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Laura Love with Lindsay Mac

The media and even her own record label have struggled to define this inimitable musicians colorful style, which embraces bits of the blues, bluegrass, jazz, folk, gospel, reggae, and country. However, Laura Love has sometimes called her music Folk-Funk, Afro-Celtic, or Hip-Alachian.

Regardless of how she is described, Laura has an indisputable and uncanny knack for enthralling audiences from all walks of life, from octogenarians who line up to hear straight-ahead bluegrass to the pierced-and-tattooed circle to middle-aged parents.

Official Website: www.lauralove.net
Song Samples: www.myspace.com/LauraLove1

Lindsay Mac is unique. Classically trained on cello, Mac is known for her distinctive style - plucking the strings and standing while performing. She holds the cello like a guitar, strapped around her small frame, and sings original songs in the folk/jazz tradition. In her pioneering ways she succeeds in creating a sound that is groundbreaking and compelling.

Within her short time on the acoustic music scene, Mac has already garnered diverse and impressive support. Lindsay Mac has opened for KD Lang, Catie Curtis, Vance Gilbert and the group Girlyman. Mac has also backed up bass legend Charlie Haden and saxophonist Michael Brecker in New Yorks Carnegie Hall and Small Revolution is receiving airplay on independent radio stations nationwide.

Official Website: www.LindsayMac.com

Song Samples: www.MySpace.com/LindsayMacMusic