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<description>New Bands and Solo Artists from the IndieHeart Music Showcase with Bio and Page Links.  Visit the Artist Page from the headline link to hear the band's music, find out if they have any free downloads available, and get other news and information about the band. What a great way to find new music!</description>
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  <title>Peter Webster - Genre: Folk</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=464&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Peter Webster" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>My music is influenced by sixties pop and rock, seventies new-wave, British and American folk and new country. Amongst my favourite bands I would count the Beatles, the Who and the Jam, whilst my favourite folk singer is Nic Jones. Amongst more modern artists, I'd point to the Wailin' Jennys as a band that I really admire. I write my own material, sing and play guitar and harmonica. If there are two words that I would apply to my songs, they are "inventive" and "accessible". I have recently finished my new album, Footprint. I'd like to think that my music appeals to a wide range of ages and tastes. I have a band (drums, bass, electric guitar, backing vocalist etc.), but am also available in a variety of acoustic flavours (just me, my guitar and harmonica, or me plus two or three...<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>New Transit - Genre: Country</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=463&amp;mode=band_image" alt="New Transit" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>New Transit is a four-piece band based in Boise, Idaho. New Transit is Sean Hatton on vocals, guitar and bass, A. Nigel Gates also on vocals, guitar and bass, Louis McFarland on drums and Dave Manion on pedal steel. Their eclectic blend of old-style country songfare, modern Americana style and rock influences has catapulted New Transit onto the local music scene – and their high-energy live performances have earned the support of loyal fans, fellow musicians, producers, promoters and club owners alike.<br />
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New Transit's debut album, One, showcases New Transit's signature Northwest Rock style, which is a fusion of alternative country, rock and Americana.<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Ade Payne - Genre: Folk</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=460&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Ade Payne" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>Exceptional Acoustic Folk Rock from a slightly batty but altogether brilliant musician.<br />
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For Ade it all started at the age of 12 when listening to bands such as Neil Young, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Aerosmith, 10cc, Eagles, McCartney, Genesis, Rush, Led Zep and Skynrd to name just a few - Ade was inspired.<br />
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Ade was 15 when he finally got his first guitar. Having never been the most patient of people the idea of sitting through lesson after lesson learning tunes that didn’t speak to his soul didn’t appeal to say the very least. He wanted to be a guitarist now, immediately!<br />
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So, teaching himself three basic chords he started writing songs. Ade wanted to play the songs of his favourite bands, but every time he picked up his guitar to do just that, he found himself writing</br></br></br></br></br></br>...<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Meagin Donovan - Genre: Folk</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=455&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Meagin Donovan" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>My number one goal with my music is to inspire people," states Seattle-based singer/songwriter Meagin Donovan, who is fresh out of the studio with her self-released debut album, No Second Self. "While recording this album, everything came from within; I found inspiration in life experiences, relationships, day-to-day emotions, and, of course, other artists' music and stories. "I'm a self-taught musician and wrote all of the music and arrangements for the album," says Donovan.<br />
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Meticulously written and recorded, every note was given much attention; the evidence is in the details. With Meagin on keys and guitar, Wayne Porter on percussion and Jerry Brown on bass, No Second Self is tight and funky, with energetic rhythmic nuances that Meagin refers to as "freestyle rhythm guitar."</br></br>...<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Ramiro Fernandez - Genre: Folk</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=453&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Ramiro Fernandez" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>A Rogue Artist has been described of Ramiro Fernandez but if you look deep you will find a highly educated artist trained in numerous mediums and to include music.Ramiro's artistic abilities are self utilized to make a positive mark on our Mother Earth. As a trainer for www.AidtosArtisans.org Mexico channel "Barro Sin Plomo" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzEU7rH_14o  his music is continually sculpted and reformed by humanitarian efforts and commissioned art projects--his music is real,his emotion is raw,and the life as he lives influences it all. The current collection available on Itunes were originally slated as practice tapes for future studio work with noted Producer Troy Kidwell www.berklee.com but was decided to let them be heard as is.Film producer Micheal Pope (music video...<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Michael Edwards - Genre: Folk</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=448&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Michael Edwards" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>Michael Edwards is a songwriter from Denver, CO who fits somewhere in the mix of folk, rock, and electronic music. With influences ranging from The Notwist to Sufjan Stevens to Bruce Springsteen, Michael puts together compelling songs full of striking melodies and textures. <br />
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His most recent album, Genetic Engines, demonstrates the range and depth of his songwriting, all the more admirable as he recorded it himself, playing almost every instrument on the record.<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Jason Spooner - Genre: Country</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=443&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Jason Spooner" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>"I grew up in the Northeast in the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. I credit my childhood interest in music and in songwriting to my father's varied collection of 8 track tapes which was somewhat of a treasure trove for me. I would spend hours on end listening and absorbing while my younger sister and I played in the living room each afternoon after school. I consider the 70's to be somewhat of a renaissance period for songwriter music and my father's collection reflected that very interesting cross section of storytellers (Jim Croce, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot, Paul Simon, Lennon &amp; McCartney) and what is more commonly thought of as soul music but which featured some incredible writing (Bill Withers, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight, Marvin Gaye).<br />
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To this day I</br></br>...<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>UNQUIET NIGHTS - Genre: Rock</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=422&amp;mode=band_image" alt="UNQUIET NIGHTS" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>Unquiet Nights are a band with big ideas, big songs, and a big sound. With roots in Belfast and flavoured in London and Rome, the songs are ambitious and direct, whether you hear them live @ 10,000db or on record.  The music takes you back to a time when songwriting was king and Rock &amp; Roll meant something.<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Kenni DeNile - Genre: Rock</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=414&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Kenni DeNile" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>The first word I can ever remember saying was “music”.  I was about a year and a half old then and that’s the way it was for the next 20 plus years of my life.  Music was first and foremost on my mind.<br />
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Today, music is still HUGE in my life.  But life, as I knew it, has changed.  I now have a family that is my first priority with music a very close second.  I have always felt that there is something “big” in my future.  Something that not everyone gets to experience in their lifetime.  It’s hard to explain, but it’s just always been there for me.  I’m a dreamer. I believe in the impossible.  And I am not afraid of a challenge.<br />
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Writing songs is usually a fun and relatively easy process for me.  It is also a process that I take very seriously. All of the bands</br></br></br></br>...<br /><br />]]></description>
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  <title>Happiest Lion - Genre: Folk</title>
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 <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://indieheart.com/image.php?band_id=411&amp;mode=band_image" alt="Happiest Lion" width="120" align="left" hspace="10"/>Caleb Groh is 19 and only believes in music made with every ounce of the heart.<br /><br />]]></description>
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