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ANDY COPEMAN
He has his own solo project, "The Spelman Project", a series of 45-minute sonic and musical journeys which intermingle haunting, funky and beautiful songs and tunes with powerful and evocative processed found sounds and poetry. "..a mesmerising and intimate performance, allowing your imagination to go anywhere you desired..".
Click here to go to andy's website.
DOUGAL ADAMS AND ORMONDE WATERS
"From the opening reel, Pigtown, this recording continues to impress as a fine example of Irish traditional music"
Click here to go to dougal and ormonde's website.
LARA STEPHEN
Lara is a songwriter and guitarist with a stunning voice from Western Australia, now living in Sydney. I produced her "Deep Dead Blue" album in 2001. Her second album "Up in the Air' is due for release in July 2006.
"Intensity is a description often used to describe music but Stephen's performance give it a new meaning all together. Melancholy with hope,
wisdom, without arrogance, the lyrics and melody combined, trace a narrative that reaches into the core".
For more about Lara click here
BERNARD CARNEY
From a recent review of Feathers and Tributes in Trad and Now magazine - "This is a fine collection of material from an accomplished songsmith at the top of his game and deserves to become a classic of Australian Folk".
For more about Bernard click here
DAVID ROSS MACDONALD
For more about David click here
RICHIE PAVLEDIS
Richie is a fine singer, songwriter guitarist and percussionist, who weaves together country, folk and blues with acoustic melodies that lift the spirit and ease the blues.
"A minstel in the truest meaning of the world delivering the message loud and clear"
For more about Richie click here
SAM BLIGHT
Sam is a great fingerstyle guitarist and composer (and another lowden player!) also from Fremantle. He released his 3rd album "The Footspa Dance" in 2006.
For more about Sam Blight click here
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Andy plays guitar, cittern, bodhran and didgeridoo in the Miles To Go band and is also the
singing voice of the band.
Dougal and Ormonde were the "wind section" of the Miles To Go band since its inception in 1999. In 2006, after nearly
seven years and two albums, they decided to pursue their own musical path following the release of their 2005 recording, "The Good Ear".
Bernard is a fine singer, songwriter, guitarist based in Western Australia and recognized throughout the country and
internationally as a great entertainer. We often do shows together and I have backed him at festivals across Australia, as well as producing his recent "Feathers and Tributes " and "West" albums. Bernard was named "Artist of the year"
at the 2003 Port Fairy Folk Festival and also won the festival's Lawson Patterson songwriting award.
David was the main studio engineer for the "Miles To Go" album and greatly assisted in its production, as well as playing
percussion. He now divides his time between Australia and Canada. As well as touring the world as drummer for the "Waifs", he is a fine songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist, who has written and released 2 albums, with a third on the way.