Musicians
Luellen Abdoo 
Agua Clara 
Alex Lodico Ensemble 
Bamboo Breeze
Brotherhood of the Jug Band Blues
Martina Bruno
Michael Butler 
Susan Cagle
The Cagle Family
Carolina Slim
Gabe Cummins 
Dagmar 2 
Delta Blues 
Didjworks
Double Entendre Music Ensemble
Theo Eastwind 
Ebony Hillbillies
Eric Paulin Quartet
Espiritu Andino
Gillen & Turk 
Gimagua
James Graseck 
Sean Grissom
Heth 
Mush Hosotani 
J. Hill & Hartling 
keeshea 
Shogo Kubo 
Little Billy's Collective
Jeremiah Lockwood 
Manze Dayila 
Mecca Bodega 
Mikanic
Kathleen Mock
Mother Tongue
New Perspectives
New York Express 
Next Tribe 
Nicola 
Matt Nozzolio 
Nu Millennium
Opera Collective 
VongKu Pak
Natalia Paruz 
Patrick Wolff Trio 
Pretty Good
Red Molly 
Renaissance Street Singers 
Glenn Roth 
Suki Rae 
Lawrence Rush 
Luke Ryan
Wendy Sayvetz 
Lester Schultz 
Scout
Eve Silber 
Michael Shulman
Spank
Dorian Spencer
Terraplane Blues 
Thoth 
Two-Man Gentlemen Band 
Una Karina Harders
Walkabout Clearwater Chorus 
Amos Wengler 
Don Witter, Jr.
Yaz Band 
Jeremiah Lockwood
JEREMIAH LOCKWOOD Born and raised in New York City in a family of musicians, Jeremiah Lockwood began his musical career playing on the streets of Manhattan. Soon he began performing with Piedmont blues master Carolina Slim, with whom he still plays regularly. Jeremiah has also worked for years as the front man of the blues Jewish music fusion band "The Sway Machinery," who are described as "consistently exciting and emotionally rewarding" by The Village Voice. In recent years, Jeremiah has worked increasingly as a soloist, opening for artists including Robert Cray, Levon Helm, and the Holmes Brothers. In the past year, he has also begun performing with J-Dub Recording artists Balkan Beat Box. "American Primitive," Jeremiah's first solo album, was released by Vee-Ron Records/Red Eye Distribution in April 2006.















