James Mahu, writer, artist, composer and musician, is devoted to the scientific discovery of the human soul. In 1998 he launched the first transmedia site on the internet called WingMakers.com. This was not an experimental site, but rather a deep conversation on the nature of reality and human purpose. WingMakers.com, on the surface, was a collection of philosophical writings, poetry, art and music as integral elements of a powerful narrative. Underneath, was the larger conversation dealing with quantum worlds—realities unseen and undiscovered. James' music, art, and writings delve into these worlds with unabashed curiosity and its faithful partner: insight.  

Circe Link will entice, delight and treat you to a sound she says comes from her “cosmic radio station”. A native of Los Angeles, Circe was a self-taught fine artist before waking one morning from a dream with a song in her head. While never having written a song before she penned three songs that day and discovered a new artistic path. Originally calling her music Cowboy Jazz, Circe soon found there was so much more to her eclectic style. Circe’s records range in genre and sound from Bob Wills to Bowie, from Patti Page to Patti Smith – essentially from Abba to Zappa and everything in between. This broad diversity has yielded her a collection of songs that are at once charming and familiar, yet surprising and unique, often leaving melodies stuck in the listener’s head for days.

With 12 titles and over 90+ songs in her catalog, an Amoeba Records Homegrown Artist pick, the #1 spot in Jazz on Garageband.com for over two years, a Clear Channel ”Emerging Artists” pick, film and TV placements credits that include Starbucks, Hanes, Blades of Glory, School of Rock, Bittersweet, and The Hills Have Eyes among others, a successful tour in Japan, and singing back up for The Monkees, Circe Link has proven her strengths and success as one of L.A.’s most unique independent artists.

Rewriting the history of popular music - 
do dance round our maypole if you're so inclined

Ray Blevins / percussion
Lenny Brooks / bass
Frank Tapp / brass
Ralph Maloof / strings
Stephen Le Baigue / guitars / keyboards
Hari Ek / accordion / production
Chas Blevins / vocals
Crystal / vocals
Clive Laramie / vocals
Hero Watusi / vocals

All compositions © *Stephen Le Baigue 
*unless a feeble cover version of someone other

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