| | Barnard & Brohm, Warren & Ian | | New country duo from Canada. Mp3 files and biographical information. Check them out! What their site for their debut C.D. release.
| | Barnes, Marcia | | I see pictures and turn them in to music. Somewhere new, a jazz waltz perhaps . . .
| | Barry, Michael | | Irish singer-songwriter
| | Barry, Michael | | Irish singer-songwriter living in Toronto - just completed first full-length cd, entitled "lifesize". Please visit website to download MP3s.
| | Barry, Monique | | Monique's songwriting brings together an eclectic mix of musical approaches, audio layerings, seductive vocalizing; works of musical diversity, emotional directness not quite like anything else.
| | Barzin | | The music of this songwriter has been described as "darkly beautifully." Slow and melancholic, reminiscence of Nick Drake and The Red House Painters.
| | Beaudette, Nancy | | Spiritual and liturgical folk/pop from eastern ontario
| | Beck, Howie | | introspective folk pop documenting faithless lovers, missed oppurtunities, lost pride, spurned desire, utter lonlieness & neurotic despair.
| | Bekker, Hennie | | Hennie Bekker is an award winning, multi-platinum Canadian/South African artist Best known for his unique new-age/world/fusion sound on the SolitudesTM, African Tapestries and Tranquility album series.
| | Bell, Michael | | The music of NumberOneWorld
| | Belobradic, Mike | | Mike Belobradic is an established songwriter specializing in country music. He also owns and operates Cedar Trail Records.
| | Benjamin, Erin | | She could be easily lumped in with singers such as Jewel, Natalie Imbruglia and Holly McNarland, except her songwriting is stronger." Kennedy Gordon, Sudbury Star 1999
| | Bertram, Julie | | Word and Music for the Human Family..
| | Beyer, Susan | | Songwriter. "...her original songs reminds me of Lyle Lovett" - Dean Verger. "Excellent. Very avant-garde" - David Wiffen.
| | Billing, Rae | | Late night, pan-Americana rootsy melodies... handled with gutsy femininity... twangy disillusionment... with a world-weary honky-tonk voice.
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