Amy Jay and Remi Goode

New York based indie alt-folk singer songwriter Amy Jay’s songs are like plastic knives—pliable, yet cutting. She is a master of exploring what makes the vulnerable acceptable, embracing nervous laughter in awkward situations, and alluding to the Joycean concept of what makes the universal specific.

Throughout her new album, Mnemonics, she transforms mantras of self-help folk songs into fully formed indie rock panoramas that alternatingly float, stun, and comfort. The architecture of her songwriting, varied in length, tone, and dynamic, stands out, but it’s Jay’s voice that’s the connecting tissue, whether performing with a full band or solo.

Amy Jay’s Mnemonics is out now via Mother West.

Remi Goode is a classical guitarist turned alternative folk singer-songwriter, based in Nashville. In a continual search for the truth, her lyrics are filled with paradoxes and multiple perspectives, as she attempts to embrace the grey areas of life. Receiving comparisons to Suzanne Vega and Kathleen Edwards, Goode’s debut album, Things I've Said Before, released September 2025, is an introduction to the indie-folk artist who straddles the borders between different worlds. A nylon-string guitarist nodding to the classical training and contemporary influences of her past while pushing toward a wider sound, she creates her own version of modern-day American roots music: one that “has an intimacy to it that feels almost intrusive,” according to Glide Magazine. Remi tours nationally in a duo with longtime collaborator and partner, Gabe Lehrer, featuring intricate interlocking guitar arrangements and close vocal harmonies.

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