In the words of Neil Young, "To live a love, you gotta give a love." At its core, that's what this music is founded upon.

A pianist since age five, Jake Snider uses his jazz background to create thoughtful, soul-driven songs that stand apart from the familiar. After opening for the Roots as Shape Machine's lead vocalist, Jake and his New York City band and placed top 4 in the national College Battle of the Bands competition (sponsored by GrammyU), whose finalists last year included Mike Posner and the Local Natives. At nineteen, Jake has shared the stage with Bobby Long, Parachute, Livingston Taylor and Chiddy Bang, and was invited to play the Philadelphia Folk Festival on the 88.5 WXPN stage. In his hometown Philly, he has been named one of the Best New Artists of 2010 by 88.5 WXPN's Helen Leicht.

Jake plays keys and sings. Armand Hirsch plays guitar. Doug Berns plays bass. Miles Arntzen plays drums. Although based in New York, they are frequently accompanied by a cast of harmonious characters from Philadelphia.

Jake is affiliated with BMI, and was invited to perform at the BMI/Billboard Acoustic showcase at South by Southwest music festival in Austin, TX.

Starting in January 2012, Stephie Coplan & the Pedestrians will embark on a long-awaited mini-CD release tour along the east coast with shows in New York, Hoboken, Washington DC, and Boston. They are looking forward to making new fans, new friends, and of course, new music.

A captivating songwriter and powerful vocalist, with intuitive production sense and a natural ear for music, Anna Krantz is winning audiences internationally as a soulful singer-songwriter infused with bold pop. It takes just a few notes to recognize the talent and undeniable commitment that Anna embodies; a well-rounded player who is accomplished on multiple levels of the music industry. She opened for Ed Sheeran twice in Summer 2012 to sold out audiences in New York City (at Irving Plaza and Music Hall of Williamsburg), and her latest EP, Foundation, is now available on iTunes.