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Arthur Hinds
A performance by Arthur Hinds is an unforgettable experience, full of music, laughter, love, and magic. Blending stories from Celtic myth and legend with songs drawn not only from Celtic and American folk traditions but from his own inspiration, Arthur takes his listeners along on a spell-binding journey to other times and places and also into the universal human spirit. Arthur’s storytelling has enthralled audiences of all ages, and he is an acclaimed singer-songwriter with a large following thanks to his years as a member of Georgia-based Celtic-American Folk Rock band Emerald Rose.
Brian Henke
Brian Henke composes and performs his music like a painter putting images on canvas, drawing his inspiration from the world around him. An avid hiker, he often brings his guitar along to create a spontaneous response to his outdoor settings. Mother Earth (Terra) as artist has given an immense living gallery from the humbling spectacle of her natural wonders to the simple, beauty of a treetop against a blue sky. Her majestic legacy and the magical feeling of awe and peace inspire the compositions of this award winning virtuosic fingerstyle guitarist.
Brocc
Here is folk rock with heart and soul, spirit and imagination. Pipes and hurdy-gurdy, mandola, harp, recorders and bowed psaltery, exotic drums and six voices in harmony take you on a magical journey through the mythic landscape of the Islands of Britain.
Cathy McManamon
Celia Farran
Celia is a cross between an Earthy Enya, Joan Baez, &…. Tina Fey. Celia artfully reaches deep into the soul of the listener with her angelic voice and musical creations. “What Celia Offers is a Gift to the World”, Brooke Medicine Eagle, Author of “The Last Ghost Dance. “Celia’s Music Calls Women to their Glory & Men to Their Hearts”. Marianne Williamson, Author of “Return to Love”
Damh the Bard
Damh the Bard – is a modern-day Bard whose spirituality and love of folk tradition is expressed through his music, storytelling and poetry. Drawing on the Bardic tradition, his performances are both entertaining and educational, speaking directly to the heart, and never without a good splash of humour.
Along with his musical concerts, Damh has also given talks, run workshops and participated in panel discussions at conferences and camps in the UK, Europe, Australia, Canada and the USA, with his favourite topics including Druidry, Awen and the creative quest, magick, treelore, the Mabinogion, and Arthurian lore.
Emerald Rose
Brian Sullivan, Arthur Hinds, Larry Morris and Clyde Gilbert formed Emerald Rose in late 1996. The band performed their first live professional gig on St. Patrick’s Day, 1997. Inspired by the energy the four created together on stage and in the studio, Emerald Rose released their first self-titled CD in 1998. Since then, Emerald Rose have released seven more independently produced CDs: “Bending Tradition” (2000), “Fire in the Head” (2002), “Celtic Crescent” (2003), “Songs for the Night Sky” (2004), “Archives of Ages to Come” (2005), “Con Suite” (2007), and “That Night In The Garden” (2009).
Faun
Faun is a German band that was formed in 1998 and plays pagan folk, darkwave, and medieval music. The originality of their music style is that it falls back to “old” instruments, and the singing is always the center of attention. The vocals are performed in a variety of languages, including German, English, Latin, Greek, and Scandinavian languages. Their instruments include Celtic harp, Swedish nyckelharpa, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, cittern, flutes, and many others.
Fomorian Horror
Ginger Ackley
Ginger Ackley, a Texas native now happily transplanted to Ohio, has taken her life-long passion for music, combined it with a love of history and tradition, and melded them into a delightful style of Celtic Folk. Performing both traditional and original songs, she sings while accompanying herself on one of her six autoharps, or joyfully jams with other artists on her pennywhistles. She has been described as songwriter in the old style, and audiences often can’t tell the origin of a given tune. Her CDs cover a spectrum from original to traditional, mystical to educational. Be prepared to laugh, cry and clap along during one of her performances!
Hekate’s Torch
Once upon a time, in the middle of the torrid Amazonian jungle, lived a red-haired witch who started singing at the age of 5. Having lived as a Mermaid in a past life, her most precious gift was her voice. She loved her land and her people but many times she had visions of herself living in a snowy land, surrounded by mountains and in the companion of her true love.
Her voice brought her prestige and prizes, and her other talents, song writing and acting, completed the package. But she still dreamed of snow and a true, magickal love.
