Pierce Pettis, Tylor Hill, Low Groves

Pierce Pettis

Compass Records Group recording artist Pierce Pettis has been around the block a few times. An Alabama native, he began his career at the famous Muscle Shoals Sound Studios. Later, he contributed to Fast Folk Musical Magazine in New York, recorded for Windham Hill/High Street Records in Los Angeles, and spent a decade as a staff songwriter for Polygram and Universal Music Publishing in Nashville. His songs have been covered by Dion, Art Garfunkel, Garth Brooks and Joan Baez —as well as David Wilcox, Tim O'Brien, Dar Williams and Claire Lynch ... to name a few. His latest album, "Father's Son" was released by Compass in early 2019 to widespread critical praise.

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Tylor Hill

Coming from a lifetime love of blues guitar, Tylor Hill manages to weave thoughtful storytelling and intricate guitar melodies into his understated, introspective acoustic music.

Using intricate blend of genre, earnest narrative snapshots, and somber and wistful nostalgia, Tylor Hill uses his nomadic experiences from across the world—notably in “Carolina”, which he wrote when he was “7000 miles away from home”—as inspiration for his authentic, empathetic, and poetic songwriting.

Low Groves (Adam Naliwajko)

Low Groves was formed out of necessity. After losing his last living grandparent and being laid off from his day job with a Major League Baseball team due to the pandemic, Adam Naliwajko retreated to his vacant grandparents’ house in Chicago to gather belongings and determine his next move. He emerged with the 10 songs that would comprise his debut album - Drifter - which was quietly released in 2021.

After a break from music, he arrived in Charlotte, NC where he would play these songs around the local music scene. His single, “Eliana”, has become a local favorite.

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