Calliope's Sisters

The Poor Clares of Arundel are 23 women living in a modest convent in the Sussex countryside. The original isolators share music that brings peace and reflection to everyday lives. Going back to the very roots of mindfulness, this album offers a window of escape from the stresses of the modern world. Unaccompanied plainchant married with subtle production creates relaxing, meditative music designed to bring an authentic spiritual experience to everyday life.

The Poor Clares of Arundel are 23 women living in a modest convent in the Sussex countryside. The original isolators share music that brings peace and reflection to everyday lives.

Undeterred by having to postpone our 2020 tour to promote our new album ‘Dance, Dance, Dance’, on September 26th we hosted our very first online LIVE-streamed concert.Not only is the whole extravaganza available as a digital download, but now you can also get it as a very special CD!We’ll design, print, burn and sign you a very special exclusive copy of our brilliant new LIVE album, The Puppini Sisters: Unlocked. These limited-edition CDs are only available for a very short time and once they’re gone, they’re gone.

Automatic: The Best Of Pointer Sisters - The sibling group 'Pointer Sisters' have a career spanning four decades, with most of their success coming in the 70s and 80s. Their music is so diverse it can be difficult to pin a specific genre on them. Their repertoire has included such diverse genres as pop, disco, jazz, electronic music, bebop, blues, soul, funk, dance, country and rock. Even winning a Grammy Award for best Country Vocal Performance. This collection combines the most popular hits from their Planet Records / RCA days. The group, albeit in varying line-ups, still tours today. Contains all the hit singles, remixes and disco versions. Sleeve notes by Christian John Wikane. Christian John Wikane is a NYC-based writer and music essayist. He is also a Contributing Editor for PopMatters.

A real lost legacy of West Coast girl pop from the 60s – served up by the lovely Clinger Sisters – four gals with a Mormon background, but who ended up working with help from Kim Fowley, Curt Boettcher, and other Cali pop giants! The girls only issued a few singles back in the day, and this set corrects that lack with a stunning amount of unissued material – more than enough to have the Clinger Sisters going head to head with other warm harmony pop acts of the time! There's a charm here that resonates strongly with Free Design or Roger Nichols & The Small Circle Of Friends, but most tunes have a bit more bite as well – and the tracks are a mix of very cool covers mixed with a lot of unusual material too – served up in a set list that includes "Don't Come In My World", "Bread & Butter", "How About Him", "Gonna Have A Good Time", "Something Here In My Heart", "Why Do We Hurt The Ones We Love", "This Moment Of Softness", "Without Him", and "In Need Of A Friend". © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.

What is more magical than a Christmas album by a trio of female singers who execute close harmony to perfection? Briefly, close harmony is a singing technique in which the voices are very close to one another and remain confined to a single octave. In this regard, The Puppini Sisters are heiresses in a long and prestigious line of vocal music groups, the most famous undoubtedly being The Andrews Sisters, a trio who entertained Americans in the dark years of the 1940s. The Puppini Sisters took the same comforting approach when they conceived this album, recorded in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, or more precisely, during the 2020 holiday season.

The McGuire Sisters were a vocal trio consisting of three sisters, Kristin, Dorothy, and Phyllis McGuire, one of the most popular vocal groups of the 1950s.

A real lost legacy of West Coast girl pop from the 60s – served up by the lovely Clinger Sisters – four gals with a Mormon background, but who ended up working with help from Kim Fowley, Curt Boettcher, and other Cali pop giants! The girls only issued a few singles back in the day, and this set corrects that lack with a stunning amount of unissued material – more than enough to have the Clinger Sisters going head to head with other warm harmony pop acts of the time! There's a charm here that resonates strongly with Free Design or Roger Nichols & The Small Circle Of Friends, but most tunes have a bit more bite as well – and the tracks are a mix of very cool covers mixed with a lot of unusual material too – served up in a set list that includes "Don't Come In My World", "Bread & Butter", "How About Him", "Gonna Have A Good Time", "Something Here In My Heart", "Why Do We Hurt The Ones We Love", "This Moment Of Softness", "Without Him", and "In Need Of A Friend". © 1996-2025, Dusty Groove, Inc.

The Andrews Sisters were an American close harmony singing group of the swing and boogie-woogie eras.