The Adagio Trio (harp, flute and cello) creates meditation music CDs for religious, folk, and classical music lovers. Download free mp3 sound clips or listen to real audio clips of this relaxing, meditative music
http://www.adagiotrio.com

Angel Recording Studio is run "by musicians for musicians" so at Angel really understanding your project and how you want it to be the best it can be is the norm. We use 24 bit digital recording with warm analog mastering to give a full professional sound not common with digital recording. Also Angel is your one stop shop for making your final mix sound ALIVE and STAND OUT with our superb mastering services. Call for details: (856) 740-9827 or E-mail @ Angel_recording@yahoo.com

Let us show you why Angel should be your

choice.
http://ANGELRECORDINGSTUDIO.NET

Ash Has been performing solo for six years, but she performs with other musicians here and there. Ash sings from the heart everytime. Her insightful activist blood driven songs captivates audiences.

A renovated 1920s appliance store is home to Barley's Taproom in Asheville, North Carolina. This is the original Barley's that opened in 1994. Located at 42 Biltmore Avenue, the 8,000 square foot space is in the heart of the arts and entertainment district. The main floor houses the restaurant and stage.


http://www.barleystaproom.com/asheville/index.php

Brian Ashley Jones is a versatile americana singer and songwriter with a variety of influences... rock, blues, country, and bluegrass. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, B.A.J. averages 225 live shows a year as a solo artist, member of Donna Hopkins Band, and sideman for others.(guitar, bass, and mandolin)

2005 finds B.A.J. hard at work writing and recording songs as well as producing demos for other singer/songwriters in Nashville, TN. and Atlanta, GA.




http://www.brianashleyjones.com

The Brian McGee Band plays traditional and contemporary roots music influenced by, the tunes and stories that have come out of the soil of North Carolina, and by the urban beat of rock and roll. Brian McGee writes songs that have been dusted by the weird old american songbag. With the help of David Hughes(slide guitar & banjo), Darin Gentry(fiddle) and Mary Dellea(bass) the band has taken Brian's originals to a place somewhat familiar, but new and up to date. The band also plays fiddle tunes of NC & WV, piedmont blues, gospel, ballads, and waltzes.
http://brianmcgee

Donna performs with Celtic harp, pedal harp or hammered dulcimer as a soloist. David Stevenson on classical guitar and Donna Germano on hammered dulcimer comprise the duo of Classic Touch. Together they provide music for a variety of occasions. Classic Touch frequently performs for corporate events, weddings, and special events such as the Christmas season at Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina.
http://www.classictouchmusic.com/

"Images of Peace" from Celtic artist Cynthia Matyi with messages of peace, ecology, creativity, renewal, music.

Available in prints, cards, shirts and other products.

The artist is available for workshops, lectures, retreats and exhibits.
http://matyiart.com

Dave Desmelik has established himself as an accomplished and rising singer/songwriter whose music might best be described as Americana. Drawing upon influences from country to bluegrass to blues to rock n'roll, Desmelik writes and performs a unique blend of songs.


http://www.davedesmelik.com

Celtic Music That Rocks! Emerald Rose plays an eclectic blend of traditional and original Celtic-inspired music, mixing pennywhistle and vocals with power chord guitar, mandola, Irish bodhran, electric bass, and world percussion.
http://emeraldrose.com

Singer Songwriters "Engfer Brown"

The new folk rock acoustic duo.

Taking the Mendocino coast by storm,

"Engfer Brown" has added sweet harmonies

to their original contemporary music.

Their music speaks to the heart and

nourishes the soul while addressing

social issues. Their sound encompasses

country, alternative, folk, and rock

while maintaining their own distinctive

quality.

Available for booking at

info@engferbrown.com

FootLoose is a high-energy, acoustic band, performing for New England-style contra dances and concerts. Based in the Southeast US, FootLoose has played at numerous dance festivals and week-long dance camps throughout the U.S.

