Kellianna is an accomplished musician and performer worldwide. Her CD's Lady Moon and I Walk with the Goddess, are being recognized around the globe as a must have for any lover of Goddess inspired folk music. Her live shows are a combination of acoustic guitar songs and chants to the God and Goddess. She is a certified teacher of SpiritSong, a powerful tool for freeing your voice, for accessing the authentic sound that is you, and for entering into Spirit. Kellianna was trained by Shawna Carol in facilitating this unique approach to spiritual growth. Kellianna facillitates chant circles at festivals and shops all over the states She is a collector of chants and takes great joy in sharing these chants in her circles. She is experienced in the art of ritual chant, and uses the song to move energy, to celebrate the ancient mysteries, and to strengthen intention.

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With over 150,000 Albums of their music sold Worldwide, Llewellyn & Juliana are highly respected new age and relaxation Artists currently signed to The New World Music Label.

Much of their work is related to healing therapies and they have worked closely with therapists to produce the hugely successful MIND,BODY & SOUL Series for New World Music. (Some of Their Mind Body & Soul Titles include: Shiatsu, Reiki, Aromwatherapy, Crystals, Pilates, Tantric Sexuality,Tai Chi 2 and Colour Healing).

The Reiki album was a finalist in the New Age Voice Best Healing / Meditation category for 1999 and Crystals reached Number One in The July 1999 US Mystic chart. Aromatherapy was runner up in the 2000 Visionary Awards for Best Healing Album.

As well as their Healing Music, they are also known for their unique uplifting and more mainstream work. As vocalists, they have been likened to Enya and Clannad and often guest on other well respected Artist Albums. (Medwyn Goodall's "Comet", "The Scroll", and the Terry Oldfield Album "Across the Universe") Their mystical album "Ghosts" reached number 9 in the US New Age Chart.

"Moonlore" reached number 5 in the US New Age Chart and "Celtic Legend" was voted third as the most favourite Album on the New World Music Label.

Pure Peace (produced with Kevin Kendle) was voted by New World Music as the top album of 2000.

If you would like to learn more about Llewellyn and Juliana's music please click here to visit their site.

Be sure to visit the Secret Waterfall section of the site for some insights into what Julianna and Llewellyn hold as beliefs.

Emerald Rose as a musical group came together sometime in 1996, with our first "official" performance on St. Patrick's Day 1997. We were friends first, working together on projects that varied from landscaping and stonemasonry to the study of ancient religions. At night, we'd play Magic:The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, or other such creative pastimes, and gradually we found a synergy in our musical interests. Though our styles and backgrounds were diverse, we all shared a love for our ancestors' Celtic traditions, and a desire to see this musical heritage grow, thrive and evolve.

We started with a few "Silly Wizard" tunes and a few originals, and after a number of "campfire gigs" we were encouraged to get ourselves out in front of an audience. It wasn't long until we realized this was what our hearts truly wanted to do, and the band took on a life of its own...guided by the Muses of Inspiration!

Our first CD was produced in 1998 in two whirlwind studio weekends. This CD, "Emerald Rose", was very well-received by a growing and supportive community. CD sales (plus some serious gigging at pubs, festivals and small venues) allowed us to fund our second CD "Bending Tradition" in 2000. We expect this CD, along with our MP3.com efforts, to be a "springboard" to a much larger national and international audience for our music. We've found that we love performing nearly as much as creating the music, and we especially love the energy of an enthusiastic audience!

Emerald Rose is many things, a blend of musical style that's evolving in ways even we can't always anticipate. From Celtic tradition, to modern ballad, to folk, pop, rock & roll and even zany chicken songs...who know's what's coming next? We all just hope it continues to be as entertaining to you as it is to us!

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Pagan Celtic music in Australia? Sure, and it works on all levels. Great narration by Vince Brophy, who spins the yarn about early Irish folk mingling with druids and demons. The famous "Cattle Raid of Cooley" is given a rousing flute and accordion duel/duet with bracing bohdran and bass. "Warrior Woman" may just be the first folk-rock feminist pagan anthem penned in Down Under. Good musicianship and attitude throughout on this journey across the Ulster Cycles. Horslips got there first, but Spiral Dance is nipping at their heels. TJM Visit their website by clicking here.

Evocative and mystical, Elvendrums songs unlock the magic of the faerie realm. This music fits no genre, but creates one of its' own, blending soaring Celtic harmonies with the exhilarating rhythms of Africa and the Middle East. With thoughtful lyrics and original melodies, Elvendrums takes you to a place where elves, fairies and dragons are real.

Elevendrums Website click here.

Over the past few years, Wendy Rule has become one of Melbourne’s most respected and sought-after artists, her emotionally rich, enticingly cinematic songs and extraordinary voice drawing more and more people into her musical world. It’s a world unlike any other – often dark, always adventurous, filled with memorable melodies, gentle textures, and dramatic power.

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The Wyrd Sisters

We are a trio of pagan/feminist singer/songwriters. We are noted for our lyrics and harmonies though we weave intricate instrumentation around the voices. Our topics are spiritual and intensely personal. We have songs like 'The Solstice Carole'(self-explanatory),'Inside the Dreaming'(about seeing the truth outside of accepted reality)and 'Warrior' (embracing one's own power) between 3 recordings. What has been unusual for us is how we have been so well recieved by mainstream public. It's downright encouraging.

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Gaia Consort

Gaia Consort sounds like a movie sound track for the gathering of the tribes. Imagine a thousand naked hippies dancing around bonfires in the woods to drums the size of Gallo’s fermentation tanks. Add to that some intelligent lyrics about evolution, sensuality, engaging the natural world, and then throw in a string trio. Imagine Ian Anderson dropping acid with Peter Gabriel and doing a mash-up between So and Thick as a Brick.

Christopher Bingham and Sue Tinney got themselves booked into Nudestock 97 and announced the new name, played some of the new stuff, and the crowd was on it’s feet . In 1999 and 2001 the Consort released Gaia Circles and Secret Voices to critical acclaim in all the major Pagan magazines and a fair number of “mainstream” music journals as well.

Their next CD, Evolve, was released in April 2004 and it continues Bingham’s musical and philosphical explorations within the framework of an expanding Gaian Culture. Friends and fans donated over $17,000 by “adopting” songs to help Gaia Consort record the disc. Evolve is as much a product of a supportive community as it an individual vision.

Backing Bingham and Tinney are some of the Pacific Northwest’s finest musicians. Gaia Consort’s current line up includes Larry Golding violin, Sunnie Reed viola, Dan Ochipinti drums, Matthew Burgess on hand percussion, Jay Kenney, keyboards, Roberta Downey and Betsy Tinney, cello, Dan Mohler, bass and Larry Murante and Amy Read on backing vocals.

Gaia Consort has never been about making it big in the music “industry.” Eschewing the usual venues of clubs and coffee houses, Gaia Consort has managed to quietly build an audience that fills rooms, playing house concerts and self-produced shows in halls around the Pacific Northwest. They’ve built enough of a following to have been invited to play a variety of festivals and events, including headlining the long running Heartland Pagan Festival (2000) in Kansas, and Canada’s Wic Can Fest (2002) outside Toronto. Their concert celebrating Evolve filled the 400 seat Meydenbauer Center.

Visit the Gaia Consort website.