"The enigmatic Hungarian female voice", Andrea Gerak experiments with traditional songs, mainly with those coming from her country, approaching them from different angles. Traditional, new age or acappella interpretations: mystery, magic, beauty, supernatural embraced in her timeless songs.

Andrea Gerak meets an increasing demand from... [+] Read More

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Kori was born in Cedar City, Utah. She grew up in Minnesota listening to many varied artists ranging from Rock and Roll to Jazz. When she turned 8, she decided she wanted to learn to play the piano. Her parents encouraged her interest by having her take lessons.
Many musical artists influenced Kori's music including: Yanni, Vangelis, Enya,... [+] Read More

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Russ is a composer & producer who, for more than a decade, has succeeded in capturing the thoughts and inner moments of his listeners while their minds wander into memory, imagination, & aspiration.

He continues to write when the muse inspires, as those who already know his music ask for more. Russ composes for story and film, for... [+] Read More

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Alasdair Fraser is one of Scotland's most influential tradition-rooted fiddlers. A two-time winner of the open competition of the Scottish National Fiddle Championship, Fraser continues to expand the musical traditions of his homeland with his expressive and virtuosic playing. In addition to performing more than 50 times on BBC radio and... [+] Read More

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Angel grew up in a small town and learned to sing and play just about any instrument she could get her hands on in a small country church. Since then she has been experimenting with electronic music and production techniques to create haunting and sometimes otherworldly compositions that will sooth your soul, or vocals that will soothe you as... [+] Read More

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The atmospheric, melancholy, somewhat medieval soundscapes of Bel Canto (Italian for "beautiful song") mix an essentially synth-based, chamber-rock sound with a wide range of orchestral and folk instruments and have been compared to the Cocteau Twins. The group hails from Norway and consists of ethereal vocalist Anneli Marian Drecker, plus Nils... [+] Read More

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Australian born Celtic singer/composer Ceallach writes, arranges,performs and produces all of her music under her own label Berridale Castle Music.

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DJ Triad, the queen of orgasmic music. She mixes real live audio recordings of couples making love to different genres of music. She has released four CDs. Her latest release is an R & B mixed to erotic sounds. The sensual orgasm music mixes by DJ Triad make for great lovemaking music. The orgasm music mixes is even recommended by sex... [+] Read More

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"Tranquil, exotic and professional, these are a few adjectives I would use to describe every track by this artist. They say every picture tells a story. but in this case, it's a musical pictorial. Every song I heard on this list displays a visionary mood. I was overwhelmed with the places I visited in my mind, no drug on this earth can achieve... [+] Read More

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Blessed with a sweet, but slightly roughened mezzo-soprano as gentle as mist and haunting as the highlands, Jean Redpath is one of the definitive interpreters of Scottish traditional songs. She is also a noted folk music ethnographer who has played an important role in the reconstruction of nearly forgotten Scottish songs and has been a lecturer... [+] Read More

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In collaboration with Brendan Perry, Lisa Gerrard is half of the duo Dead Can Dance, which started releasing arty goth rock on the 4AD label in the mid-'80s. Gerrard began her solo career with the 1995 release The Mirror Pool, which contained a lot of work that wouldn't fit comfortably into the DCD oeuvre. Combining these fragments with music... [+] Read More

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Psicodreamics is the project that reveals the unique magic, a mysterious and idyllic world of musical art of Spanish composer Salva Moreno inspired by fantasy tales, legends and mythology. His music is a mix of new age, ambient and gothic styles and shares affinities with established artist as Constance Demby, Vangelis and Enigma among others.... [+] Read More

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Lesser known than his famous older brother Brian, Roger Eno has carved his own niche in ambient music, breaking away from his original piano work to incorporate chamber music, string arrangements, and his own vocals, while exploring traditional British music. Eno grew up in Suffolk, England, and attended Colchester Institute to study music... [+] Read More

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Excerpts from NAR magazine, Summer 2006 by Jaime Bonk.

From his first music lessons at the age of four, to his studying music performance at Old Dominion University and music business at UCLA, to his recent release, Everlasting, composer/producer/mulit-instrumentalist Ryan Farish has clearly been making a musical splash. Just a few... [+] Read More

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Born in Bergen, Norway in 1969, Sissel had appeared on Norwegian television several times as a child, but came into the public eye with her stellar vocal performances at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. She sings in her native tongue, in addition to English and Latin, similar in style and substance as the Irish ethereal vocalist Enya.... [+] Read More

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New York-born and Edinburgh-based vocalist Talitha MacKenzie has made her greatest impact since adopting the musical traditions of the Scot Gaels. Mouth Music, her short-lived collaboration with computer programmer Martin Swan, yielded a chart-topping album in 1988. Her solo album, Solas, reached the top three on the Euro World charts in 1994... [+] Read More

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Combining the melodic jangle of post-Smiths indie-guitar pop with the lilting, trance-inducing sonic textures of late-'80s dream pop and adding a slight Celtic tint, the Cranberries became one of the more successful groups to emerge from the pre-Brit-pop U.K. indie scene of the early '90s. Led by vocalist Dolores O'Riordan, whose keening,... [+] Read More

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Building on the jangly guitar pop of the Smiths and the trance-like dream pop of bands like the Cocteau Twins, the Sundays cultivated a dedicated following in indie rock circles, both in their native England and in America, in the early '90s. Although the sales of their first two albums were strong, the band never crossed over into the... [+] Read More

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Valerie Diane is a singer/songwriter originally from Columbus, Ohio, now based in Crystal Beach, Florida. Listing influences such as Enya, Sarah McLachlan, Tori Amos and Loreena McKennitt it is not difficult to see why her music proves so popular among those who have heard it. Every song has an ethereal, almost spiritual feel to it – thanks... [+] Read More

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Composer Wendy Carlos spurred electronic music to new commercial heights during the late '60s, popularizing the synthesizer with the enormously successful Switched-On Bach album. Born in Pawtucket, Rhode Island on November 14, 1939, Carlos pursued her M.A. in composition under Vladimir Ussachevsky and Otto Luening at Columbia University's famed... [+] Read More

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