Our Songwriters

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Maximillien

I'm a writer, music teacher, producer, performer, and songwriter. I primarily play guitar and sing, but I also enjoy playing bass, keys, and I’m currently learning the mandolin. Let me know if you're interested in jamming or having an article written about you!

Myranda Whitesides

Currently, I play solo acoustic shows at breweries around Denver. My biggest influences are 90s/2000s alternative, but I appreciate a lot of classic rock, folk, metal, grunge...if it's rock-like, I love it!

Pony Lee

Retired computer engineer and aspiring singer songwriter from NJ living in Colorado. I write songs.

Robert

Hello all! I'm a songwriter who explores themes of heartache, resilience, and redemption through homegrown roots music. I like to tell honest and evocative stories from every day life. My country, folk, blues, rock, and bluegrass arrangements strike a balance between stripped-down solo authenticity and full-band energy.

Sami Serrag

Songwriter and Guitarist/Bassist/Uke Player/Singer making music solo & with friends in Denver, CO, USA. Founder of the Denver Songwriters Collective.

Allison

Charles Buchanan

I've been writing songs for nearly 40 years either solo or as part of a group for the purposes of having fun and catharsis. I love to take apart songs to see what makes them tick. I'm looking to grow by learning how to achieve the emotional reaction I'm looking for in a lyric or melody.

Chris

I like turtles I run renegade brewing

Harrison Gaeng

Banjo, vocals, and songwriter for Deer Creek Sharp Shooters. Songwriter, vocals, and instrumentalist for Melodious Gaeng.

Jonathan Widman

I’m an aspiring singer songwriter.

Matt Gray

Singer and lead guitar for PawnShop Motel

Mr. Mike

I started writing songs in my youth. I played in a band in High School that got popular, but then I went to college, which pretty much, broke up the band. In College I played in a band that wasn’t popular. We were a bit too far out of the box for the Boulder music scene. Then I took vocal lessons and realized that I didn’t really know how to sing. So I quit music, got married, got a career, and had a family. During those years I wrote very little music. Instead, I revised my old songs. I learned a lot from that. Now, I’m retired and my kids are grown. So I’m writing songs again and loving it. My best instrument is guitar and my favorite instrument is vocals. My first instrument was piano, and I’ve played a lot of bass over the years. I don’t own a bass right now though.

Robroy Mountjoy

Robroy Mountjoy is a versatile artist known for his soulful acoustic music and storytelling. He has performed in various venues and has a presence on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube, where he shares live performances and updates on his music projects. His work often draws inspiration from real events and creative imaginings, leading to a unique blend of dark comedy and heartfelt storytelling. Mountjoy's contributions to the arts extend beyond music, as he is also a writer, director, and actor, showcasing his multifaceted talent in the entertainment industry.

Ryan Mecillas

Colorado native Ryan Mecillas began his music journey busking the streets of Pueblo and has since built a strong presence in Denver’s indie scene. He’s headlined Denver staple Lost Lake, and played others like Globe Hall, The Meadowlark, and The Roxy -recording at Third & James Studios and The Spot Studios. After his first Lost Lake set in 2025, Ryan was invited back to headline and curate his own bill. Reflecting his growing presence in Denver’s independent music community. In 2025 he played showcases at the Denver Chalk Art Festival and Waldschänke Ciders & Coffee, further establishing his reputation as a standout local artist. Ryan’s nomadic upbringing shapes his songwriting—raw, emotionally honest, and full of restless energy. Blending acoustic pop-punk with folk, his sound is marked by sincerity, lyrical depth, and captivating guitar work.