The Northeastern folk-pop duo first crossed paths in college in New England, turning late-night jam sessions into a sound full of heart and harmony. With songs that mix honest storytelling, accessible melodies, and timeless charm, they make music that’s built to bring people together. Their song Days Like This, off this spring 2026’s Coming Back Home EP, helped push the band’s message of relentless positivity to new and ever-widening audiences. The song went multi-viral on social media, received significant terrestrial radio support, and is fast becoming a crowd favorite at shows and festivals across the United States. 

Harrison Goodell is a singer-songwriter from Seacoast New Hampshire, weaving indie-folk songs that feel like home - familiar yet always shifting. Rooted in vivid storytelling, his music harnesses the mill town that raised him and the White Mountains where he spent his winters as a child. With raw vocals and tasteful arrangements, he captures the tension between staying and leaving, love and loss. His sound, while distinctly his own, lives somewhere between anthemic folk and confessional songwriting, earning comparisons to artists like Noah Kahan and The Lumineers.

His recently released debut EP Tough Love introduced his world to listeners well beyond New England. He followed it up with a string of sold-out shows across the region and opening slots for artists including Sara Bareilles, JP Saxe, and The Lone Bellow.  Named as one of the Northeast’s top emerging artists by The Portsmouth Music Hall, Harrison is an artist on the rise.