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COMPOSERS & PRODUCERS




Karlus Trapp


A well known solo performer in New York City, and a legend in Staten Island where he grew up, Trapp and his band Magumbo – featuring Trapp (Lead Guitar, Vocals), Jorgen Kjar and Peter Levin (Keyboards), Tom Curiano (Drums), Nat Seeley (Percussion), and Rubin Austin (Bass) - have shared the stage with some of the industries most accomplished musicians including members of The Paul Schaefer Band and The Rolling Stones touring band. They have also opened for such diverse artists as Tuck and Patti, Luka Bloom, and legends of Folk and Rock Ritchie Havens and Buddy Miles. For five years until it's close in 2003, Trapp and Magumbo were the party band of choice at the popular Hamptons club The Wild Rose. Creating dance jams and grooving the pretty people every night was the catalyst for some of the songs on their debut CD “WOW” such as “She moves like this” and "Check her our now”.


Song placements: Dawson's Creek, General Hospital and Haunted





Johnny Young


Johnny cut his teeth right out of school with former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor as the singer and keyboard player in his touring band. Yes, Johnny has been blind since he was 17. Since then, he has bruised his legs and his forehead on numerous stages across the North American continent and around the world, gigging, recording, producing, and even winning an Emmy Award. Among Johnny's production credits are a list of known and unknown artists too long to run away with here. His own bands have included the CMJ charting Dark Black Past, as well as Mudgod.


Daytime Emmy Award 1996: Best Outstanding Achievement in Musical Direction and Composition for a Drama Series-Guiding Light-CBS-TV

Films: Whore, The Young Unknowns





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"My gentle Puck, come hither.
Thou rememb'rest
Since once I sat upon a promontory
And heard a mermaid on a dolphin's back
Uttering such dulcet and harmonious breath
That the rude sea grew civil at her song
And certain stars shot madly from their spheres
To hear the sea-maid's music?"
--Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream





The Purple Ribbon Campaign was created in 1997 by Fellowship of the Earth to show solidarity of kindred spirits. "Fight the Fear" is the slogan chosen to represent the Purple Ribbons. Like many ribbon campaigns, this is a way for us to outwardly show our support for religious tolerance and the freedom to believe in our own paths. Pagans and those of Goddess or Nature centered spirituality are misunderstood by most people with mainstream religious backgrounds.

We believe that it is fear that fuels the fires of misunderstanding and intolerance. In order to ease the fear people have of other's beliefs, we have adapted this ribbon campaign as our way of promoting respect and tolerance of all belief and non-belief systems. We all are on different paths with the same goal. None is more sacred than another. Everyone has their own personal connection to their spirituality, but regardless of what or who we call Goddess or God everyone should be able to worship in their own way without persecution.