Lillian Leadbetter—creator and vocalist of Lillian and the Muses—is a singer, songwriter, multimedia artist born and raised in rural Vermont. At the end of a dirt road, her earliest musical influences emerged from the melodies of song birds, whispers in the trees and long nights singing to her father’s guitar. Her music, self lends itself to Indie, Folk, Pop, American, Country and singer songwriter sensibilities. Her romantic outlook and songwriting coalesce into heartfelt lyrics and evocative melodies.

Lillian has been performing and composing original music for the past decade with influences ranging from Anaïs Mitchell and John Prine to Lana Del Ray and Rachael Price. Her choral and folk roots are omnipresent in her work, creating a unique fusion of melodic and stylistic structure. She studied music at Berklee College of Music, and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and a minor in Music from the University of Vermont.

Beginning his career in 2008, Tyler  Edwards wrote and performed with the South Carolina rock band, I Anthem. After releasing two EPs and an LP, the band had multiple songs break the Top 10 on Billboard’s Rock Charts and music featured on MTV and NASCAR. In 2015, Edwards launched his solo career with a 6-song EP, “Too Young for Love” and relocated to Seattle, Washington. While there, Tyler cultivated a strong grass-roots by consistently touring and selling out some of Seattle’s most notable venues (The Tractor Tavern, Barboza, The Royal Room) and sharing the stage with national touring artist such as Ian Noe, W​ill Hoge, Nicki Bluhm, and The Steel Wheels.​

In 2017, Edwards released his crowd-funded debut full length album, “A Few Good Hearts.” A career of independence and determination has crafted Tyler into a hardworking musician and genuine songwriter. On May 1st, 2020, during the Covid-19 pandemic, he released a self produced and recorded EP, “Sincerely, Montgomery.” This release and following singles have helped solidify Edwards as an independent artist and songwriter. Tyler Edwards recently relocated outside of Nashville, Tennessee and released his sophomore album “A Falling Sky.” “Edwards is an effective communicator. He never needs to yell to get our attention. More often than that, he nearly whispers/sings his lyrics. He writes and sings because he has something to say, rather than any overwhelming need to be seen and/or heard” – Curious for Music.