MaryAnne Muglia, Nathan Farrell

Nathan Farrell at The Sultan Room

Arizona-based composer, arranger, pianist, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist MaryAnne Muglia is an award-winning, genre-defying artist whose work lives in the space between tenderness and playfulness, darkness and light. Blending emotional honesty with lush harmony, her music invites listeners into a world where feelings aren’t just heard, they’re held. As a songwriter and recording artist, MaryAnne creates music that feels both intimate and expansive. Her debut album, Try Hard, blends indie-folk lyricism, jazz sensibility, and pop clarity into a sound as rich and full as the life it reflects. Like a mosaic, her songs piece together fragile, fierce, and deeply relatable stories, offering quiet wisdom rooted in presence and authenticity. MaryAnne’s expressive artistry has also found massive reach online. Her performance videos and behind-the-scenes harmony breakdowns have garnered millions of views and built a devoted audience of over 200,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, inspiring listeners, singers, and educators around the world.

Nathan Farrell is an artist, vocalist, saxophonist, producer, and magnetic presence on the live performance scene in NYC. He is eclectic, working across genres in R&B, jazz, and pop. He is featured as a vocalist in Jazz at Pride, founded by Grammy and Tony winner Bryan Carter, at both Jazz at Lincoln Center and Emmet Cohen's Live From Emmet's Place. He also performed in Christian McBride's World at Sea 2026, sharing bills with Samara Joy, Ledisi, Cécile McLorin Salvant, and McBride himself. Alongside iconic jazz venues, he has graced the stages of Brooklyn Steel, Bowery Ballroom, City Winery NYC, Little Island, Le Poisson Rouge, and Madison Square Garden. His voice has reached wide audiences through Lawrence's acoustic-ish live sessions, including their 2026 Grammy-nominated arrangement of "Something in the Water."