"It bounces, it swings, it dives head-first into minor keys and unexpected (but totally workable) phrasings. In other words, it's very cool." -Bluegrass Unlimited

"If ever a tap company could take over the world, it just might be [Good Vibrations]." -Dance Spirit Magazine

“The New Hip features some deft singer-songwriter vocal change-ups, as well as musically witty instrumentals that cross over into what could just as well be labeled progressive jazz.” -Barry Mazor, Wall Street Journal

"... a winning combination, a hip-hop and bluegrass hybrid that’ll leave your head spinning while it slaps a loony grin on yer face." -Crawdaddy Magazine

“Solas offers a compellingly original, strikingly contemporary view of traditional Celtic sounds.”  -Los Angeles Times

"There's really only three female singers in the world; Streisand, Ronstadt and Connie Smith.  The rest of us are just pretending." -Dolly Parton

"...Her interpretive powers are near-perfect as is her ability to make someone else’s personal lyrics universal.” -Dallas Morning News

"The iron fist in the velvet glove of Irish Music" -Bono

"...a calm, nostalgic, and musically resplendent stroll through Celtic midwinter...in its quiet way was dynamic, brisk, and speckled with surprises. In an era when so much entertainment comes on like Red Bull, this was closer to cocoa; or as O'Donovan might put it, the pure drop." -Boston Globe

"...you turn to [the Tornados] for fun, up-tempo party music and brassy, sock hop-style slow dance numbers with a bilingual flair, with generous helpings of wily humor, organ, and accordion along the way." -Jeff Giles, Pop Dose

“...one of my very favorite singers in all of acoustic, country and bluegrass music-she is a jewel.” -Mary Chapin Carpenter

".. if you like bluegrass in the style of Alison Krauss and Union Station you will need to check this one out. ….The Dixie Bee-Liners draw their sound from traditional bluegrass, but add a twist all their own…”  John Walker, Americana Roots

“It is simply impossible to imagine an audience that wouldn’t enjoy what they do.” -The Boston Globe