ARM CATALOGUE:

	Alana Levandoski - At the 2006 Canada Day Celebrations in Trafalgar Square, host and dj David 'Kid' Jensen said: 'Remember the name Alana Levandoski as you're going to hear a lot more from this talented lady.' With her first album 'Unsettled Down' doing well, the British broadcaster Bob Haris as a fan (Alana appears on the 2007 release 'Bob Harris Presents - Americana') and plans well developed for a second album with a well known producer, things look set to go well for Alana in 2008. Photo: Matthew Levandoski
	Antigone Foster - 2008 will be the year Antigone launches herself as a solo artist in the same echelon as fellow UK songstresses Alison Goldfrapp, Roisin Murphy and Imogen Heap. Her as yet unreleased debut album is already causing a rukus in the green room with big music bloggers like Arjanwrites, and her live PA's have been supporting Darren Hayes worldwide. She's collaborated with UK No 1's the Shapeshifters, been an Ibizan disco diva with her own UK club chart topping project Etherfox, and even featured on solo film scores with her ethnic singing. Her longtime producer is Justin Shave, also represented by Annie Reed Music. Photo: Claire Letitia Reynolds
	Bedouin Jerry Can Band (BJB) are semi-nomadic musicians, poets, storytellers and coffee grinders from the Egyptian Sinai desert. "Ammo boxes make for great drums"... The Independent On Sunday "Raucous rock stars of the Sinai"... New Statesman Photo: Gareth Blake
	Broadcaster - Dance musician Broadcaster has spent many years making music incorporating the spoken word. On Primary Transmission, he takes authentic voices from the 1950s and 1960s BBC Radio Ballads and sets them to powerful dance beats. Edgy yet accessible and stuffed full of hooks, this is a triumphant celebration of music at it's most unexpected. Photo: Kitty MacColl
	Bulgarian Voice Angelite - a unique choir of 24 women, twice nominated for a 'Grammy' who have toured the world with their unusual, a cappella voices, of peculiar vocal timbre, shouting, stacking their voices to form audacious chords, suddenly 'glissandoing'; archaic sound-worlds from far-distant times; a marriage of avant-guarde and the medieval. In 2009 the choir will record their new album with female guest singers from all over the world; the album will be dedicated to the women of the world and their rights! Photo: JARO Medien
	Charlie Hart - As a multi-instrumentalist he worked with Pete Brown, the beat poet and Cream lyricist, and with Ian Dury in Kilburn and the High Roads. Charlie went on to become a mainstay of Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance and recorded and toured with Eric Clapton, Alexis Korner, Charlie Watts and others. In 2004, he put together a Slim Chance line-up to back Paul Weller, Ronnie Wood and Pete Townshend at the Albert Hall. More recently Charlie has been writing, recording and performing with Chris Jagger and producing for Samba Mapangala (leader of Orchestre Virunga).
	Chris Jagger's ATCHA! "Very engaging"; "if the Faces or Pogues had been from Louisiana they would have sounded like this"; "this Jagger is a sly sharp songwriter"... Daily Telegraph "Heir to to the throne left vacant by Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance"; "Channel Fever finds Jagger writing strong enough songs to make his brother jealous"... Q Magazine In late 2008, Chris finished recording a new solo album featuring such luminaries as Danny Thompson, Andy Sheppard, John Etheridge and John 'Rabbit' Bundrick.
