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| 1. | | Alana Woods
Alana Woods has been a harpist for over 20 years. She has studied with leading pioneers in the field of music and consciousness, psychoacoustics and brain physiology, evolving her own work through hands-on independent research and work with different patient populations such as the dying, ill, mentally retarded and handicapped. | |
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| 2. | | Amoraea Dreamseed
Amoraea Dreamseed credits himself not as a musician, but as a sound and vibrational healer. He has been facilitating healing for over six years throughout the United States. Amoraea has created a shamanic group experience in which the didgeridoo carries participants into deep entrancing soul states. | |
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| 3. | | Anthony Gadd
Anthony Gadd is a singer/songwriter based in London, England. With a unique blend of reggae, jazz, soul, and R&B genre influences, he's released his first CD "Life's Journeys" with a followup of a second CD "Life's Journeys...Remix". | |
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| 4. | | Anthony Cargill
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| 5. | | Arnold Mitchem
Arnold Mitchem is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger, and producer. He has played with Seals & Crofts and many other groups from the 70's and 80's. He has exceptional guitar skills featured on both CDs that you can sample in the SongPeddler catalog. | |
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| 6. | | Bill McGurrin
Bill's instrumental compositions blend New Age, Jazz, and World Beat influences. His music creates a nice ambiance for any environment. | |
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| 7. | | Carlotta Y. Diggs
Carlotta began her solo singing career at the age of 18 singing smooth jazz and love songs in night clubs and events. Her voice was cultivated in church and community choirs where she was often a featured soloist. Carlotta is a featured artist for Road Records, and she is currently writing praise songs with Conrad Askland. | |
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| 8. | | Clarelynn Rose
Clarelynn finds the inspiration for her music in the forests, a passion which also led her to a career specializing in sustainable forestry practices. What kind of music does a Buddhist forester play? A Zen blend of Celtic, New Age, and folk in a fingerstyle that ranges from downright soulful to positively uplifting. | |
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| 9. | | Colin Farish
Colin's prolific catalog of music spans a broad spectrum of instrumental textures, moods and vocal content - from Classical, Jazz and New Age, and Chants. | |
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| 10. | | Colin Farish with Various Artists
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| 11. | | Constance Demby
Constance Demby is a Grammy nominated pioneer in New Age music, both as a composer and performing artist. Constance is also an internationally reknowned innovator of sound creations which access the deeper, more profound levels of the mind-body-spirit. Over the years, she has mastered matching an emotion to its complementary tonal resonation, producing music that delivers powerfully cathartic and healing experiences. | |
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| 12. | | David Valenzuela
David Valenzuela's music is rich with Spanish Guitar, Latin, and Jazz influences. David's career has spanned many genres, including Country, Jazz, Top 40, Classic Rock, Blues, and Flamenco. Critics compared his earlier guitar style to that of Carlos Santana, Joe Satriani and Stevie Ray Vaughn. As a solo artist, his current focus is acoustic New Flamenco and Smooth Jazz guitar instrumentals. | |
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| 13. | | Devadattan Michael Faryan
Devadattan is an ordained monk of the sacred sound syllables in Sanskrit "Sound of God." He is a Tibetan Chantmaster initiated by His Holiness The Dali Lama's Guyoto Monk who won the Overtone Championships for 18 years in a row. Devadattan has appeared on several recordings as guest chanter. He uses cranial/sacral massage with the primordial sound of his chanting in his healing practice in Northern California.
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| 14. | | Ed Yarnelle
Dr. Ed Yarnelle is a music educator, performer and composer. Dr. Yarnelle performs and writes compositions for both organ and piano. He is on the faculty at Crafton Hills College, and he is the Director of the Crafton Community Orchestra. Dr. Yarnelle also serves as Director of Muisc at Hemet United Methodist Church.
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| 15. | | Gina Citoli
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| 16. | | Ian Dogole
Ian plays the gamut of percussion instruments and fuses the Jazz and World Beat genres together for his own blend of Global Fusion. He has unique renditions of some Jazz Standards you won't want to miss. | |
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| 17. | | Jeff Jones
Saxophonist Jeff Jones' music reflects a global perspective. From conducting residencies in schools as a member of the Arizona Commission on the Arts, to performing and composing music for his bands Briza Brazil and Mosaic, Jeff is influenced by the music of the world - particularly Samba, Bossa Nova, Latin Jazz, and Reggae. | |
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| 18. | | Jimmy Pantel
Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Jimmy started playing piano when he was five and within a couple of years was taking classical piano training at a music conservatory. He started composing his own songs. In the early seventies, he added the Moog synthesizer to his growing collection of electric keyboards. Jimmy resides in Boca Raton, Florida, and continues to compose, perform, and record his own instrumental songs that range in genre from Classical to New Age and Smooth Jazz | |
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| 19. | | Joanne Rand
Singer, Songwriter: Joanne Rand has roots in classical piano, gospel and the politico-folk-rock music of her youth, as well as indigenous songs and chants, Rand's career has included performances with Bonnie Raitt, Richie Havens, Janis Ian and members of the former Grateful Dead. | |
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| 20. | | Joseph & Nathan Segal
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