SeaStar -- Biography.. who and what makes a SeaStar?

Seastar is a blend of both the old and the new, the tranquil and passionate, the dramatic and playful. It is a band that takes its music seriously, but has the good humor to not take itself too seriously. They are equal parts storyteller and muse, weaving a tapestry of poetry and music while leaving enough breathing room for the audience to dream and contemplate. Born of a Celtic and folk music tradition, SeaStar brings new light to old songs and crafts new songs that transcend modern sensibilities. Their love of musical storytelling is only surpassed by their desire to share it with others. No two shows are alike, just as no two songs are alike, just as no two people are alike. SeaStar celebrates creativity and wonder in all its forms. And they sound pretty cool, too.

		Fae Wiedenhoeft - Voice, Guitar. With a velvet voice, a hearty laugh, and the traditions of the Celtic winds, Fae takes her listeners on a musical journey through history & tradition. Originally from Chicago, Fae's beginnings were singing folk tunes with her sister on a half sized guitar. She went on to study and performing many musical theatre productions in the heart of Chicago. Her talent brought her to Victoria, BC where she performed Celtic music professionally for 7 years. After 5 international CD releases, she moved stateside and produced 8 domestic CDs. When she is not writing songs or performing, Fae teaches voice lesson in her studio, Syren's Voice. SeaStar was created by Fae in 2007 to showcase her music with her musical friends.

		Michael Falcone - Percussion, Vocals Michael has been playing percussion instruments in one form another since the age of five. His longtime influences range from Dead Can Dance to Tom Waits to Peter Gabriel to electronic and industrial. How delightful he feels at having found a home in a band that allows all those flavors to swap around

		Captain Chambers - Bass Captain (born Adam Shea Chambers) grew up in the early Seventies Midwest, lying on a shag carpet in the midst of vinyl records, eight track tapes and FM radio. The music surrounding him came from Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, Steely Dan and Heart, with anecdotes of R&B, Motown and Pop yet always rooted deeply in the timeless grove of Rock and Roll. He is an aficionado of Rock, Metal and New Wave. Captain wields the electric bass as his musical interpreter.He is also the director and creator of the Blue November MicroFilmFest.