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The Juniper Meadows is a duo consisting of Brad Rose (The North Sea) and Chris Skillern. They play improvised, instrumental folk music (or 'freefolk') on various instruments, such as banjo, mandolin and melodica. The music has a calm, natural and pastoral atmosphere. .

MEADOWS END originates from Sweden and plays Symphonic/Melodic Death Metal. The band plays a unique and diverse style of their genre with an old school groove blended with a modern sound. Meadows End started out as a hobby project by childhood friends in 1998. This was in the wake of the Gothenburg era with bands such as At The Gates, In Flames and Embraced. Years of demos and periods of hibernation followed. It was not until 2009 when half the band members were exchanged that Meadows End decided it was business time. In 2010 the first full length album ODE...

The Meadows are Todd Herfindal and Kevin Houlihan. Introduced years ago in San Francisco by future ex-girlfriends, the two have been making music together ever since. Todd grew up representing the West Coast under the beautiful Northern California sun. Kevin took off from New Jersey after many happy and youthful years. Now living in Los Angeles, the duo churn out one hook-laded album after the next. Since their start in 2005 they have written, produced, recorded and mastered three releases to praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, Playback: Stl, Amplifier, and AllMusic…just to name-drop a few. Todd and Kevin...

Jason Meadows had two huge loves as a kid, and both still have as much pull on him today as they did back then growing up in Oklahoma. He spent his time working the land on the family ranches, riding rodeo, or making music, and the former "Nashville Star" contestant still loves the stage and the open range with equal fervor. The title of his last album, 100 PERCENT COWBOY is a perfect description of Jason: a straight-shooting, no-nonsense, what-you-see-is-what-you-get kind of guy who was raised up on hard work, fresh air, sunshine, and plenty of dust on his boots...

Marion Meadows Born in West Virginia, saxophonist Marion Meadows – whose ethnic mix is Native American, African American and Caucasian – he grew up in Stamford, Connecticut, where he began playing clarinet and studying classical music at eight years old. His passion for different types of music led him to appreciate numerous jazz musicians, including Stanley Turrentine, Sidney Bichet, Johnny Hodges, Duke Ellington and Coleman Hawkins, and he naturally gravitated to the soprano sax in his high school years. Fortunately for the smooth jazz fans who have embraced his sweet and funky soprano sound over the last decade, Meadows decided...