AK Quarantunes

AK Quarantunes is a remote concert series that features Alaska musicians, who made their recordings since social distancing guidelines began. We hope this project will provide readers at ADN.com some entertainment, introduce them to new artists and give musicians a platform where they can be supported by fellow Alaskans.

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Anchorage Symphony Orchestra, ‘Alaska’s Flag’

Johnny B., ‘Place Called Home’

Folk Medicine, ‘Don’t Hide Your Way of Love’

Pikal, ‘Mercury’

Ava Earl, 'All the Promises'

MJ Riemann, ‘His Kind’

Arthur Welsh, ‘summerstart (backyeard)’

Pamyua, 'Bubble Gum'

Johnathan Bower, ‘John Prine’

Natalie & Tim Tucker, ‘Home Away Now’

Sean Perkins, 'QuaranTrune for You Second Half'

Ben Balivet, ‘Quarantine Blues’

Willem Of Midnight, ‘Mars’

Libby Roderick, 'How Could Anyone'

Adam Bartlett, ‘Out Of Nowhere’

auseklis, ‘amethyst’

Andy Miller, ‘There are Many Reasons I Love Her’

Al Koenig and Steve Hinds, ‘Planxty Fanny Power’

Roots and Branches, 'How You Gonna Run'

Andy Mullen, 'Davos'

Dan Saddler, 'The Man with the World’s Longest Cold'

Gene Anderson, 'No One Said'

Pipeline Vocal Project, 'Take Me Out to the Ballgame'

Matthew Anderson, 'Suite 1 - Bach’s Prelude in G'

Evan Dimmick, 'Soon the Sun Will Shine'

lilac, 'Night and Day'

Parker Longbough, ‘Burbank Safari’

Moby Wang and Supergirl Show, 'Dead Man’s Soul'

Stone Atlas, 'Midnight Thunder Road'

Jon Crocker, ‘Spring Cleaning’

The Jangle Bees, ‘Smooth’

Emma Hill, ‘The World is on Fire’

Dan Bailey, ‘Dr. Fauci Say’

Tatiana Agnew, ‘Down & Out’

Jaybird Parkhurst, ‘Missin’ You’

Mari Hahn, Schubert’s ‘Litanei’

Roland Roberts, ‘Keep Movin’ On’

Maeve & Quinn, ‘Green was the Color’

Forest Wilson, ‘Waltz for Wickes’

Tim and Rumi Smith, Nakada's ‘Songs in Praise of Beauty’

Rebecca Menzia, ‘Elsebeth’

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Submission guidelines: Songs must be original compositions or works in the public domain. We accept horizontal or vertical video - but strongly prefer horizontal (it looks better on our platform). Videos can be sent in mp4 format via Google Drive or shared from Youtube, but we request that they are works created since the beginning of Alaska’s social isolation/hunkering down mandates. With your video, please include some biographical details and any links you’d like to provide for your website, social media, Patreon or charity of choice. And, if you like, tell us a little about your song or song selection!