive (fall 2024) includes single releases What Did You Think (Would Happen), Drive, You Were Meant, and Runaway.Drive is a road trip through pain, love, sexual awakening, loss, and triumph. With each track you'reinvited to explore emotions familiar, foreign, and healing.
 
The first single on Drive, What Did You Think (Would Happen), sets a newly empowered tone and addresses those friends who keep asking for advice about the same issue until you're out of ideas (and patience).
 
Drive was produced by Alex Keil of the Cory Wong band and features performances by Nashville fixtures Jon Krietz (Lake & Lyndale), Kevin Gastonguay, Adam McPhail, and Peter Janjic.
 
Find Brittany Danielle's music on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms. Brittany Danielle performances can be seen throughout the Pacific Northwest and Nashville area.  

Website:

https://www.brittanydaniellemusic.com/