Drawing from the rich storytelling history of the Ozarks, a background based in jazz, and side projects oriented around grunge and electronic music, Izabel Crane creates her own form of gritty, Ozarkian Folk. 2018 has been spent touring the midwest and recording a new EP, to be released soon.

Based in Turners Falls, MA by way of Cummington, MA, Corey Laitman had become a staple of the anti-folk scene based out of Alphabet City's Sidewalk Cafe.

It has been said of Corey's music, "It's like chicken noodle soup or yogurt at just the right time and the right time is always" (Gideon Irving of 'My Name Is Gideon).

Another fond endorsement: "Laitman's music establishes itself as an inviting and stunningly gorgeous feat of inner folk-pop strength. It goes down easy; it indwells the soul. Corey's lush lyrics and the aching energy of her voice recall memories, friendships, dreams, and desires" (Necrobisect).