We will start with Ethan and Josh's parents - Jake and Regina. Regina and Jake started Doubting Goat Records to help us manage our music career. If you've been to our shows, then you've seen them. Jake is our road crew, guitar tech, and sound tech when we need one. You've seen Regina selling merch, or getting right up front filming our gigs for some of the shorts and videos that we post. What you don't see is all that they do behind the scenes. Regina is our Band Manager aka "Momager" that simply makes all the business side of a band happen. Jake is one bad-ass dad that we call "The GOAT" that can navigate our music trailer into the smallest of locations, fix blown amps, create custom pedal boards, and pretty much do anything we need.  

We also want to shout out Doubting Goat's Graphic Artist Michael Fuller aka "Grandpa Mike" that has spent countless hours volunteering his graphic design skills to numerours projects.  

Next up is our music and audio engineering mentor Aaron Souza with North Coast Music.  When we reached out into the community looking for someone to teach us how to record and mix music, Aaron answered the call and created a class to teach us using Pro-Tools.  We all started out in the class, but quickly realized it wasn't for everyone.  Josh stuck in there and honed in on the skills needed to mix and produce all of our music to date.

We recorded the Party Girl EP and Miserable & Melodramatic at Aaron's studio.  He was our recording and sound engineer and also mastered the final versions for us.

If you're looking for an incredible music or audio engineering teacher, be sure to reach out to Aaron.

We met J.d. at our very first gig at Siren's Song Tavern  when he bailed us out by joining the show at the last minute.  He is a singer/songwriter that also loves to organize and promote shows.  He has quickly become a dear friend in the music scene and one of our biggest supporters.  Be sure to follow J.d. and catch one of his musical performances or shows that he promotes. 

Justin reached out to us after he saw us at the Fernstock Battle of the Bands and offered to collaborate on a music video.  We totally jumped at the chance because we knew he was a talented videographer and definitely wanted to do a professional music video. 

Working with Justin was beyond our wildest expectations.  We gave him our vision and he pulled it together from start to finish in about a month. Not only were we stoked with the final product, we had SO much fun on set and were bummed when it was over. We look forward to working with Justin on future projects.  

A huge shout-out to KSLG for being a great supporter of local music.  We first aired on KSLG as their Wild-Card Pick in December 2021.  We can't thank Sabina, Dale and the gang enough for continuing to play our music on the air.