Beatrice Anne / Odin Scott Coleman / Leo Crafft

Leo Crafft, Odin Scott Coleman and Beatrice Anne are all PNW born and raised kids who have spent years away collecting these songs, stories and feelings. From places like Vermont, Los Angeles, and Nashville these three musicians come home for a night at Laurelthirst to share their tales from traveling and what they learned along the way. They will play intimate solo sets followed by a joyous trio set wherein they will dry your tears and make sure you leave with a smile.

Leo Crafft is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Seattle, Wa. He takes inspiration from traditional old time banjo, and blends it with the late stage grunge world he came of age in to deliver an unlikely blend. Lyrically intentional and brutally honest in his storytelling it’s difficult to lock him in a wooden box.

Through his original songs and idiosyncratic reimaginings of the American folk vernacular, Odin Scott Coleman feels like the sort of musician your great-grandparents might have whooped and hollered for. Equipped with a banjo, a whistle worthy of working to, and a penchant for storytelling, Coleman spins a compelling yarn as he weaves together elements of the frontier ballad, IWW labor song, sea chantey, and Appalachian folk ballad.

Beatrice Anne is a folk musician and songwriter from the PNW. Her sound is inspired by the singing of Shirley Collins, Karen Dalton and Ginny Hawker. Her song crafting and art is largely influenced by her deep connection to the natural world through flowers, farming, and a deep desire to tell the truth. Her sound has been described as having had more birthdays than she has.