Untethered Trio - Keepsake 1 Million - Fall Art Market

The Producers Guild presents a genre crossing evening of music, featuring Keepsake 1 Million and Untethered Trio. Keepsake opening with the intimacy of folk singer songwriter, and Untethered Trio bringing two sets of high energy improvised music from G Calvin West, Paul Gies and Timothy Ragesdale. Alongside the performance will be an art market, a curated selection of local artists and fashion designers with their creations available for sale.

Untethered Featured as Album of the Day on Bandcamp

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Untethered Bio -

Untethered is a collective, playing what their drummer, Grant Calvin Weston (Ornette Coleman, John Modeski, Vernon Reid) calls “Spontaneous Creative Composition”. Their most recent album “Grasping for the Moon” was featured as album of the Day on Bandcamp in August 2025. Peter Margasak writes for Bandcamp Daily - "the music is in constant flux, opening up and tightening, cooling down and catching fire, riding stasis and exploding with hyperactive motion." As a trio, the group plays a genre crossing style of improvisation that holds a deep pocketed funk next to intimate chamber music and the raw energy of a punk band next to a sensitive ballad. Fresh off a summer playing festivals like Turks Head Music Festival, The Chester County Restaurant Festival and Nublu NYC this group is not to be missed, they bring fire to the stage and keep listeners guessing and yearning for more.

Keepsake 1 Million Bio -

Keepsake 1 Million is a singer songwriter, otherwise know as Willem Cousineau, a Philadelphia-based multi instrumentalist and producer. His music bridges folk traditions with electronic productions, creating eccentric and cathartic songs. Using songwriting is an act of raw honesty and vulnerability, Keepsake 1 Million resonates emotional journeys with not just their voice but their full body and takes the audience along for the ride.

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