On a beautiful full moon night, her Mother Hekate, the Queen of Witches, told her to go to Canada. Meanwhile, in the land of the freezing tundra, lived a wizard, poet and musician, who had lived as a Dragon in a past life. His prolific career as a poet and otherworldly experiences as a craft practitioner, were completed by his skills as a guitarist. But he, as our Amazonian girl, also dreamed of finding his true, eternal love. Arriving in Canada, our witch-mermaid creates a public event to celebrate her Goddess, and guess who showed up? Yes! Our wizard-dragon!
United by the Goddess, Hekate’s Torch features Robert Johnson, Vocals, Song writing and Guitar;
Femi Heqet aka Mohana, Vocals, Melody and Song writing; Tadeu Vieira – Multi-instrumentalist; Guilherme Lonskis – Guitar; And Ebony Heqet-Johnson, The Meowstro. May Her Torch Be With You!
Kelliana
Kellianna is an American Neo-Celtic artist internationally renowned for her powerful and oftentimes explosive performance of song and chant inspired by myth, magic, sacred places and ancient times. With guitar and vocals she brings to life the stories and sagas of the Gods and Goddesses. With frame drum and chant she honors the Earth and the Ancestors via primal drumming and stunning vocals.
Louis Garou
Lou Garou is an Appalachian Land Steward and musician. He has a relationship with what he calls the “Little People.” In his own words:
“When I bought the farm, I made a promise to the Little People,” he said. “There would be no trees cut in this area. No hunting. No domestic animals. I have kept that promise for almost forty years now. Moreover, the only thing I do there is to sit and watch nature, write, play my guitar, and yes, dream.”
He has indeed kept that promise. Music is his passion and his first love. He has been in witchcraft since he was 16 years old, and his music shows a depth of personal understanding of his relationship with every aspect of his life.
His music is heartfelt yet simple. It weaves his magic around you, and you see where his inspiration comes from and how he lives in harmony with all around him.
Two of Garou’s newest songs, “Magick All Around Us,” and “Rise Up Lilith,” are great examples of Lou’s integration of faith, practice, and music.
He is unique and a great addition to the artists of the IPMA.
Mama Gina
Fearless bard and folk artist
Award winning singer/songwriter & wanderlust … fearless story-telling … bluesy vocals … humor … straight-ahead, rhythmic, 12 string acoustic guitar … djembe … frame drums … all weft and warp of the soul of this bard
Meren King
Meren King is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist out of Ocala, Florida. Her originals and covers share what is most dear to her heart – her family, her faith and her passions. From folk to blues to rock and roll, the songs she sings and the stories she tells will take you on a journey of the mind and heart.
Sencha Skene
I first began writing songs at the age of 11 in 1971. In 1974 I got my first guitar and learned to play. My early influences were folk rockers like Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young and Dan Fogelberg. My rock influences were prog rock bands like Yes, Pink Floyd, and the Alan Parsons Project. My writing style is eclectic. You might hear a heavy metal song followed by a folksy ballad. I tend to write about my own personal experiences on the Pagan path while trying to keep it general enough to be somewhat universal. I released my first album in 2016 and have been releasing about one a year ever since. If you’d like to join me on my musical journey, I welcome you with open arms!
Tuatha Dea
Tuatha Dea is an Old Irish phrase adopted from the Celtic mythology of the Tuatha de Danaan whose literary history originates in Ireland and Great Britain. The name “Tuatha Dea” literally translates into “Children of The Gods”. The band’s Celtic influence stems directly from this historical clan which lived and ruled for a period in ancient Ireland and who were later destined to become the stuff of legend and basis of Celtic mythology. Those who dwelt beneath the burrows. The Children of The Gods.
Conceived by Danny Mullikin (percussion, guitar and vocals), his wife Rebecca (lead vocals and hand drums) His son Brandon Mullikin (lead guitar), his daughter Tesea Dawson Mullikin (bass, keyboard and flute) the band’s evolution has organically grown to include Rebecca’s sister Katherine Holman (lead vocals, hand drum and keyboard). Katherine’s fiance Chris Bush (didgeridoo, native american flute, penny whistle, bagpipes and drums) Add in Jeremiah Waldo on bass and Brett Maney on drums and you have the family known as Tuatha Dea ! Feel the rhythm! Become the music! Experience the family that is Tuatha Dea!
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