Tyme Aspects of Home by Cedar Breaks


A new kind of music group is breaking ground in Utah.

Rebecca Croft shows us what’s different about the band Cedar Breaks.


The newly released Tyme Aspects of Home cd by the new age folk band Cedar Breaks explores the concept of home with unique and thoughtful new age folks songs.

Known for their strong harmonies and evocative themes, Cedar Breaks has been featured in the short film Eutaw, a visual and musical depiction of the spirit of Utah, the documentary Walking in Obedience, The Ole Madsen Story, the cd from the PBS film Sweetwater Rescue, and local film festivals including the LDS film festival, Westates, and DocUtah. The band’s music is also highlighted in the new historical novel Upon Destiny’s Song, to be released in 2013 (see www.upondestinyssong.com
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Cedar Breaks started as a single song that turned into a video and music tribute to Utah’s beautiful scenery, spirit and coming together of the best of Utah talent.

In addition, Empath Media is releasing a sixty-three-minute musical documentary with all the music on the Tyme cd in Fall, 2013. For more information on Tyme Aspects of Home visit www.cedarbreaksband.com
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“From the moving waves of ‘Strong’ to the melancholy beat of ‘Rainy Day’ and to the pensive ‘Always Mine’ this album is truly a masterpiece! Find your solemn request in ‘Prayer.’ Let this album take you on a journey; your only contribution is to hold nothing back.” ~ Review of Tyme cd by tiawopa

Availability: www.cedarbreaksband.com
, www.iTunes.com, and www.amazon.com

Rebecca Croft: Rebecca Croft is an accomplished recording artist, performer, and songwriter. With her self-titled debut album landing top 10 on the Reverb Nation Global Hot Classical Chart, and performing along side Billboard charting artists, Croft is making an impact in the music industry.

Michael Gibbons: Michael Gibbons is no stranger to the music industry. Gibbons is an accomplished sound engineer, classically trained guitarist, and pitch-perfect vocalist.

Diana Glissmeyer: Diana Glissmeyer, a Colorado native, has been apart of music her whole life whether it was singing in The Colorado Children’s Chorale or at home. She completed her bachelors degree in Voice at BYU and then went to the University of Utah garnering recognition for her arias.

Mike Ericksen: Founder of the group and no stranger to the music industry, Mike Ericksen lends his acoustic guitar, writing, and arraignment skills to the album.

Keith Behunin: Independent musician and banjo player Keith Behunin is from St. George, Utah and currently plays local venues with his son.

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