The Lost Dream: Jamie Craig
From the album, Things I Miss
Jamie
Craig is a New Age Jazz instrumental artist. The music is moving and at
times challenging. One listen and you will be hooked. The new CD is
"The Lost Dream." The new single is the title song.
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Decending: Danielle French
From the album, Shadows
Danielle has veered slightly left of centre with her third independent
release, 'Shadows', opting to experiment, explore and push her artistic
boundaries. Her latest material has been described as “beautiful
strangeness” as Danielle has uncovered melodies that are somewhat
strange, yet somehow familiar.
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Fibonacci's
Dream: Lawrence Blatt
From the album, Lawrence Blatt
Lawrence Blatt combines classical and
modern steel-string-acoustic guitar techniques to create a unique sound
that will stir the imagination. His music consists of layers of guitar
work decorated with luscious melodies and percussive mood.
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When
I Was: Dan Weintraub
From
the album, The Gap Between
Dan
Weintraub writes and performs rootsy alt folk and country tunes on
acoustic guitar. Dan's music is proof that one can be dark, cynical and
brooding and still have a lot of fun. The prolific songwriter’s rapidly
expanding music catalog, featuring seven releases between 2007 and
2008, is best described as the product of a burning passion.
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Passionate
Angels: The Smiling Strangers
From the album, All The Way
The
Smiling Strangers write and perform 'catchy and hook filled' three
minute pop songs. The Smiling Strangers released their third CD album
in November 2007. It is entitled "ALL THE WAY". The Smiling Strangers .
. .well worth getting to know.
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I'm
Giving It All: Jacques Houdek
From the single, I'm
Giving It All
Jacques
is a Croation singer who also performs in English, Italian, German,
Spanish and French. This track was written by Kresimir Herceg, a fellow
Croatian, who is also the winner of many music awards. Jacques has
appeared on TV and is signed to Croatia Records, releasing gold and
silver selling CDs . Visit his site to see video and listen to audio
clips.
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Life Is An
Instant: Elena Steele
From
the album, That's The Story Of
At twenty
ElenaSteele was
chosen to be a soloist for The Vodogray, a group
representing the best musicians of the Ukraine. She performedboth
abroad and throughout the Soviet Union. In1988 she performed for Raisa
Gorbacheva during the state visit ofthe Soviet Union President in the
city of Dniepropetrovsk. Elena came to Canada in 1992 where she founded
a Voice Studio where she loves to see her students gain confidence
inthemselves and share the joy of singing. This is her debut CD.
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My
Love Is Still Alive: Digital Soldiers Orchestra and Friends
From
the album, Moonglow Serenade
Kresimir Herceg is a Croatian composer, songwriter and pianist.
He has more than 100 prefessionally recorded items for song festivals,
radio, and TV production and a huge discography. Herceg is the
winner of different Croatian song festival awards and the prestigeous
Croatian Composer Association Award for jazz for the album Moonglow
Serenade.
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Just
Another Day: Serena Ryder
From the
album. If Your Memory Serves You Well
Serena
was awarded the 2008 JUNO for Best New Artist. She views herself as
part of a long musical continuum, a participant and player in the
centuries-old saga of the song. That sense of history, roots Ryder in a
glorious tradition, while also setting her apart from most of her
modern musical peers.
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The
Richest Man in Babylon: Daniel Kingsbury
 From the album, Caravan
of Time
Daniel
Kingsbury is a a 20-year old singer/songwriter with a luxurious voice,
melodies that stick to your brain, and lyrics that resonate on a
universal level. His debut album, “Caravan of Time”, is a
mélange of
songs written over a period of 4 years in British Columbia, Southeast
Asia and Australia
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When
The Earth Was Flat: Heather Haley
From the album, Surfing Season
Heather Haley is joined by Roderick Shoolbraid to produce “a unique,
sublime fusion of song and spoken word.” Shoolbraid is a dazzling
guitarist, composer, sound designer and DJ. Haley is a maverick poet,
singer, author and media artist often found pushing boundaries and
always on the vanguard. “A Canadian national treasure,”
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The
River Runs Wild: Two Tall Women
From the album, Out Of
The Woods,
Pam
and Beth play a variety of instruments including; guitar, accordian,
djembe, pennywhistles, and the bouzouki. Memorable arrangements.
Melodies that linger long after the songs are over. This mother and
daughter duo sing of the natural beauty of their BC home, the rivers,
mountains and trees. We are one with nature.
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Somehow,
Somebody, Sometime: Richards and Fitch
From the album, A Couple
Of F Holes
Bobby
Richards has worked many jobs but hes always been a songwriter. Its not
what he does its who he is. Reno Fitch is a mandolin player. The two
met at a crossroads. Bobby was making a deal with the Devil and Reno
was making a left turn. Bobby got ripped off and Reno got a hitch
hiker. Ever since they have been known as Richards and Fitch.
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Came
Out Of The Darkness: Revealing Grace
From the album, Revealing
Grace
Revealing Grace are
BethSouthwell and Amy Logan, whose haunting
harmonies and lyrical arrangements create a memorable sound.The music
of 'Revealing Grace' is universal, emotional and personal. This album
features Lou Keating on guitar, Micahael Sanyshyn on
mandolin
andfiddle, Bruce Morrison on bass and Mike Berman on percussion.
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