Los Angeles songwriter Maia Sharp offers a potpourri of pop, country and rock with hints of jazz, mixing banjos and mandolins with cellos and violas. If you're looking for the songwriter whom other songwriters are listening to these days, Maia's near the top of the list. The long list of artists who have recorded her songs includes Bonnie Raitt, The Dixie Chicks, Art Garfunkel, Edwin McCain, Trisha Yearwood, Amanda Marshall, David Wilcox, Paul Carrack, Cher, Kathy Mattea, and Mindy Smith -- to name a few. Another fan is Art Garfunkel, who sums up Sharp's appeal this way: "In the tradition of great female artists, Karla Bonoff, Christine McVie, Shawn Colvin, Sarah McLachlan--now enter Maia Sharp." Maia comes to Michigan with a new album, "The Dash Between the Dates." The songwriting of Catie Curtis combines insightful lyrics with addictive melodies and high energy. Catie's recordings and impressive touring career in the U.S. and Europe have earned her rave reviews and wide recognition. Her songs have been featured on numerous television programs and in independent films. Catie, a former Ann Arborite, says of her latest album, "Flying Drea," that it's "my current favorite among my 14 recordings! ... It sounds dreamy and emotional, and, I think, beautiful. Kristen Hall (singer/songwriter and founding member of the country band Sugarland) co-wrote most of the songs with me, produced the recording, and added tons of great harmonies."