Kitt Cox is an educator, musician, and advocate for babies and their families. “Greasy Pole”, “Eats No Trash,”  and “Wrong Side of the Wheel” are among the many original songs Kitt’s written inspired by the lore and legends of Cape Ann, his family’s adopted home. Kitt’s current community-based music projects include the North Shore Lullaby Project, Play Music On The Porch Day () and Busking for Babies. Listen to Kitt’s music here.

Jessica Healy is a psychotherapist and musician. She attended NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, graduating with a BFA in Drama, and worked for 12 years in NYC as an actor. Jessica also played and sang in Brooklyn bands The Inklings, The Secret History, World Atlas, and Rhinestone. She is a hoarder of many demo recordings that are emerging at long last. Her passion as a therapist is working with creative folks of all stripes using techniques informed by Internal Family Systems theory. Her musical project is Jae Snow, with more information available at Bandcamp and Instagram. 

Joel Rosen performs with Jug of Punch, an Irish band, and Spacetown, which plays tunes from the American Songbook. He plays mandolin and guitar. He also leads a weekly jam at the LaPierre Art Studio on Rocky Neck in Gloucester every Sunday evening. Joel is the founder of Rosen & Goyal, P.C and is a graduate of Brown University and Northeastern University School of law. He has published legal articles in Lawyer’s Weekly and the Mass Bar Association eJournal and on general interest subjects as an editor at Boston Magazine and a columnist for the Eagle Tribune. He resides in New Hampshire.