Ohmystudios is Rich Cramp (www.soundcloud.com/laetolisteps), his wife Erika, a MacBook, Logic Pro, an SE USB 2200a microphone, keyboard, guitars and harmonicas. He also organises a bi-weekly open mic night in Bangkok, Thailand (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS5DLPiQB28).

Re-covering human being, sometimes folk and blues musician. 

First, not overly produced, take generally the best take for an ever-emerging archive of audio hieroglyphs that constitute my day-to-day thoughts, feelings, moods, and testaments to the love of life while troubled in mind and rambling in foot.

Mystie Chamberlin was born on the bayou and named after a jazz standard. Wishing to escape her provincial upbringing, Mystie, an avid music aficionado, chased her creative whims eastward following a band of rogue punk rockers who led her to a like-minded group of bohemians in New York City’s East Village. There, Mystie taught herself guitar and songwriting, planting her roots deeply in the punk rock do-it-yourself work ethic that had led her there, in order to reflect and explore these moments, relationships, and ultimately herself. While working towards writing 100 songs, Just Another Folk Singer weaves folk, pop, and country music into a musical braid resembling something in the manner of storied Rapunzel and a punkette Crystal Gayle.

Simon’s un-conventional song structures delicately prod at his ability to spectate life. His contrast of Upbeat, mellow and darker songs show a full variety of emotions. His Raw, intimate lyrics draw the listener into a fresh and original accoustic experience. With a distinctive and soulful voice Simon delivers melodic ballads and songs that are uniquely composed and yet universal in their message and emotional impact on the listener. His strengths and weaknesses are explored and divulged in rhythmic tandum with his curiosity.

Darren Power Singer/Songwriter (27) from Waterford Ireland. 
Vocals/Guitar/Bass/Drums

River Whyless are a neo-traditional folk quartet from Asheville, North Carolina who bring a dose of folk-rock and an artful approach to their songwriting and arrangements. The lineup consists of Ryan O'Keefe (vocals/guitar), Halli Anderson (vocals/ violin), Daniel Shearin (bass/harmonium/vocals), and Alex McWalter (drums), with O'Keefe, Shearin and Anderson taking turns on lead vocals. 

Their new album, Monoflora, comes out April 8.

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