	Darren Hayes is perhaps best known for being the voice and one half of the pop group Savage Garden. The success of the band and Darren's own solo records have resulted in over 27 million albums worldwide. Darren's current solo album, the double album 'This Delicate Thing We've Made' is his most ambitious and critically acclaimed to date. Sold out shows in the Royal Albert Hall, London and the Sydney Opera House followed the release. Photo: Ellis Parrinder
	Dengue Fever - This sextet from LA, led by the diminutive Cambodian songstress Chhom Nimol, blend their unique mix of 60s & 70s Cambodian pop with American surf rock and much much more... November 08 saw a performance on the UK BBC TV's top live music show 'Later With Jools Holland', 'Seeing Hands' as the theme music to the MTV series 'Dirty Sanchez' and music in HBO's 'True Blood'. "If there is any justice in pop music, we'll all catch Dengue Fever before the year is out" The Times. Photo: Kevin Estrader
	Dona Rosa, a middle aged blind lottery ticket seller who started from singing in the streets of Lisbon and ended up with a new quartet, performing on stages from Taipei, to Moscow and Los Angeles, onto WOMAD stages in Spain and England and appearing on live radio for Charlie Gillett. Photo: Jaro
	El Tanbura are a collective of veteran Egyptian master musicians, singers, fishermen and philosophers. For nearly twenty years the group have been custodians to some of Egypt's oldest folk music from their home in Port Said, the Mediterranean gateway to the Suez Canal. Their music is driven by the seductive call of the Simsimiyya - an ancient lyre dating back to the times of the Pharaohs. "Sounds that have evolved through male camaraderie and the sheer physical joy of collective music-making over many centuries"... The Telegraph Photo: Gareth Blake
	Enzo Avitabile is one of the biggest stars in Italy and has worked with many famous names on the international stage, including James Brown and Tina Turner. In 2001, he began working on a new musical project, merging his sound with the tradition of the "Bottari" whose origins date back to the 14th Century and who use barrels as percussion instruments to beat out ancient rhythms. Cover Photo: Courtesty of Wrasse Records
	Herederos De Federico García Lorca - Federico García Lorca, murdered during the Spanish Civil War, is the most beloved and influential of all modern poets. His reputation puts him as one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. Passionate, urgent, haunting and evocative, Lorca also wrote dramatic, modernist plays, many of which have been performed worldwide and are currently featured as part of the UK's 'A' Level Spanish curriculum. Annie Reed Music is honoured to represent the Lorca Estate on the Keith James and Rick Foot project 'Lorca'. Image: With kind permission of Heredoeros De Federico García Lorca
	Hermes Records was formed in early 2000 to produce and promote modern Iranian Music. It has a truly spellbinding catalogue of music, mostly instrumental, which lends itself well for film, documentaries etc. In spring 2006, Hermes, in conjunction with Songlines, produced the first ever British music magazine in Farsi! It was a popular success. The 2007 edition ran into problems after the 'kidnap' of British marines, but plans are to resume in 2008. Image: Courtesy of Songlines and Hermes Records
	Gael Linn catalogue - Gael Linn was founded in 1953 and has been known since then as an entrepreneurial organization whose main aim is to foster and promote the Irish language and its heritage. 1958 saw the start up of the Gael Linn record label which has helped to promote Irish music and bring it to a worldwide audience. ARM has access to this wonderful catalogue for synchronisation opportunities. Photo: Courtesy Gael Linn
	Iness Mezel's music and rhythms are inspired not only by Kabylie, but also by Gnaoua, afro-jazz, funk... Africa is her garden, Berber her strength, Paris the atelier where she dreams up her amazing sounds. And the stage of her place of predilection... Yves Jagelé, LE PARISIEN. Photo: Sabine Villiard
	Joe Townsend is a London-based composer and violinist who has worked with Laurie Anderson, Theatre de Complicité, The London Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist, Opera North and is a regular composer at the National Theatre. Recent commissions include Foiae Verde - and exploration of Gypsy Music and Mercy and Grand - A joint commission with Gavin Briars on the music of Tom Waits and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Martin Green is a 2008 nominee for the coveted BBC Folk Musician of the Year Award. He also plays with Lau and has been a member of Eliza Carthy's Band and toured the world as a part of Joan Baez' group.
	John Lenehan (classical) piano - co-writer/arranger with Julian Lloyd Webber and Nigel Kennedy to name a few. John's performances and recordings have been acclaimed throughout the world. Recent concerts have included a performance for Prince Charles at Windsor Castle with Sarah Chang, China with Julian Lloyd Webber and South America with Tasmin Little.
	Jon Thorne - Renowned as a passionate, energetic and highly skilled performer Jon Thorne's career as a double bassist has spanned a broad range of the musical spectrum. Bassist and composer in the acclaimed ground breaking trip hop/drum and bass band Lamb and recording and performing with artists such as Robert Fripp, Donovon, Badly Drawn Boy, Lou Rhodes and Ryuichi Sakamoto. His debut solo album 'Manchester Road' features 12 original compositions blending instrumental jazz and cinematic orchestral textures with soulful vocals.
