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3Circle Music
3Circle Music came out of Seattle with Michael Rettig on vocals and guitar, Mark Wesson on drums, and Jonathon Vinson handling keyboards and synths. Their...
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3Circle Music came out of Seattle with Michael Rettig on vocals and guitar, Mark Wesson on drums, and Jonathon Vinson handling keyboards and synths. Their sound mixed indie folk with electronic textures, and their single 'Rivers' with Zach Adamson got them some attention.
They put out a few albums, including 'The Way We Were' and the more experimental 'Ascend.' In 2017, they dealt with a copyright infringement case that they won, and in 2020, Rettig spoke openly about his mental health struggles, which connected with some listeners.
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