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 Dedicated to Female Singer Songwriters Over 300 Artists, search the Alphabetical Listing New: Extensive Import Catalog |
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Dedicated to Female Singer Songwriters Over 300 Artists, search the Alphabetical Listing New: Extensive Import Catalog |
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Artists Spotlight
- Celtic
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 Kate Price The Isle Of Dreaming |
A review in Options Magazine desribes her as "a fine, seductive contralto, with excellent elocution and a definite way with a ballad''. Her repertoire consists of original compositions as well as diverse ethnic music from Europe and the British Isles. Her original compositions are influenced by both the Slavic snd Celtic musical and literary traditions. Reviewers have described her as one part gypsy and one part fairy. |  Mary Jane Lamond Òrain Ghàidhlig Nighean Dubh, Nighean Donn  |
Lamond became a commercial success with the help of Ashley MacIsaac's debut album, Hi, How Are You Today?, and the song Sleepy Maggie, which features Lamond singing hypnotic and haunting lyrics. The song became a hit and resulted in Lamond touring with MacIsaac and The Kitchen Devils, along with Melissa Etheridge, The Chieftains and the Crash Test Dummies. |
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 Maireid Sullavan Dancer Feeling Wings |
"One of the aspects that comes across clearly when listening to the entire collection of her music (on Dancer ) is how talented and original Mairéid is as a songwriter. Enchanting and fascinating songs....How thrilled I was to hear them so perfectly sung here. I play this CD softly as I'm falling into sleep...then I know myself to be loved eternally." - Maureen Williams, Keltic Fringe, Pennsylvania |  Lydia McCauley Entrances Entrances |
Lydia McCauley’s music is described as beautiful, mystical, intriguing, crystal, passionate. Her songwriting is shaped by Celtic, Medieval, and Appalachian music—and her own pilgrimages around the world. This combination portrays a beautiful journey through the past and into the present as Lydia’s passionate and clear vocals take her listener to an inward landscape, where the simple truths of her lyrics illumine the soul. |
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 Susan Mckeown Bones Snakes/Mná na hÉireann |
"Chanting House used to be an Irish band. Now they're something more: a hybrid of Irish music heritage with its combination of longing and bravado and a streetwise New York mix of noise and swagger." - Dirty Linen "McKeown comes on like a force of nature: she's a deep, spirit-hungry songwriter with a wealth of her own very strong spells.." - Rhythm Music Magazine |
 Laura Powers Legends Of The Goddess Winter Of Dreams |
Laura Powers spent much of her youth living in various parts of the world. She studied abroad and began singing professionally in college. She went on to land a recording deal with Carrere Records in Paris, France where she had several successful singles and appeared internationally on radio and television, including Radio Luxemburg. In addition to her background as a live performer, Powers' craftsmanship as a songwriter has made a name for herself in the music and film industries. Her songs have been covered by numerous recording artists, and is reaching an international audience with her songs recorded in French and Spanish. |
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