	Julian Lloyd Webber (classical) World famous cellist, widely regarded as one of the most creative musicians of his generation, having collaborated with the likes of Yehudi Menuhin and Sir George Solti to Stephane Grappelli, Elton John and Cleo Laine. ARM controls Julian's works on the last album 'Unexpected Songs'. Photo: Simon Fowler/EMI Classics
	Julien Jacob - Originally from Benin and now based in France, composer, singer, writer, poet and spiritualist Julien Jacob has invented a new verbal language all of his own. His voice is deep and sonorous, his music is palpably African but also distinctly unlike any African music you've ever heard, full of original nuances, twists and the off-beat musings of a very rich imagination. (Andy Morgan) Cover Photo: Courtesty of Wrasse Records
	Justin Shave (electronica/film/advertisement composer) co-writer and co-producer on Darren Hayes's (Savage Garden) solo album 'This Delicate Thing We've Made', including the single recently in the UK Singles Charts - 'Me, myself and I'. Justin has composed many adverts for well known agencies and products such as Bacardi, KFC, AT&T, Toyota and Chrysler and has many of his past co-written house tracks on famous compilations such as Hed Kandi's 'Beach House' and 'Fat Boy Slim Live at Brighton Beach'. Photo: Jochen Braun
	Kathryn Williams began her recording career in 1998 with her self-released debut album "Dog Leap Stairs" a collection of songs which the NME pronounced "jaw-droppingly beautiful". Seven albums and one Mercury Music Prize nomination later, each of Kathryn's projects have been greeted with more press acclamation than the previous ones. Defying categorisation, Kathryn has undoubtedly secured a place as one of the UK's most accomplished songwriters and performers. Photo: Tom Sheehan
	Keith James is a prolific songwriter with a large catalogue of songs spanning 7 albums. Much of the last 3 years has seen Keith, with bassist Rick Foot, performing concerts of The Songs of Nick Drake - well over 300 performances. Late 2007 saw the release of Lorca - an album of music set to 10 beautiful translations of Lorca's poems, followed by Keith, again with Rick, performing these works, together with a short film with previously unseen footage of Lorca. More gigs are booked well into 2008 and they are a "must see".
	Kudsi Erguner, one of the foremost nay masters of our times, is particularly famed for his activities helping to introduce Ottoman and Sufi music to the world. He has worked with well-known artists such as Peter Gabriel, Maurice Bejart, Carolyn Carlson, Peter Brook, Didier Lockwood, Michel Portal, Tony Gatliff, Marc Minkovsky. The collection of recordings and compositions/arrangements with Annie Reed Music Ltd, are mostly from the Ottoman Empire period and feature music for Ottoman Drums, Whirling Dervish ceremonies, harem music. etc.
	Lola Perrin is a London-based American composer and pianist whose past and current working relationships include Brian Eno, Hanif Kureishi and The Gray Circle. Lola's work takes off from Satie, Steve Reich, Michael Nyman and Philip Glass and into a new, post-minimalist sound territory full of expression not heard in traditional minimalist composers. Her videos are broadcast on Sky's MusFlash TV. Photo: www.ilpomusto.com
	Marc Eagleton is a composer, producer and guitarist based in Berlin. He has worked on a great variety of projects and artists, RAI television soundtracks, the album Naked Spirit/Sainkho Namtchylak which was awarded the Schalplatten Prize for best world music album of 1998, with Ayub Ogada, Lokua Kanza, Dominic Miller and Natacha Atlas, to name a few. Currently he is completing a joint album with Natacha Atlas where he has co-written all of the titles. He also has some other projects in development including a track for Snoop Dogg.
