Voted Best Local Singer/Songwriter 2005/2006 (Creative Loafing Atlanta), her songs are "performed with her pure southern voice and crisp guitar, with the ambiance of vintage country-folk recordings". A fixture in the Atlanta community for over 15 years, Anna Kramer currently tours internationally as a solo artist, with her band, Anna Kramer and The Lost Cause, and as lead guitarist in Shantih Shantih ("A four woman sonic force in surf rock, bringing in reverb-washed guitar riffs to create a sweepingly hypnotic international sound..."). As well as touring, playing bass and singing in Creative Loafing’s Best Country Act of 2018, Nikki and The Phantom Callers. Her many noted performances include a recent duet with the band Weezer, as well as sharing the bill with a range of acts from icons, Ronnie Spector, Wanda Jackson and Country Legend Charlie Louvin, to Band of Horses, Fleet Foxes, Andrew Bird, Mudhoney and Tommy Ramone of The Ramones. As she showcases her diverse style around the world, she continues work on her third release.

Sander & Friends bring the Funk and Brazilian Jazz this weekend.

Os ossos bring traditional choro to Buteco’s patio this Friday.

Music happens here. Legendary ATL musicians showing what this music scene is all about.

All you can eat Feijoada for $15 + Choro Brazilian music by “Os Ossos”. We don’t do these events very often,so you don’t want to miss it.

"Really emotional and really good" -Noisey

"If Yo La Tengo’s quieter songs had more of a folksy feel to them, it might sound sorta like this.” -Stomp and Stammer

"The music is excellent. Some of the words are too sad." -Kim's mom

2016 Great American Song Content finalist, Folk/Americana - "Cold in California"

2017 Great American Song Contest finalist, Folk/Americana - "7-Year Sentence (Going to Hell)"

Official showcases at NXNE (2014), 30A Songwriters Festival (2017)

the Good Graces is an indie-folk/Americana collective fronted by singer-songwriter Kim Ware and based in Atlanta, GA. Since its inception in 2006, after Kim picked up an acoustic guitar at the late Lakewood Antiques Market that summer, tGG has toured up and down the east coast, down to Texas, over to California, and performed at such festivals as 30A, NXNE, and the Athens Pop Festival. In 2015, Kim's song "Cold in California" caught the attention of the Indigo Girls, and the band was invited by the renowned duo to support some midwest and southeast shows during their summer tour.

Willie Ziavino & the C.O.T. Band is a latin band based in the Atlanta area. We play a mix of salsa, merengue, funk, bachata, caribbean rhythms, jazz, rumba, trova cubana and brazilian beats with our own twist. In 2010 Willie Ziavino formed the C.O.T. Band along with Juan Bonini (Panamá) resulting in the fusion of trova, jazz, caribbean / brazilian rhythms and musical influences from each band member. This world music style blends perfectly with the melting pot that is Atlanta.

Born in Pernambuco, Brazil, Sander Pinheiro, a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist has become one of the best interpreters of Brazilian jazz worldwide. Fusing the Brazilian sound with American music, this artist has delighted audiences in Brazil and the US with his captivating, unique sound.

Names like Milton Nascimento, Rosa Passos, Luiz Gonzaga, Tom Jobim, Djavan, Ed Motta, George Benson and Al Jarreau are some of the great musical references that supported the construction of Sander's sophisticated and diverse music. Mixing jazz, funk, and Samba, the show of this artist is considered one of the most beautiful representations of Brazilian music abroad.

Described as “garage-folk” John Thursday’s style has drawn comparisons to Neil Young, Ryan Adams, and “Bob Dylan visiting the Big Pink basement in 1971.” -Jack Silverman, The Nashville Scene