Maia welcomed us into her home in Winston Salem, NC on a sunny morning. The space is carefully decorated with heirlooms reflecting her rich connection to family — particularly to her recently late grandmother. The aged wood floors and her open dining room seemed to be an additional player, especially as she led a trio of singers and players.

John Lucas, the third and middle Kovasckitz brother, invited us up to his home in Todd, NC on a crisp winter morning. The familiar bustle of his small, but growing family created a full-circle backdrop to the Home Movies project.

BEKI, Ike Byers, invited us into his Charlotte apartment he shares with his wife & friendly cat, Suki. We recorded in his cozy upstairs studio space where he was joined by collaborator, Matthew Deluz.

Erin Williams Banks invited us into her rustic home near downtown Boone, NC on a crisp winter morning. While her husband worked and her kids were at school, the peaceful home had all the signs of family life and artistry.

Adam, of Low Groves, welcomed us into his east Charlotte apartment he shares with his girlfriend and puppy. With a background and day-job in baseball, Adam shared the highs and lows of open mic nights when he first entered the Charlotte music scene.

Nia welcomed us into her stylish mill apartment in east Charlotte that she shares with her wife and their dog. Nia's warmth and hospitality was on display as she baked banana bread for us and the other guests.

Morningbath — married couple Brandon and Julianna — welcomed us into their North Charlotte home. The in-laws provided childcare for their two young daughters while we recorded in the cozy basement apartment.

Te’Jani, an old friend of the brothers, has become a staple in the Charlotte live scene over the last few years. He welcomed us into his Charlotte home on a humid morning. We started the session outside under his carport — where he can be found sharing a smoke in the evenings with his roommates.

Emily Sage invited us into her peaceful Charlotte apartment that she shares with her husband. Morning light bounced around the room, reflected by hundreds of small crystals hanging in the window beside her desk — a prop saved from her music video for “Cold Moon by the Sea.”

Ethan Nathaniel welcomed us into his quiet East Charlotte home that he shares with his wife, son, and cat (present at filming). Ethan records in his home studio, that he shares 50/50 with wife and streetwear designer, Margaret Burton.

Tré, the ‘bedroom popstar’ welcomed us into their home in Charlotte that they share with their mother. True to their moniker, sitting bedside, with a half-functioning Macbook screen (which gave out a few days later RIP) — they gave a performance with the same energy and passion as we would expect from a large stage venue.

Tori & her husband welcomed us into their charming home in Winston Salem, NC on a rainy morning. She served hot coffee as her younger brother and sister, Noah and Halle, warmed up vocals and guitar. The trio sang in effortless harmonies — tapping into the magic of sibling collaboration.