With this CD Tony Christie traces his family roots, which are very definitely in Ireland (not Amarillo). Like many of his generation, his great-grandfather went over to England looking for work.

This is really Tony Christie’s masterful musical homage to his heritage and his ancestors. For his fans and all other interested parties this album is a very gratifying and uplifting journey to the mysteries of the Irish-Celtic music culture – modern and in excellent sound quality.

In April of 2001 Sara K. happened to play a concert nearby Northeim - home of Stockfisch Records. It was the first contact between Sara K. and Günter Pauler - and the story began.

David Roth is a musical portrait artist who conveys a wealth of stories, anecdotes and remembered scenes with a physically felt intensity. 

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The Norwegian singer/songwriter/guitarist Kerstin Blodig presents her debut-album on Stockfisch. The recordings took place in Solling - in a clearing in one of Germany’s largest forest areas.

"Girl With A Mirror" - In the mirror of the mermaid-like beauty of the girl featured in the album cover we just read one word: Masterpiece. 

Ranagri sound like a precious, unspoiled spot of beauty – the Irish village of Ranagri that gave the band its name. 

„I am a man upon a road, It doesn’t have a name, In my pockets only dust, But in my heart a flame…“. This flame brought him back - with 14 new songs and arrangements - to the Stockfisch Records studio. In this new material you might discover traces of the Steve Strauss of “Just Like Love”, but the striking thing is a new more courageous style.

Taylor plays his favourite Martin guitars with the same sensitivity for body, expression and autonomy which one finds in his vocal performance – always moving, and never merely vague.

The music of Carl Cleves & Parissa Bouas bears witness to how music can be an opposite pole to facets of human life such as death, sadness, loss and transitoriness – harmony with nature being the prerequisite.

"Don't underestimate Miller's voice and undeniable guitar skills. When she plays, it has the same effect as if someone's looking you straight in the eye ... You believe her." Jim Farber NYC Daily