Andrew Bird and Uwade

Nigerian-born Uwade opens Fleet Foxes' Grammy-nom album, "Shore." Her emotive voice crafts songs blending indie, R&B, and heritage influences, inspired by Fela Kuti and Julian Casablancas. Touring with Fleet Foxes, she opened for acts like The Strokes. Her solo work explores themes like death and friendship, and she's now crafting a PhD in California.

Andrew Bird is a Chicago-born violinist, singer, and songwriter known for his diverse musical styles, including jazz, folk, and indie rock. He gained early success with Bowl of Fire and Squirrel Nut Zippers, then shifted to a solo career, achieving acclaim with albums like "Andrew Bird & the Mysterious Production of Eggs" and Grammy-nominated "My Finest Work Yet." Bird collaborates with artists like Fiona Apple and Madison Cunningham and has scored films like "Norman." His work blends instrumental looping, literate lyrics, and whistling, making him a unique and versatile figure in modern music.