Runnner kicked off the weekend at On The Mountain 4 with a raw, powerful performance that set the tone for the days to come. Despite the band's sunny LA roots, they seamlessly blended into the snowy slopes of Hunter Mountain, creating a striking contrast between their laid-back style and the wintery backdrop. Noah’s striking vocals and vulnerable lyrics took center stage, especially on standout tracks like “I Only Sing About Food” and “Bike Again” from their 2023 album “Like Dying Stars, We’re Reaching Out”. The catchy guitar riffs captivated everyone in the audience, lingering in their minds long after the set ended. Runnner’s performance struck the perfect balance of emotion and energy, making it an unforgettable moment that began what would become an unforgettable weekend.

Head to our YouTube to relive the magic of this unforgettable night by watching live music videos for “I Only Sing About Food” and “Bike Again”

On The Mountain 4 is a ski trip and music video series hosted at  Hunter Mountain and Glen Falls House in the Catskills, New York featuring episodes with Local Natives, Gus Dapperton, Runnner, Girlpuppy, Fat Tony, Salt Cathedral, and TOLEDO. This sequel to the iconic 2014-2015 music video series On The Mountain follows our favorite musicians over the course of a ski trip weekend. 

Since Gus Dapperton’s music first hit our ears in 2020, we’ve been trying to find a way to collaborate with one of our favorite indie pop artists. On The Mountain was the perfect combination of work trip and vacation for him and his band as they joined us for a weekend of wellness, music, and food. There were so many magical moments with Gus: sharing a Fat Tire in the tavern during the Local Natives set, his bandmate sister singing karaoke, sharing crispy cheese-covered Grillo’s Pickles at our Alpine dinner pop-up by Chef Elizabeth Heitner, practicing yoga with fans, the list goes on. We love Gus Dapperton and can’t wait for more music to come.

For his episode we recorded his intimate performances of “I’m Just Snacking” and “Palms,” which both sent our fans one set into a frenzy.

These videos are all a part of our brand new season of On The Mountain - our music video series hosted at Hunter Mountain and Glen Falls House in the Catskills, New York featuring episodes with Local Natives, Gus Dapperton, Runnner, Girlpuppy, Fat Tony, Salt Cathedral, and TOLEDO.

If you know The Wild Honey Pie, you know we’re besties with Salt Cathedral. We’ve been collaborators for over 8 years so when we were deciding which artists to invite to On The Mountain 4, they were right at the top of our list. For their episode, we recorded “Terminal Woes” from their latest album Before It’s Gone, and “Te Quiero Olvidar” from their debut album CARISMA, during their intimate set in the base lodge at Hunter Mountain. The energy on set was infectious, with guests taking a break from somatic breathwork annd massages to dance to the feel-good vibrations coming from the stage.

Head to our YouTube for our Salt Cathedral episode of On The Mountain featuring “Te Quiero Olvidar” and “Terminal Woes.” 

These videos are all a part of our brand new season of On The Mountain - our music video series hosted at Hunter Mountain and Glen Falls House in the Catskills, New York featuring episodes with Local Natives, Gus Dapperton, Runnner, Girlpuppy, Fat Tony, Salt Cathedral, and TOLEDO.

We don’t work enough rappers and that’s become all too clear after our collab with Fat Tony for the fourth season of On The Mountain. Dude is a beast and his performance at Glen Falls House was truly such a highlight of the weekend. That, and of course all our time with him in the sauna with our Olipop towels. For his episode, the Houston-born rapper proudly repped his roots with a powerful rendition of “Texas” from his 2018 album, 10,000 Hours, and then turned up the heat with “Spectacular.”

Head to our YouTube for the Fat Tony episode of On The Mountain featuring “Texas” and “Spectacular.”

These videos are all a part of our brand new season of On The Mountain - our music video series hosted at Hunter Mountain and Glen Falls House in the Catskills, New York featuring episodes with Local Natives, Gus Dapperton, Runnner, Girlpuppy, Fat Tony, Salt Cathedral, and TOLEDO.

Oh boy we love TOLEDO. Our bestie boys put on incredible performances for their episode of On The Mountain 4. Their surprise acoustic campfire set following the Local Natives set featured a cover of The Cure’s “Just Like Heaven.” It really was a moment we’ll never forget, staying warm by the roaring fire as the snow was falling and our ears were treated to their stunning harmonies.

Head to our YouTube for the TOLEDO episode of On The Mountain featuring “Sunday Funday,” “In Yr Head (1818)” and “Just Like Heaven.

These videos are all a part of our brand new fourth season of On The Mountain - our music video series hosted at Hunter Mountain and Glen Falls House in the Catskills, New York featuring episodes with Local Natives, Gus Dapperton, Runnner, Girlpuppy, Fat Tony, Salt Cathedral, and TOLEDO.