	Martin Low - Formerly based in London and writing for advertising, Martin now lives with his family on the tiny island of Ulva off the west coast of Mull, on the west coast of Scotland. Martin keeps very busy composing for television and for theatre whilst his family's life on the tiny island fills up the rest of his time - daily life becomes incredibly hard during the short winter hours, especially when your quad bike breaks down! Martin collaborated with Martyn Bennett on 'Hardland' and their track 'Spree' is currently showing on 2 Strathmore Spring Water adverts for TV and cinema in Scotland. For more about 'Hardland' and to view the adverts, please see http://www.martynbennett.com
	Martyn Barker, musician composer and producer, joined Shriekback in the 80's and 7 albums and world tours followed. Martyn has also recorded with such artists as World Party, Joseph Arthur, Alain Bashung, Juliette Greco, Khaled and more recently, a project at Salif Keita's studio in Mali, and with Ray Davies, Fred and Ronan Keating. 2007 saw the album 'Monstrance' with Andy Partridge and Barry Andrews (XTC) and early 2008 sees "What Are You Doing Forever" with Paula Rae Gibson and a third album with Sarah Jane Morris. Photo: Wiggy
	Martyn Bennett - Scottish folk traditions mixed with the rhythms and technology of club culture were Martyn's signature sound. Sadly, Martyn's time with us was short; he died in January 2005 from Hodgkin's Lymphoma, after a long illness, but those short years were inspirational - In the words of Martyn himself, "all that matters, is what you do with the time you have." Martyn's collaboration with Martin Low on 'Hardland', can currently be heard on 2 Strathmore Spring Water adverts for TV and cinema in Scotland. To view the adverts, please see http://www.martynbennett.com Photo: BJ Stewart
	Natacha Atlas - Arabic fusion diva, equally at home delivering a wicked electric set or an astonishing acoustic traditional concert. She has sung on the scores of Stargate and Die Another Day, lent her vocals to recordings with the likes of Nitin Sawhney, The Indigo Girls, FunDaMental, Musafir, Apache Indian and many, many others. Her highly acclaimed acoustic album 'Ana Hina' on Harmonia Mundi, has been released worldwide (2008), with many of the press calling it her best album to date. Her new contemporary album is scheduled for 2009. The track 'Adam's Lullaby' co-written with Jocelyn Pook, features in the film 'Brick Lane'. Photo: Oleg Voloshin
	Neil Sparkes - Recognised internationally as percussionist and vocalist of Loungeclash, BouGaRaBou, Temple of Sound and formerly Transglobal Underground, Neil Sparke's music has been used by fashion designers, advertisers, feature film soundtracks and TV. As musician, composer and producer he has worked with Peter Gabriel, Natacha Atlas, The Stranglers, Jah Wobble, Los De Abajo, Batucada Sound Machine, Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali, Adrian Sherwood, Hossam Ramzy and Linton Kwesi Johnson amongst many others. ARM is delighted to be representing Neil's new projects for the future, while the large back catalogue of his compositions continue to be represented by Real World Works Ltd. Photo: Phil Houghton
	Pam Chowhan (classical) piano/keyboards co-writer with Julian Lloyd Webber. Pam has performed with a very diverse range of musicians from Julian Lloyd Webber and Lesley Garrett to Squid (Asian Dub Foundation) and heavy metal vampyre band Symphony of Pain. She has been involved in all manner of musical arrangements. Pam combines her musical career with arts management at the Royal Festival Hall on London's South Bank.
	Paula Rae Gibson - After the death of her husband, Paula's grief sparked a period of intense work. Her first book of photographs 'Diary of a Love Addict' was published in Germany in 2006 followed by a second book of photographs in 2007 'I'll Always Walk Away', which was chosen as 'Selected Title' in the German photobook award 'Deutscher Fotobuchpreis'. Introduced by Will Gregory of Goldfrapp to Martyn Barker, they worked on a series of songs which formed the score to the short film in which she stars 'What Are You Doing Forever' and which forms the basis to her second album entitled 'Maybe Too Nude'. Please see attached review of first album 'No More Tiptoes', Paula's jazz album with Tom Pilling on piano. Photo: Mike Eleftherlades
	Pete Downes - has rapidly become one of Europe's leading guitarists in the modern fusion and ambient genres. Already established on the jazz scene in the UK with his trio PD3 (Pete Downes Trio), his latest project 'Elements' with hang drummer Martyn Barker (see above), features ambient and world influenced acoustic music, an area in which Pete has shown himself to be a fine composer. Music from 'Elements' is proving to be a hit for synchronization. Photo: Peter Bielecki
	Pieta Brown (singer/songwriter/country blues). The daughter of an Iowa preacher man, brought up with no electricity or running water, Pieta was exposed to traditional and rural folk music through her father, two-time Grammy nominee Greg Brown. 2005 saw 'In The Cool' - a release that was named one of the year's best by Amazon.com, whilst the latest album 'Remember the Sun' finds Brown writing and recording on a deeper level altogether. Photo: Courtesty of Blind Ambition Management
	Princess Julianna (aka Julie Higgins) - A diverse singer/songwriter, able to personify the synthesis of multicultural Britain by mixing a vast array of styles which range anywhere from Electro/Rap/Reggae/Punk to/R&B, effortlessly transgressing from one genre to the next with an unequivocal authenticity... Recent collaborations include, Natacha Atlas, Son of Dave, Los de Abajo, Temple of Sound, Almamegretta, Ali Slimani and Africa Unite. Photo: Courtesy of Glow Photography
	Rachelle Van Zanten plays her guitar like it was an extension of her body. As an exquisite singer-songwriter she pens infectious songs that swing between heavy blues riffs and fragile melodies with poetic lyrics and phrasing. With a stellar vocal ability and guitar-playing skills to match she is a powerhouse live, transforming international audiences and leaving them in awe and inspired. Photo: Wendy Perry
	Rateng Band are only just over a year old but their performances so far have included BBC Radio Journalist of the Year Award, hosted in Nairobi Kenya, The Hon. Raila Oding's Presidential Launch (Kenya) and the Sawa Sawa Jazz festivals, along side Jazz maestro Hugh Masekhela (South Africa) and Ayub Ogada. Their music is contemporary traditional Luo music transformed into an authentic acoustic sound, with a mellow vocal touch of Luo melodies and rhythms.
