The Wee Heavies began singing together in 2013. Dedicated to music from and influenced by the Celtic tradition, the mostly a cappella band sings mainly their own arrangements in an eclectic mix that runs the gamut from the traditional to the modern.  The group, based in St. Louis, MO, has been steadily making a name for themselves over the past few years.  Whether singing at major festivals or at more intimate gatherings, their ability to connect with their audiences immediately and in a meaningful way is notable.  The rapport of the group brings humor to their shows, and their musical storytelling combined with the fine blend of their voices makes their singing memorable.
Contact us at theweeheavies@gmail.com

"Music is magic. It is without any doubt, one of the greatest ways of escaping into a mindset free from the everyday burdens of the ever changing and uncertain world we know."
  The Cosmo Key trance mission is to share music written with bold passion and a solid understanding that music has the power to bring the imagination to life. Presenting a harder overall style of EDM trance, you can expect to be taken on a journey every time. From rolling grit heavy basslines, strong sound effects and flowing melodies, to vibrant pads, orchestral/trance mixes including choral background vocals, horns, strings, piano, and an array of drums in order to bring a generous palette to the soundstage.
  A great deal of the Cosmo Key trance music style has been influenced by a range of different genres including EDM, electronica, metal, orchestral film score music, classic rock, and many others as well.

Neverhide is a band formed in 2007 by Alexandre Edenne (bass, vocals,programming), Youri Rebeko (rythm guitar, synth, vocals) Mathieu Scala ( Lead Guitar, back vocals )
and Samuel Chochon (Drums )
The style can be defined as psychedelic electro-rock.
EP #2 "Outer Daze" was released on I Tunes, Deezer and Spotify on the 23rd of June 2014.

Celtic Rock from the heart of Texas
“A band that knows how to rock, but hasn’t forgotten how to think.”
– Brian McNeill

Followers of Atlantic Wave