Ivan Barry is one of three guitarists and vocalists of Good Terms, the Los Angeles emo-pop band that's been crashing through rock clubs and earning the kind of devotion usually reserved for bands twice their size. Ivan and bandmate Zach Boucher go all the way back to a middle school band called "Llama X-ing" in Northern Virginia, making Good Terms as much a lifelong brotherhood as it is a band. Before finally making the move to LA, Ivan was running a distillery in rural Virginia — trading in a life of complacency to chase something real alongside his best friends. Having spent years as a touring professional at the highest level, Ivan has always been a core part of the Good Terms writing process, bringing a guitarist's voice distinctive enough that, as bandmate Brian McShea puts it, you can usually tell who wrote which part just by listening. Ivan plays a Baldwin Guitars Burlycaster; a prototype planned for production in late 2026.

Brian McShea is the lead vocalist and guitarist of Good Terms, the Los Angeles emo-pop band turning every rock club they step into into a full-blown party. Brian first caught Zach Boucher's attention at a music camp, where he blew away the counselors with his guitar skills — eventually skipping meals just to keep jamming, a level of dedication that traces back to a deep jazz pedigree. Inspired by the likes of Ella Fitzgerald, Brian has always chased something beyond genre — a genuine, honest emotional experience that the person on the other side of the speaker can truly feel, and that pursuit runs through every Good Terms record. When the Eaton Canyon fires tore through Altadena in early 2025, Brian's home was completely destroyed and he and his fiancée Stephanie lost literally everything — including his prototype Baldwin B12, which perished in the blaze. In a moment that captured national attention, Brian returned to the wreckage and found his engagement ring intact in the ruins of his desk, dropped to one knee, and proposed on the spot — the kind of phoenixian resilience that defines everything Good Terms stands for and genuinely inspires us here at Baldwin Guitars. Brian plays a custom designed Baldwin Guitars B12 model. 

Noah Polino is the riff-machine behind Rematch, the no coast pop punk outfit tearing through the south suburbs of Chicago. Known online as @nopo182, Noah has amassed over 118K Instagram followers with a feed full of face-melting guitar content, production breakdowns, and the kind of raw tone that turns casual listeners into obsessed fans. Beyond Rematch, he also lends his six-string wizardry to Like Wilde, produces and mixes his own material, and keeps his community fed with tutorials and vlogs on YouTube and Patreon — all while shredding on Ernie Ball strings. Noah plays a Baldwin Guitars Bearcat model.

Gavin Gonzalez is the lead guitarist and vocalist of INOHA, the San Antonio indie rock band that went from open mics to over a million monthly listeners seemingly overnight. By day, Gavin works as a project manager for Texas Public Radio's marketing team — by night, he's the one pushing the band's sound somewhere more urgent. Originally a drummer for five bands in the San Antonio local scene, Gavin expressed a desire to play guitar and was invited to jam with INOHA, officially joining the full lineup in October 2022. It turned out to be the right call: when Gavin heard an early version of "GESHUOU," he pushed to pick up the tempo by a few BPM, and when he heard an early version of "Biggest Salmon," he pushed the band to make it more punk and more crazy — turning what was once a slow, boring track into something they describe as "f***ing awesome." Known for his effortless chemistry with his bandmates on stage, Gavin's guitar drives the tempo and sets the energy from the first riff to the last — and the crowds keep coming back for more. Gavin plays a wildly loud Baldwin Guitars Bearcat.

Zach Boucher holds down guitar, vocals, and is the in-house producer of Good Terms, the Los Angeles emo-pop band that's been making serious noise on SiriusXM's Faction Punk and selling out rock clubs coast to coast. A longtime best friend of Ivan Barry dating back to a middle school band in Northern Virginia, Zach was the first to go all in on Good Terms — quitting his job as Social Media Manager for a record label to start writing the songs that would eventually become the band's foundation. Every song on their album Burnout was written, performed, produced, and mixed entirely by members of Good Terms, with Zach at the helm of the whole operation — a stupidly ambitious undertaking that he describes as having genuinely taken everything out of him, and one that resulted in something he calls undeniably singular. Building on the success of their viral "Jump" cover and their debut album Turning Point, Good Terms are done looking backwards — and with Zach leading the charge in the studio, the best is clearly still ahead. Zach plays highly modified Baldwin Guitars Bearcats.

Dylan "Danger" Guzman is the guitarist and vocalist driving Super Sometimes, the San Diego pop punk band that's been turning heads from local clubs to national stages — and everywhere in between on the internet. A co-founder of the Pure Noise Records signees, Dylan has been at the center of one of the underground's most exciting origin stories: after a video for the song "Spork" went viral and their Instagram following exploded from 7,000 to over 70,000 in a matter of weeks, it became clear Super Sometimes wasn't a band you could sleep on. Dylan first bonded with drummer Matthew Ludwig at their local School of Rock as kids, and later — in a moment of pure fate — persuaded Knuckle Puck to pull him on stage to play guitar at a San Diego show, which caught the eye of bandmate Gabriel Muñoz's dad in the crowd, and just like that, Super Sometimes was born. Now with a debut full-length on the way and tours alongside State Champs, Real Friends, and Arm's Length under their belt, Dylan plays an assortment of Baldwin Guitars Bearcats.