On this Islander Interview, All We Have Is Now founders Theo Morningstar (vocals) and Jesse Orion (guitar/bass), discuss the origins of the group, along with

• The heavy music scene on Lopez despite its hippy reputation
• Why don’t Lopez bands record their music
• An album complied from their jam sessions at practice
• The band’s approach to its notable live performances
• The Lopez school music program that was started through their early partnership

Recorded in 2026.

Trinity Althoff is a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, singer, and performer based on San Juan Island.

And she’s the focus of a new episode of Islander Interview.

In this episode, you’ll hear four original new studio recordings of Trinity’s solo material - which are still a work in progress - along with conversations around:

⛴️ What initially brought her to the San Juan Islands

😷How the pandemic altered the local music scene(s)

🫏Why the movie “Shrek” inspired her to become a singer

🎸Her songwriting process for both her solo material and her (ex) band, Mudbath!

💿Status updates on her upcoming debut solo album, “Burn for Pleasure,” and Mudbath!’s first LP, “Break in Case of Emergency”

🧘‍♀️What’s prompted her to take an upcoming break from public performances

🌊Why the future might include hopping in an Astrovan and touring down the coast

Listen to Jacey LaManna and Kyle Lutz — the founders, principal songwriters, guitarists, and lead vocalists of the San Juan Island folk-rock act Shadow Basket discuss:

- The evolution of the band from Colorado to San Juan Island

- How kayaking factored into the current formation of the lineup

- What to expect from the group’s new album, “Frog Swan Song,” which releases this Friday, August 15

- Booking off-island tours and the strength of the local music scene

- Their songwriting process

- How The Fold came to be and what to expect from the community resource on SJI

Recorded in 2025.