We've been away for a while, but we are finally back with some terrific music from old and new friends, including Don Bodin (US), Dan Tindall (Northern Ireland), Andrew and Noah VanNorstrand (US), Carly and Mark (Canada), Plunkett (Italy), and Ray Woodruff (US). At this point, we expect to be able to bring you a new episode of the show every two months or so, although we have some interesting plans at IndieHeart.com to give you other ways to get your acoustic music fix easily and without the silly chatter that Sam and I are inclined to! Until then, you're stuck with the show, and with the quality of music we've got - we don't think it will disappoint! Full playlist with links to the artist pages for more free streaming or downloadable music available at http://indieheart.com/podcasts.php.

Sam is finally back where he belongs this show! In additional to our usual mindless rambling, we manage to bring you some excellent acoustic music from around the world. This episode of the TransAtlantic Acoustic Show brings you music from the US, UK, Belgium, and the Philippines. Artists debuting on the show this week include David Ullman, armor, and Plasticsoul. Returning artists include The Shutters, Ceili Moss, and and David Elias. Enjoy! Full playlist with links to the artist pages for more free streaming or downloadable music available at http://indieheart.com/podcasts.php.

This encore episode of the show takes us way back to our first show broadcast from IndieHeart.com. When the site started, we were able to con many of the magnificent artists that Sam and I had been playing for the two years we had been DJing independently into one fine beginning show from the site. This show presents some of our all-time personal favorites, including David Elias, Midnight Sweethearts, Anne Davis, Dan Tindall, Wry Dawn, and Ross Crean. I can't think of a single show that better respresents the music that we love and hope that you will love, too. Full playlist with links to the artist pages for more free streaming or downloadable music available at http://indieheart.com/podcasts.php.

Our first encore episode during the IndieHeart staff hiatus reaches all the way back to November of 2006 for some terrrifica music by Guy Michetti, Ady Ferguson, Thornton Creek, Tim Tibbitts, Adrienne Pierce, and the Peter Roy Project. We think the music speaks for itself. Then again, that never stopped us from prattling on a bit, did it? We haven't changed much in two years, it seems. Full playlist with links to the artist pages for more free streaming or downloadable music available at http://indieheart.com/podcasts.php.

It's been a long time since our last show, and we hope that you have all been waiting breathlessly to hear the music we have in store for you! We mix it up genre and location-wise this week with show favorites Dan Tindall (Northern Ireland), David Elias (Hawaii), Ross Crean (Chicago) and Christopher Martin Hanson (San Francisco). Then, we throw in new IndieHeart.com favorites Ceili Moss (Belgium), and Our Funeral Forgotten (Colorado) for what we think is a terrific worth waiting for. David Elias brings us a new live tune with some hot sax, Ross Crean gives us another from his latest celtic CD, Blackwater, and Our Funeral Forgotten demonstrates that even the roughest rockers need to take it back to the basics every so often. Full playlist with links to the artist pages for more free streaming or downloadable music available at http://indieheart.com/podcasts.php.

The show runs the gamut this time (as it often does) from a very traditional Russian Hurdy Gurdy tune performed by Andrey Vinogradov to the extremely contemporary (and really only marginally acoustic, we must admit) song from Australia's Ginja Roe. Melvern Taylor makes his second utterly fabulous appearance on the show this week, because we can't get enough of his music (who could, really?). Will Derryberry, hailing from California, leads off with his debut appearance on the show. We predict Will may soon be too big for us, so make sure you take a listen on the show while you can! The show also includes Wil Maring's pretty country-flavored folk and the usual exceptional fare from Canadian composer/musician, Marc Descoteaux. Full playlist with links to the artist pages for more free streaming or downloadable music available at http://indieheart.com/podcasts.php.