We'd like to showcase some of the talent we've had the pleasure to work with recently.
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Their debut disc, “Music for Dangerous Activities”, is a fast ride down the Mississippi River from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, spilling out too all corners of the globe, from Spain to Soweto to the California coast. Two cuts from their CD:
Chris Kendall's first CD is titled "What We Leave Behind".
Here are two cuts from this great collection of songs from one of Winona's finest writers. He is currently recording his second CD.
Sinai 48's debut CD is titled "After the Aftermath". This record features the original rhythm section from Buckingham Nicks.
Here's two cuts from that CD:
Vocals & accordian - unique and modern country grunge
An EP release, “Pixie and Me” by Simone Perrin, singer, actor, accordionista and star of Garrison Keillor's “Prairie Home Companion”. Here are two sample cuts:
Pat Costello has released his debut CD titled "Pat Costello and Friends - featuring Tom Hipps". Playing on the album are some of Winona's finest musicians, so please check this record out.
Here are two cuts:
Blues-influenced Norska-centric American singer-songwriter. Listen to a cut from Ruby´s first CD titled "Down the Road".
If you´d like to purchase a copy, click the link to e-mail her.
“Already Gone” is a preview from her new CD in progress.
Their style might be called "Nigerian Hip-Hop". It's World-Beat Hip-Hop party music that's both smart and fun. These guys were a blast to work with. Here are two preview cuts from their CD titled "da Takeover":
His long a-waited album, "The Best of Bob Heineman", is finished. If you've heard enough slick, over-produced "New Country", you'll find Bob's soulful, traditional approach a real treat.
Hear some sample cuts: