I Am Hologram has released a new standalone single, “Dagmar’s Sorrow,” drawn from an Arizona legend printed on a Bone Haus Brewing can. Recorded at Lava Lake Studio in Phoenix with Ari Leopold, the song channels Dagmar Haught’s 19th-century tragedy in first-person, moving through grief, faith, and the quiet cruelty of history.

Michael Jeffrey writes from the wreckage and the rebuild. His debut EP Trail Back Home pulls from the hardest years of his life, turning heartbreak, loss, and self-reconstruction into stripped-down songs that hit with honesty instead of theatrics. What started as a survival instinct at an open mic has grown into a voice rooted in grit, soul, and lived experience. He’s now playing shows in support of the release and sharing more behind-the-scenes moments as the next chapter unfolds.

I Am Hologram releases “None Of This Matters” — an acoustic reflection on survival, memory, and the weight of the past. Recorded between Arizona and New Mexico, the song carries real stories without asking for redemption

“Seeds of Change” marks a turning point for Kevin Wayne Gruen—an Americana-rooted reflection on personal evolution and shared human experience. Backed by The Collective Conscious and recorded at Blue Lotus Studio, the track blends soul, country rock, and introspective lyricism into a single moment of quiet transformation.

Sassidy brings her deeply personal songwriting and folk-acoustic sound to Holopalooza on March 15, 2025, at Linger Longer Lounge in Phoenix, AZ. Her latest album, I Can See the Horizon Now, takes listeners on a journey through grief, growth, and self-discovery. Read more about her music, influences, and what fans can expect from her Holopalooza set.