Juan Solorzano is a Honduran-American producer and musician based in Nashville, TN. Solorzano has a penchant for precision—his playing and production methods are focused on tastefully complementing an artist's vision, simplifying or accentuating where needed to let the songs breathe. 
 He joined indie-folk band Night Beds in 2012, playing guitar and bass pedals simultaneously. Leaving Night Beds in 2014 allowed him time and space for collaborating with both established and emerging local artists. He's played with alt-country and Americana acts like The Secret Sisters, Aubrie Sellers, and Tyminski. Not bound by genre, Solorzano currently lends his guitar stylings to singer-songwriters and weird indie bands alike (Ruston Kelly, Houndmouth, Becca Mancari, Brooke Waggoner, Groh, and Good Buddy, to name a few), but he's recently settled into his own as a producer. He's produced records with Zachary Dyke of COIN for Molly Parden, Cale Tyson, Preston Lovinggood and his self-produced debut, "Time Machine." 
 "Time Machine" is the result of a half-decade's collection of personal musings and experiments in audio. What emerges is an exploratory, surprising and often unsettling soundscape of young adulthood. -Carly Myracle