	Ronan Browne - Uilleann Piper, film and television composer. Original piper with Riverdance and Afro Celt Sound System. Ronan has collaborated on the scores of 'The Dolphin Gift' and 'Circle of Friends' the film dramatization of Maeve Binchy's novel and has also contributed music to the film soundtracks of 'Robin of Loxely', 'Rob Roy', 'The Secret of Roan Inish', 'Streets of Gold', and 'Gangs of New York'. On Angelica Huston's 'Mrs Browne', Ronan was Traditional Irish Music Director.
	Ruth Tafebe & The Afrorockerz - Ruth's got soul in her deep voice which carries her African roots and could be described as a kind of conjunction between Aretha Franklin, Miriam Makeba and Nina Simone. The encounter between her, the Afrorockerz and the Afrobeat master drummer Tony Allen, on the new album 'Holy Warriors' is simply magic. Cover Photo: Courtesty of Comet Records
	Sam Dodson - 1977 saw Sam as a founder member of the Transmitters who recorded two sessions for the late great John Peel. In 1985 Sam formed Loop Guru with Jamuud and recorded 13 albums, 5 John Peel sessions and toured extensively. Sam's first solo project Slipper went on to release 5 albums. His latest project Loungeclash, with Neil Sparkes, released their debut album 'Dread Time Story' on Acrobat, to great critical acclaim!
	Samba Mapangala - Samba Mapangala and his group Orchestre Virunga are one of the classic bands from Central and East Africa from the last 25 years. Known and loved throughout East Aftrica and beyond for his astounding voice, Samba creates an innovative mix of the best Congolese rumba and soukous with an earthier Kenyan style. This is music sure to get you dancing as the crowds at WOMAD 2007 in Charlton Park will tell you!
	Shahin Badar - has emerged as one of the most accomplished and outstanding female, commercial, crossover, Asian vocalists in the burgeoning UK mainstream and British Asian music scene. Her blend of powerful Arabic/Indian vocals lends itself both to mainstream and to the Asian music genres. To add to this, she has worked with respected mainstream producers such as Liam Howlett (The Prodigy) on three No.1 albums... Photo: Subi Samuel
	Siyaya - Colourful, climactic and bursting at the seams with energy, the Zimbabwean song, dance and drum troupe Siyaya sings music that uplifts the soul and cheers the heart. It's as much about the message as it is the groove they hit as they reinterpret traditional tales from their homeland and recast them for more modern times, always underscored by a rousing pan-African sound.
	Sumeet Chopra is a British-born Composer, Music Producer & Recording Artist working on the cutting edge of the exploding Asian dance scene. Ten years with the pioneering Bhangra band Alaap, his own critically acclaimed sample CD entitled Karma Chopra which went on to be used by numerous producers, such as Punjabi MC; sound design work for Bollywood and the theatre and compositions for many artists including Johnny Kalsi, Natacha Atlas and The Panjabi Hit Squad, who are regarded by many as the originators of the modern 'Urban Asian Fusion' sound.
