Raasche - Jewish Folk Songs of EuropeFrom performances at WWII military hospitals to the musical stages of New York, Raasche has brought a "passion and sincerity to her interpretations of Hebrew and Yiddish folk melodies" that has garnered her accolades throughout the world. In Jewish Folk Songs of Europe, she expresses her "penchant for authenticity in styling, text and instrumentation" by presenting songs in precisely the manner sung by her parents and grandparents.

dubbed a "prairie mystic" by the Boston Globe

Enveloping Hopkins' journeys across geographical and cosmological spectrums

layered songs made with care

3 million YouTube views on the music video

In hardly any other place in the world has the harp been played so much

the Second Symphony was an immediate success with audiences and critics alike

meant to be heard as a continuous listening experience

with members personally chosen by him

" summarizes Fenne

Amy's previous releases include: I Like Gum (Parents' Choice Silver)

and the grind of touring and pitfalls of increased visibility influenced her music as much as her spirit

Catamount Records commercially released soul outfit Sound of Excitement's Please Don't Cry / Why Did You Go in 1967