Bailey’s radio success as an independent artist has been sensational to say the very least. Her sophomore released album on BEG Records has already gone on to claim her two top 10 hits, “Boys in Boots” & “Space”! Her newest release “Catch Me Falling” already looks like another chart topper as it continues to climb the charts. She started off with a bang when she won $10,000.00 dollars in the American Idol Internet contest where her fans voted for her during the online contest. She won Music Row's Break-Out Country Artist of the Year at Country Radio Seminar 2007 in Nashville, TN. Bailey has quickly become Music Row’s newest darling in country music with her heartfelt vocals and her crafty written lyrics. She proved her popularity with radio listener’s in 2006 & early 2007 by pulling in 28,000 radio spins in just 12 short months at 105 monitored radio stations on Music Row in Nashville. The fans and listeners support at radio are all part of her grassroots success to date and her singles just keep climbing the charts. All of this success is creating a groundswell in country music and most people are starting to sit up and take notice of this petite, green-eyed, blonde-haired sweetheart of country music. - (Read more)

Brendan McCloud’s debut CD, On the Edge of Time (Ancient Futures). The songs tend to be an amalgamation of Celtic overtones, soft rock and some sort of ethereal, digital experience... The CD starts off in an Arthurian way with "Lady of the Lake" -- I'm sure that those of you familiar with Avalon will enjoy it as much as I do. "Song for Leonardo" is a little slower in tempo, but every bit as good. "Blues for Meriwether Lewis" is almost ballad-like. For some reason I can picture Phil Collins singing "Love Overdrive." I can't put my finger on exactly why this is, but the resemblance is almost uncanny! My favorite song is "White Heat." There is a little hook in the background that just kind of grabs you. I also like the guitar playing. I wish I had McCloud's talent" - Wil Owen, Rambles.net - A Cultural Arts Magazine - (Read more)

Mark Phillips & IIIrd Generation Bluegrass Band is a talented group of award-winning musicians who perform hard-driving traditional bluegrass and bluegrass-gospel music. Young and energetic, the band consistently entertains audiences all over the United States and Canada. Based out of Norman, Oklahoma, the band was originally formed in 1995 by Mark Phillips and his father, Wayne Phillips, and the band's sound has evolved into a crowd-pleasing blend of traditional and original bluegrass music. - (Read more)

Carefully blending elements of traditional country, 50's style rockabilly, folk & roots rock with a "jam-band rockin' edge," this group has devised a style that appeals to folks of all ages.

Portland, OR's Mighty Ghosts of Heaven approach old-time music with knowledge and reverence, but still recognize the modern filter through which they experience it. Inspired by the experimental, original, and inventive musicians of the early recording era, the Ghosts add their own unique sound to the songster tradition. The material chosen, and occasionally written, by the Ghosts is broad and rich, with the songs easily moving from jug band blues to child ballads, from stomping dance tunes to delicate dirges. Stark and close vocal harmonies are the driving force of the Ghosts music while a diverse combination of instruments, including ukuleles, mountain dulcimer, fiddle, tenor banjo, guitar, standup bass and a myriad of percussion are used in arrangements that emphasize texture and tone. Kati Claborn and Gus Smith started singing together in the bayside town of Bellingham, WA. In 2000, they began performing with dulcimer and baritone uke, and were soon joined by Aaron Shear, establishing the ukulele as the backbone of what became Mighty Ghosts of Heaven. Shortly before relocating to Portland, OR in 2005, Linnea Spitzer added her uncommon and adventurous fiddling to the Ghosts' sound. Most recently, they have been joined by Andy Sheie on percussion and Lucas Jones on bass. - (Read more)