	Tata Dindin Jobarteh hails from an aristocratic line of Gambian 'Story-tellers' or'Griots'. Anyone attending the spectacular Circus Afrika! Afrika! at London’s O2 venue or in Germany and Switzerland will have witnessed this delightful artist & will surely have been moved by his soulful vocals & the haunting sounds of the Kora, the ‘African Harp’. Kanaké, Tata's second album, blends Classical Western, African & Arabic influences, whilst retaining it's traditional core values central to the existence of every Griot. Courtesy of Rita Ray/SAM Productions Photo: Lamin Marenah
	The Tashi Lhunpo Monastery of Tibet was founded by the First Dalai Lama in 1447. Dawn till Dusk is a new album by the Tashi Lhunpo Monks for release in 2008 and features previously unrecorded chants and mantras from Monastery's rich heritage, passed down through the centuries via oral traditions from master to disciple. It was recorded on location in Tashi Lhunpo Monastery's Great Prayer Hall in Bylakuppe, India and includes a unique prayer written by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Photo: Gareth Blake
	The Shin - The group members are well known even in their Georgian homeland as leading composers and musicians. They have scripted pieces for productions at the Tbilisi State Theater and numerous film, TV, and radio projects. Their proejct EgAri unites the old and the new of Georgian music, blending elements of Georgian harmonies with diverse jazz threads. Photo: Juliana Voloz
	Tinariwen - (Desert Blues), ARM co-publishing deal with EMI Music Publishing. Tinariwen's 'AMAN IMAN' was at No. 2 in the overall 2007 EBU European World Music Radio chart.; has been top of the CMJ World Music charts in America and top of the world music charts in several countries. Supported the Rolling Stones. Current fans amongst others, Edge (U2), Robert Plant, Thom York (Radiohead). Photo: Thomas Dorn
	Tony Allen is one of the greatest drummers on the planet - the man who created Afrobeat with Fela Kuti and went on to mix his beat into other music through artist collaborations like Damon Albarn, St Germain, Charlotte Giansbourg, Air, Lenny Krawitz, Grace Jones, Common ... His track 'Afro Disco Beat' featured in the film 'The Last King of Scotland' and his co-write with the artist Common, will be heard in the upcoming movie 'August'.
	Tony Allen Co Writers - ARM was delighted to be able to work with Tony's co-writers and performers on the Honest Jons release 'Lagos No Shaking' which was recorded over ten all-night sessions in the Ikeja district of Lagos. The co-writers and performers are the 80 year old Fatai Rolling Dollar, the R and B talents of Yinka Davies and Omololu Ogunleye, plus contributions by Kayode Samuel (Ekostar), Muri, Brenda Adeoye and Yinka Ogunye. Cover Photo: Courtesty of Honest Jons
	Tony Laf - Described in the Daily Mail as "a heart-tugging singer" and as having "a terrific voice" by Simon Cowell, Tony Laf is now setting his sights on UK chart success. Watched by 12 million viewers on ITV's 'Britain's Got Talent', the YOUTUBE clip of Tony performing his track 'I'm Good' in the televised auditions, has had over half a million hits to date. The single 'I'm Good', should be released in early 2008.
	Traditional Crossroads is a ground-breaking Audiophile World Music Label dedicated to releasing music of various cultures utilizing state-of-the-art recording technology and high-quality packaging. Founded in 1993 by Harold Hagopian, a classical record producer for RCA, Traditional Crossroads has built a wonderful catalogue of music from Afghanistan, Africa - The Gambia & Senegal, Armenia, Bulgaria, China, Cuba, Eastern Europe, Georgian, Hungary/Gypsy, India, Iran, Ireland, Turkey as well as Jewish/Klezmer/Yiddish, Worldbeat - Fusion and Belly Dance recordings.
	Warsaw Village Band - "When Polka and Techno go dancing"... Rheinische Post, Germany Winner of the BBC World Music Award 2004; music for video game MYST 4. Early 2007 WVB worked on the soundtrack of Japanese Manga. Autumn 2007 they were the subject of one whole episode of the UK BBC2 series 'European Roots'. 2008 saw the WVB remix album 'Upmixing' featuring some of the best producers and DJs in Europe, followed shortly after by their 4th studio album 'Infinity', bringing their native folk traditions firmly into the 21st Century.

In addition to the artists and catalogues listed above, ARM works with 30IPS, Alternative Distribution/Egea, Apartment 22, Blind Ambition Management, Byrcemoor Music, Clique Productions, Cuillin Music, Edizioni Musicali: Associazione Culturale Musiche Migranti, Ekostar, EMI Music Publishing, Felt Music, Greentown Music, Global Heritage, Ian Little, Imaj-Paris, Jaro Medien, Lipservices, Mudger Music, Planet Woo, RedOz Music, Shave Music, Virunga Music, White Hound Music, Woo Jones Music, Wrasse Songs. Thanks to them for contributions.

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