Caroline in the Garden is the imaginative pop project of singer-songwriter/producer
Caroline Milby. Known for warm minor chord energy, off-kilter piano hooks, and lush
orchestrations, Caroline explores what it means to unhinge yourself from society's
expectations after spending decades on the capitalist conveyor belt.

Heavily influenced by Kate Bush and 90s Lilith Fair icons, Caroline got her start in the
Philadelphia art rock scene opening for acts such as Electric Six, Here Come the
Mummies and Low Cut Connie.

Her debut album, Act Two (coming April 10, 2026), was inspired by her wayward career
jump from full-time attorney to full-time musician. Try explaining that to your parents.
The album blends intimate storytelling and clever lyricism to explore the depths of an
inner world that refuses to cooperate with society's expectations. It has been described as “intensively forward thinking” and “uniquely resonant.”

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Lianne Hutcheson, weaving together the soulful tones of blues, jazz, Americana, and rock music, I do my best to process the various States of Grace I find myself in
and into a song to match my mood.

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Eclectic indie pop! Originally from Brooklyn, Charleston soft pop-rock group, P!lot, draws its style from 90s alt-rock, contemporary pop, and French Yé-Yé. Its quirky aesthetic has drawn comparisons to artists like Regina Spektor, Bat for Lashes, and Chairlift.