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Kate is a singer/songwriter, violinist and worship leader.
About her musical styling, she acknowledges, "I'm a mixture of Enya, Alisson Kraus and Paula Cole. My songs are mostly accoustic-driven with Celtic, Hungarian and Bluegrass influences along with some pop-country stylings. Kate's songs are very much a reflection of her life experiences. In sharing about her music, Kate says, "I believe God is calling me to write songs of faith, humility, surrender and hope.

Pantokrator was an christian band formed in autumn 1996. A number of demos were made, but it was not until 2001 - when the band released their self-financed EP "Songs of Solomon" - that things started to move. In march the same year Pantokrator made an appreciated concert at the Swedish "Bobfest" festival. They also appeared on national TV in a short report from this festival. Two wears later, Pantokrator was back at the same festival, this time to release their debut album - "Blod" (Rivel records).

The Australian band Sal Paradise was the first non-American band on Tooth & Nail Records. 'Furthur' is their only release on T&N. The music is best described as indierock. The track that appeared on several samplers (Road Movie #57) is heavily influenced by the post-shoegazer noisepop of bands like Starflyer 59 and Morella's Forest, but the rest of the album is quite different. In 1999 another Sal Paradise album called 'For You And Before You' is released on the independent Velvet Blue Music label (owned by former Starflyer 59 member Jeff Cloud).

Northern Lights can refer to two different groups: (1) Northern Lights was the name used by the supergroup of Canadian musicians who were gathered by the music talent manager Bruce Allen in 1985 to record the single "Tears Are Not Enough". (2) An American progressive bluegrass band founded in 1975 by Taylor Armerding, Dan Marcus, Marty Sachs, and Bob Emery. == Northern Lights (Canadian supergroup) ==