Jack M. Senff (“sen-eff”) is a Midwestern singer-songwriter. He trades in a literary, pop-based vernacular informed by a love of old folk rock, country-western, 90’s adult alternative, and a youth spent in the living rooms & basements of the late-00s “do it yourself” punk movement. Senff is a founding member of pioneering screamo acts Merchant Ships and William Bonney, as well as the bands Knola, Midwest Pen Pals, North Folk, and Boy Rex.
Always chasing new sounds, Jack M. Senff is currently embarking on his next chapter, the so-called Heartland Mission. You can listen to his latest album Feeling & Devotion now wherever music finds you, or on physical media via Skeletal Lightning Records.
Singer/Songwriter Michael Waite has been a part of the Marquette music scene since the late 1900’s. He's a natural outgrowth of the wild Upper Peninsula: craggy, genuine, warm as a Franklin stove, cool as a wind off Lake Superior. He writes about the intangible: natural wonder, familial love, concerns of the spirit. His latest studio album, We’ve Always Been at Home, was recorded in the house he built for his family halfway to Big Bay, two miles from the electrical grid. The sense of place on the album is enhanced by field recordings Michael made from the forest and shore nearby, as a fitting background to sensuous songs written within this same soundscape.