Jenna Maloney (she/they) is a bilingual singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from St. John’s. She has performed in various festivals and shows around Newfoundland and beyond, including the NL Folk Festival, FOVP Lantern Festival, George Street Festival, Music NL Week, East Coast Music Week, The Gathering Festival in Southeast Ireland, and several Tada Events and Opera on the Avalon productions. In 2021, she released her debut single, “evergreen”, followed by EP “Loam” and single “hors de saison” in 2026, under the nom-de-plume daisy jay. Jenna has also explored other forms of expressing her identity artistically, including poetry and drag performance. Her character, Anémie Déjàmorte, is an emerging queen in the local queer community, and one of Newfoundland’s only francophone drag performers. Aside from her work as a solo artist, she has been a part of multiple groups in and around St. John's, as well as being an educator and a leader to children and young adults. Through her music, volunteering, and work, Jenna is an active member of Newfoundland and Labrador's francophone and queer communities.

Curdis the Frog (he/him) is the most amphibian star on the Newfoundland music scene. This banjo virtuoso has been an integral part of the band Port-Aux-Poutines since joining in 2025. Originally from the Burin peninsula, Curdis now resides in St. John’s, but has been making friends across the globe since his debut with the group. At only a year old, he has performed on stages across Canada and France, bringing his incomparable cuteness and impeccable banjo skills wherever he goes. He enjoys meeting and signing autographs for his fans, learning new dance moves, taking naps on long road trips, and holding his bandmates’ hands during scary airplane rides. A cuddly frog who isn’t afraid of big stages or big crowds, Curdis is proof that no matter your background, Francophone music is for everyone!