Royal Oakie Records Showcase Tour '26 comes to The Broadway ft Mia Wilson, Donald Beaman, Anna Fox Rochinski & Lane Hartley 7PM 21+ $12 in advance // $15 day of show Mia Wilson Mia Wilson is the debut album from Southern California singer-songwriter Mia Wilson. Produced by Tim Ramsey (Vetiver, Little Wings, Kacey Johansing), the album blends piano and guitar based compositions with lush orchestral arrangements to create a backdrop for Wilson’s introspective lyrics and captivating mezzo-soprano vocals. The album recalls the golden glow of late 60’s & early 70’s LA records like Carole King’s Tapestry, Judee Sill’s Heart Food, and Jackson Browne’s Late For the Sky. Wilson and her partner Skyler Lusteg began writing the songs that would make up the album in 2021, just before meeting Ramsey and drummer Trevor Beld Jimenez (Fruit Bats, Tall Tales and the Silver Living, GospelbeacH) while opening for the their band Parting Lines on California’s Central Coast. Ramsey and Beld Jimenez encouraged Wilson and Lusteg to record a full length album, offering to breathe new life into their songs in the studio. The majority of the album was recorded live over the course of three days in 2024 at 64 Sound in Los Angeles with Tyler Karmen (Sharon Van Etten, Alvvays, Richard Edwards) as engineer. The rest of the album was tracked in Ramsey’s home studio Endless Sound, with the exception of a studio session at Altamira Sound in Alhambra, CA with engineer Carly Bond (Meernaa). David Glasebrook (Patti Smith, Michael Nau, Sam Burton) later mastered the album at his studio The Garden Shed in Oakland, CA. Lead single “It Must Be So Easy” explores existential themes of yearning & desire against a backdrop of piano, strings, and backing vocals by Alina Hardin, recalling early Harry Nillson. “I Want It All” came to Wilson and Lusteg all at once, both a paen to youthful joie de vivre and a bittersweet realization that there’s only so much time, featuring gorgeous strings courtesy of Kaitlin Wolfberg; while “Face To Face” features a Bass VI solo courtesy of Ramsey, a multi-instrumentalist with many contributions to the album, recalling Glen Campbell’s “Wichita Lineman”. Royal Oakie Records is excited to release Mia Wilson on November 14th 2025. Available worldwide on vinyl, CD, and digital platforms. Anna Fox Rochinski Anna Fox Rochinski is a founding member of psych-pop-folk band Quilt. Based in NYC, Anna debuted her first solo album in 2021 with "Cherry" on Don Giovanni Records. Described by Pitchfork as "Robyn fronting Parquet Courts," "Cherry" also received critical praise from NPR, Stereogum, The Needle Drop, and more. Her second LP is on the way. Donald Beaman A songwriter, singer, and guitarist residing in Northern California, Donald Beaman has released five albums since 2015. He performs both solo and with a backing band, and has shared the stage with Jonathan Richman, Sharon Van Etten, Michael Hurley, Mdou Moctar, Marisa Anderson, William Tyler, Xylouris White, Shannon Lay, Mary Lattimore, Six Organs of Admittance, Little Wings, and more. Prior to his return to the west coast, as a member of The Double, he was at the epicenter of the New York City music scene of the early to mid 2000s. The Double released three albums – including Loose in the Air, on Matador Records; recorded a John Peel Session for the BBC at Maida Vale Studios; and toured extensively throughout the United States and in Europe, sharing the stage with: Feist, The Black Keys, Interpol, M83, Ratatat, The Mountain Goats, The Go-Betweens, Cass McCombs, TV On The Radio, Blonde Redhead, and many others. Beaman’s fifth album Fog On Mirror Glass was released on Royal Oakie Records on June 14th 2024. Unfurling with a measured pace, the album combines elegiac lyrics with minimalist arrangements played with an jazz-like reverential expressiveness that MOJO called “the dictionary of less is more”, evoking the work of Cass McCombs, Will Oldham, and Jake Xerxes Fussell. Lane Hartley Lane Hartley is a North Carolina born NYC based singer-songwriter who makes self described “gay survival heartbreak songs set to the backdrop of the music I grew up listening to in the back of my parents car”. Royal Oakie Records reissued his debut album with two bonus tracks as Naming Horses (Expanded), and is set to release his sophomore album No Home on October 23rd 2026, co-produced by David Hartley of The War On Drums and Adam McDaniel of Drop of Sun Studios in Asheville, NC.