Arielle Silver was born on the Gulf of Mexico, raised in the mid-Atlantic, skinnydipped through college in Walden Pond, and now live a traffic jam away from the Pacific Ocean in her adopted state of California. Arielle’s dad was strumming his guitar and singing songs from the best troubadours of his time. She studied classical woodwinds in college, and from the minute picked up a guitar, and began writing songs. Across time and space, songs and stories are – have always been – the great human connector.

Hearing singer-songwriter Tracee Perrin’s music, one is immediately struck by her
formidable voice that enhances the one-of-a-kind edge to her distinct indie alternative
Americana sound. Just as apparent is an inherent relatability in both Perrin’s presence and
captivating lyrics, something that has its roots in the Los Angeles native’s youth.