Peace On Saturn by Erik 'Eski' Scott

Bassist Erik “Eski” Scott has played with alt-rockers Sonia Dada and shock rocker Alice Cooper. But don’t let that scare you away from his album, Other Planets, a beautiful instrumental recording with sensuous electric bass leads that shows what a bass can sound like when a great melodicist leads the way….haunting moods and heartbreaking melodies.” John Diliberto, Producer, Echoes.org.

Peace On Saturn by Erik 'Eski' Scott

Bumblebee by Rachel Brown

23-year-old Rachel Brown is a singer, songwriter and musician born and raised in New York City. Brown’s music fuses pop, country, Caribbean, Hawaiian and world sounds into a captivating groove.

Bumblebee by Rachel Brown

Washerwoman's Lament by Phyllis Sinclair

In every way, Phyllis Sinclair is a lady of conviction. Phyllis Sinclair creates songs of dignity and change. Ethnically of the Canadian Cree tribe, or “Swampy Cree” as she jovially qualifies, and raised in deep poverty by a single mother in Winnipeg, her musical blend of folk, pop, and country seeks to encourage those who struggle with life and often places her in league with fellow messengers like Joan Baez, Judy Collins and Stan Rogers.

Washerwoman's Lament by Phyllis Sinclair

Not Forever By Ronny Fiksdahl

Made by Ronny Fiksdahl (spiderpussy) in 2007

First of many recordings, working on mixing new and old material

Not forever

Island of the Cows by Dig Devil, Dig

This is a song about the story of Noah’s ark, told from the point of view of a herd of cows that got left behind.

Island of the Cows by Dig Devil, Dig

Ain't No Mountain by The Movement Fam

Brian Eno once said “It’s not the destination that matters. It’s the change of scene.” Toronto transplants The Movement Fam never had to hear the message; they live it every day. The Melbourne natives sold practically everything they owned last year and moved themselves to Toronto in search of the dream of sharing their “Soul Hop” music with the world.

Ain't No Mountain by The Movement Fam

You'll Never Win by Arrest My Sister

Arrest My Sister takes live music to new frontiers with its bold and eclectic mix of music styles. Based in Los Angeles, CA, the band revives classic sound and spins it with a modern twist, blending a melting pot of legendary influences from fifty years of rock and roll with today’s flavor and the beat of the “kick.”

You'll Never Win by Arrest My Sister

Someday We'll All Be Ghosts by Jonah Knight

Jonah Knight plays Paranormal Modern Folk; songs about ghosts & monsters, superheroes & space travel, clones & pirates. Imagine They Might Be Giants telling you about an argument between Johnny Cash, Nick Cave, and The Mountain Goats.

Someday We'll All Be Ghosts by Jonah Knight

Just A Little Bit by Kids of 88

Introducing slutty new wave/electro duo Kids Of 88, who are Sam McCarthy and Jordan Arts. They describe their music as “a cross between a late 80s police drama intro theme and a sophisticated super hussy”. With sleazy basslines and mind-numbingly catchy hooks, Kids Of 88 are all about poking tongues and making sweaty suggestive inuendos.

Just A Little Bit by Kids of 88

Girls Night Out by Susan Cattaneo

Passion, drive, and great writing – these adjectives define the music and life of Susan Cattaneo. Growing up on a farm in New Jersey but spending her summers on an Arizona ranch, moved easily between the energy and electricity of the East Coast and the wide open spaces and campfire stories of the West.

Girls Night Out by Susan Cattaneo

Damn That River by The Evidence

Canadian power trio The Evidence has shown an eerie dedication to their craft since banding together in late 2000. Graduates of the local punk rock scene, the band has grown into a sound that blends the rocky pop sensibility of alt-punk bands such as AFI, Bad Religion and the Foo Fighters with the prog-rock detail and grandeur of groups like Rush and Queen.

Damn That River by The Evidence

Parking Lot by AliandIan

Singer/songwriter Ali Meirowitz and multi-instrumentalist Ian Conway make dreamy lo-fi rock full of haunting, beautiful melodies and stark, subtle arrangements which put the focus on the engaging vocals..

Parking Lot by AliandIan

Hiding From the Gallows By The Art Of Deceit

A Band of 15yr olds doing their own thing. All original music

Hiding From The Gallows by The Art of Deceit

Sweetest Girl by Vices I Admire

This song is the third track on our sophomore release: “The Politics of Apathy”, hope you guys like it! If you would like to hear more, feel free to visit www.vicesiadmire.com/freemusic to download our entire discography for free!

Sweetest Girl by Vices I Admire

Claws of the Angel by Noah Cohn

A favorite of mine from 2006, enjoy!

Claws of the Angel by Noah Cohn

Summer Jam by The Driftwood Sailors

Summer Jam is a bounce your head, feel good song that oozes with summer. Download this track and more for free at www.thedriftwoodsailors.com

Summer Jam by The Driftwood Sailors

Further by Young Dread

Further by Recording Artist Young Dread

Enclosure

Seeping Through the Boundaries by Jeff Sampson

Solo voice, looped live - from the Sampson-Carroll album, “Ease”.

Seeping Through the Boundaries by Jeff Sampson

Whistle While You Work by Dang Communis

please see and listen to more of me at the following link:  www.soundcloud.com/dangcommunist

or search the Itunes Store for “Chris Leidy”

Thanks!

Whistle While You Work by Dang Communis

It's A Love In, Baby! by Miss Kristin

Love and fun are in the air with It’s A Love In, Baby! The latest single from Miss Kristin and her collection WHOLE IN MY SOUL from Big Fuss Records.

It's A Love In, Baby! by Miss Kristin