Heather Reyburn

Heather Crosse, a respected bassist from Clarksdale, Mississippi, now releases her debut on Ruf Records. Her band Heavy Suga‘ & the SweeTones has appeared frequently at the world-famous Ground Zero Blues Club and has performed at major festivals, opening for B.B. King, Robert Plant and others. As a singer, Crosse looks to soul and blues icons like Etta James, Koko Taylor and Big Mama Thornton for inspiration.

This deeply moving album will invite you to relax into an inspiring and prayerful state of communion with the natural world around you. Heather Houston layers her heart-opening voice to create a rich tapestry of vocal harmonies alive with reverence for our sacred waters. Award-winning guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Todd Boston invokes the spirit of the water through his exquisite blend of musical artistry. The album also features the captivating Jami Sieber on cello, the soul-stirring Tammy Hall on piano, and the transcendent voices of Heather's global music choir Yala Lati.

'Don't Mess With Mrs Murphy' is the new solo album from Heather Lynne Horton. You may already know Heather as Singer, Songwriter, Fiddle player and one half of The Westies (the other half of which is her husband Michael McDermott). The Westies, received vast, critical acclaim while the urgency for Horton to get back to her own roots, remained impending after putting her career on hold upon the birth of their child, Rain in 2010.

Jazz pianist/vocalist/composer Heather Bennett is anticipating her sixth recording as a leader. Lazy Afternoon is her debut vocal recording, featuring Bennett's arrangements and renditions of jazz and pop standards. This recording's line up of musicians includes: Bill Mobley on trumpet, Pete McCann on guitar, Mike Richmond on bass and Tim Horner on drums.

Songs From The Old Kitchen is the 2012 compact disc by The Heather Findley Band. Black Sand are its origin