Oliver Hazard

Lucy Clearwater Oliver Hazard Few people have heard of Waterville, Ohio, a small, rust-belt town along the Maumee River, but it’s where Oliver Hazard learned how to make music by paying attention. The indie-folk trio—Michael Belazis (vocals, guitar), Devin East (electric guitar), and Nate Miner (keys), built their audience deliberately, performing in more than a hundred living rooms across the United States, building a following one conversation at a time. That same spirit carries through everything they do, from hosting their own hometown music festival, Oliver Hazard Day, to quietly finding themselves on festival bills at Newport Folk Festival, Austin City Limits, and Bonnaroo. They’ve shared the road with bands like Caamp, Houndmouth, The War and Treaty, and The 502s, recorded with producer Jacquire King (Zach Bryan, Kings of Leon, Tom Waits), and watched their songs travel farther than they ever expected, reaching millions of listeners on Spotify. Across releases including 34 N River, The Flood, Oliver Hazard, and Raindrop River, the band keeps returning to the same place, writing songs shaped by their hometown. At their essence, Oliver Hazard is indie-folk seemingly meant to be accidentally discovered, at a bar somewhere in the Midwest, sung by three earnest, harmonizing musicians, who make you turn your head and feel like not giving up just yet. Lucy Clearwater Lucy Clearwater is a Los Angeles–based folk/Americana singer-songwriter who writes songs the way some people keep journals. Honestly, carefully, and with a deep respect for feeling. With a background in classical violin and a sound rooted in acoustic instruments and human-scale storytelling, her music carries emotional clarity, wit, and the warmth of California folk traditions. A 2024 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Competition winner, Clearwater has spent the last several years on the road, touring across the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Europe. She's often seen sharing stages with her friends and fellow artists such as John Craigie, Victoria Canal (as both support and band member), Ye Vagabonds, Joe Pug, Martin Luke Brown, Luca Fogale, Ocie Elliott, and others. Her debut album, "People ≠ Possessions" arrived May 14, 2026, produced by Grammy-winner Tyler Chester and recorded mostly live to tape at Bell Choir Studios in Los Angeles. Featuring contributions from her vibrant creative community including Madison Cunningham, Kenneth Pattengale (The Milk Carton Kids), Sean Watkins (Nickel Creek), Rob Moose, Harrison Whitford, Hayden Everett, Drew Taubenfeld, Monica Martin and many more, the record reflects Clearwater’s belief that music is something handmade, shared, and meant to be lived with.