Dan Pallotta is the entrepreneur behind Goodfolk. He’s also folk singing poet and storyteller, with a cocktail of Joh Prine, Bruce Springsteen and Steve Earle influences. Steve Earle himself has called his music, “potentially groundbreaking,” and Clive Davis has called him, “a gifted musical poet.”

Dan Pallotta is the entrepreneur behind Goodfolk. He’s also folk singing poet and storyteller, with a cocktail of Joh Prine, Bruce Springsteen and Steve Earle influences. Steve Earle himself has called his music, “potentially groundbreaking,” and Clive Davis has called him, “a gifted musical poet.”

Dan Pallotta is the entrepreneur behind Goodfolk. He’s also folk singing poet and storyteller, with a cocktail of Joh Prine, Bruce Springsteen and Steve Earle influences. Steve Earle himself has called his music, “potentially groundbreaking,” and Clive Davis has called him, “a gifted musical poet.”

A native of the Arizona desert now living in Nashville, Adam Simons is a singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade. Raised on the music of the 1970’s, Adam has found his niche in simple but honest songwriting, organic instrumentation, and the spirit of ‘Laurel Canyon Americana.’ His songs and performances have gained him a massive following online, with over 200,000 followers across platforms, and features with Fender, Universal Music Group, and Searchlight Pictures. His upcoming self-produced album features his latest single, “Little Bit Of Gold” – an ethereal folk anthem about holding on to the glimmers of a dream as we grow older.



A native of the Arizona desert now living in Nashville, Adam Simons is a singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade. Raised on the music of the 1970’s, Adam has found his niche in simple but honest songwriting, organic instrumentation, and the spirit of ‘Laurel Canyon Americana.’ His songs and performances have gained him a massive following online, with over 200,000 followers across platforms, and features with Fender, Universal Music Group, and Searchlight Pictures. His upcoming self-produced album features his latest single, “Little Bit Of Gold” – an ethereal folk anthem about holding on to the glimmers of a dream as we grow older.

A native of the Arizona desert now living in Nashville, Adam Simons is a singer-songwriter born in the wrong decade. Raised on the music of the 1970’s, Adam has found his niche in simple but honest songwriting, organic instrumentation, and the spirit of ‘Laurel Canyon Americana.’ His songs and performances have gained him a massive following online, with over 200,000 followers across platforms, and features with Fender, Universal Music Group, and Searchlight Pictures. His upcoming self-produced album features his latest single, “Little Bit Of Gold” – an ethereal folk anthem about holding on to the glimmers of a dream as we grow older.

Dan Pallotta is the entrepreneur behind Goodfolk. He’s also folk singing poet and storyteller, with a cocktail of Joh Prine, Bruce Springsteen and Steve Earle influences. Steve Earle himself has called his music, “potentially groundbreaking,” and Clive Davis has called him, “a gifted musical poet.”

Thomas Csorba is a songwriter who writes for the long arc — songs not just for now, but for always.. He doesn’t chase trends or flash. Instead, he writes with a reverence for language, for melody, and for the invisible threads that connect a life. Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt, opening for acclaimed acts like John Moreland, Amanda Shires, Yola, Paul Cauthen, Red Shahan, Briscoe, Parker Millsap, and many others With several albums and EPs under his belt, Thomas has earned respect from his peers and the press with the Houston Chronicle writing “Is Thomas Csorba the next great Texas songwriter?” Csorba has no plans to stop the steady march forward, because for him, this isn’t about the next big thing — it’s about the next true song. And if Windchimes is any indication, he’s just getting to the good part.

Thomas Csorba is a songwriter who writes for the long arc — songs not just for now, but for always.. He doesn’t chase trends or flash. Instead, he writes with a reverence for language, for melody, and for the invisible threads that connect a life. Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt, opening for acclaimed acts like John Moreland, Amanda Shires, Yola, Paul Cauthen, Red Shahan, Briscoe, Parker Millsap, and many others With several albums and EPs under his belt, Thomas has earned respect from his peers and the press with the Houston Chronicle writing “Is Thomas Csorba the next great Texas songwriter?” Csorba has no plans to stop the steady march forward, because for him, this isn’t about the next big thing — it’s about the next true song. And if Windchimes is any indication, he’s just getting to the good part.

Thomas Csorba is a songwriter who writes for the long arc — songs not just for now, but for always.. He doesn’t chase trends or flash. Instead, he writes with a reverence for language, for melody, and for the invisible threads that connect a life. Csorba already has some impressive notches on his belt, opening for acclaimed acts like John Moreland, Amanda Shires, Yola, Paul Cauthen, Red Shahan, Briscoe, Parker Millsap, and many others With several albums and EPs under his belt, Thomas has earned respect from his peers and the press with the Houston Chronicle writing “Is Thomas Csorba the next great Texas songwriter?” Csorba has no plans to stop the steady march forward, because for him, this isn’t about the next big thing — it’s about the next true song. And if Windchimes is any indication, he’s just getting to the good part.

Crowes Pasture is a banjo and guitar duo from right here in Topsfield. They are a two-time New England “Roots Act of the Year” nominee and winner of “Best Bluegrass/Country Song” at the 2024 International Acoustic Music Awards.



Crowes Pasture is a banjo and guitar duo from right here in Topsfield. They are a two-time New England “Roots Act of the Year” nominee and winner of “Best Bluegrass/Country Song” at the 2024 International Acoustic Music Awards.

Crowes Pasture is a banjo and guitar duo from right here in Topsfield. They are a two-time New England “Roots Act of the Year” nominee and winner of “Best Bluegrass/Country Song” at the 2024 International Acoustic Music Awards.

Three songwriters playing their tunes in rotation and talking about how each was crafted in the process. With some great sing alongs.

Three songwriters playing their tunes in rotation and talking about how each was crafted in the process. With some great sing alongs.