Catherine Conlin (guitar, vocals) is the lyric writer for GO SOUTH. Konstantine Baranov (bass) focuses on tone, texture, dynamics and composition. While Baranov is a schooled musician as well as audio technology expert and practitioner, Conlin (aside from having been classically trained on piano as a child) is more of a feral artist than what one traditionally categorizes as musician, although she's been on the music circuit for 11 years and is prolific in her production. She has played in the bands Bedtime Story, WORD, and AWE, the latter two collaborative projects with Baranov. Their CD, AWE was released in 2009.

Conlin also provided instant lyrics to several pieces from two different albums with Moscow producer XMZ in his Malarija and Anti-Malarija projects on Strange Decision Records. Conlin's is a quintessential artist and performer who interprets the moment. At a show in New York, she decided to forego the microphone and perform sitting atop a ladder with her guitar and bounced her voice off of the ceiling and corners. At another show in San Francisco, she performed an acapella piece standing on a piano bench that silenced a chatter-filled coffee house. She is a free-writer and a fine art photographer, both which contribute to her ability to create fully formed lyrics on the spot, piercing and honest. Subject matters include psychological dilemmas such as "My mind, has a mind of its own" to touching metaphysical observations (from Eclipse), "I wish that once things disappear the essence of them, remain still behind that curtain of blackness."

BARANOV has traveled the world making music. He has 11 solo CD's to his credit as well as experience as guitar player for Nikolay Kopernik, Allance, The Keepers, Timezone, The Earthlings and Inflato. Baranov is meticulous in nature and has dedicated his musical career to the exploration of guitar sound and texture and articulation. He is a writer, a photographer and a visionary. Meticulous and project-oriented, he works with Conlin to harness the strength of the original spontaneous piece and re-create it for a consistently engaging stage performance.