Band members include Rex McGee on fiddle and banjo, David DiGiuseppe on accordion and mandolin, Dean Herington on clarinet and soprano sax, Pete Campbell on piano and bass, and Jim Roberts on percussion.
http://www.FootLooseBand.com

Hannah Flanagan's Irish Pub opened its doors in 1993. The pub became Hendersonville, North Carolina's favorite place for live entertainment, great food & spirits, and social gatherings. Matt and Drew Johnes bought Hannah's in August 2000. They Expanded the Menu & Beer selections, plus they are open daily from 11am till 2am. Now with over 100 different domestic and imported beers, 16 beers on tap, all the ABC permits, Fabulous Traditional Irish and Classic American dishes, and weekly Live Entertainment. Hannah's has truely become a staple in Hendersonville, NC amongst the local patrons as well as visitors from outstate. All across the Western North Carolina you will find that everyone has either heard about Hannah Flanagan's or experienced it.
http://www.hannahflanagans.net/index.html

Celtic and traditional musicians featuring Guitars, Mandolin, Xylophone, Didgeridoo, and Drums. Available for concerts, including schools, halls, festivals, weddings. Several CDs available. We can also produce your cd and offer website design sevices at affordable rates.
http://howl-o.com

Welcome to Jack of the Wood, a cozy, Celtic style pub located in downtown Asheville, North Carolina. Handcrafted English style ales are brewed at our nearby brewing facility and served fresh daily. On a typical evening at Jack's you will find many of the patrons gathered around the black walnut bar or at long tavern tables, engaged in conversation through which the taboo subjects of art, religion and politics are heavily woven. Others play darts or scan the papers while sipping pints of ale or munching on a plate of fish and chips.

When the local musicians are fiddling away on Irish reels or picking some olde time mountain music in the corner with the wooden shutters closed against the night, you can blink your eyes and imagine yourself in the Celtic Isles or Colonial America. The small but varied menu will keep your hunger pangs at bay with its simple traditional favorites and daily special. A wonderful bunch of locals consider Jack their local pub, but are not opposed to sharing. Oh, by the way, we have a very nice selection of single malts. So drop by and say "hi", and remember, bring plenty of conversation
http://www.jackofthewood.com/

Judi Neal is both a solo artist and also a vocalist and guitar player in the band Acoustic Rainbow. She is a singer-songwriter and has been influenced by folk music, new-age music, spiritual music, jazz, and many other genres.
http://www.judineal.com

I offer Events, Lessons, Recordings, and Reiki combined with Celtic harp and or voice. Relaxation and/or visualization classes for groups with or without harp and or Reiki. Corporate, nursing home, hospital, hospice, private visits.
http://www.mannyngharp.com/harptherapy.html

Soulfull and soul filled, Marita's music is an eclectic array of originality, with nods to Celtic, blues, jazz, folk and just about any other genre that strikes her fancy. This musical menagerie of styles and influences suits her well, both in her stage presence and in performance. She has showcased at Carnegie Hall, performed for two presidential inaugurals and has been featured in People Magazine. She has two CDs to date: Gypsymoon and soon to be released, Celtic Rose. If you are a big fan of Eva Cassidy, you'll love Marita.
http://www.maritabrake.com

Michael Thomas Cash showed up in the Washington DC metro area in 1984 and began making the rounds of the open mics playing covers. He quickly became popular and after hanging out at Gallagher’s Pub and becoming inspired by the likes of Mary Chapin Carpenter and John Jennings, he honed his vocal and guitar playing skills until he developed the chops to get hired around town for solo, duo, and trio gigs. Slowly he began to write and perform his own songs. After a family tragedy he hooked up with Ricky Wilkins, co-owner of The Hungry Dog Café. Michael again had a venue to hang out at and hone his skills. Soon, Ricky and others encouraged him to make a CD resulting in the debut “Dancing My Name”.
http://www.bluelizardmusic.com

“Smart Music for Idiots”

This quote about Nathan Asher and the Infantry, from Michigan’s Clarkstown News, captures a defining quality of the band’s music. Nathan Asher & the Infantry have something new and challenging to say, and they say it in a way

that makes people want to listen. The Infantry’s sound combines a distinct, modernized version of Dylan and Springsteen’s earliest full band work with anthemic rock-n-roll, reminiscent of U2, early REM, and The Clash. Asher’s lyrics punch through the music, bridging the gap between the lyrical dexterityof hip-hop and the melodic and emotional subtlety of traditional songwriting.

The six young men from Raleigh, NC have created a new sound that is both folk-influenced and ultra-modern. The songs are driven by interwoven organ, piano, guitar and harmonica lines. A fiercely ragged but controlled stage show has emerged from these six long time friends and studio-quality musicians who repeatedly push the envelope to create meaningful music that is greater thanthe sum of its parts. The rhythm section is pounded forward by two brothers who have performed together their entire lives. Asher, an award winning poet, songwriter, and playwright, has a distinct and powerful gift for storytelling. The

Infantry proves a band can hold crowds that are equal parts Indie rock college kids and classic rock fans captive for two and a half hour marathon sets without resorting to cover songs or stage gimmicks.


http://www.nathanasher.com