Andrew Hewitt
"The Man behind the Stix," a drummer born with Cerebral Palsy living in Sydney, Australia.

Canadian Association for Music Therapy
Promotes awareness, use and development of music therapy in order to maximize health and well-being. (Canada)

Carolina Music Therapy
Music therapy agency providing sessions to individuals and groups with a wide range of strengths and needs. (Raleigh, NC)

Coalition for Disabled Musicians, Inc.
CDM, Inc. is a non-profit, self-help organization dedicated to assisting disabled musicians to pursue their musical aspirations. Our local site is on Long Island, NY and offers a National Referral Service for disabled musicians worldwide.

Connie Deming
Singer songwriter from Rochester, NY who performs music inspired by her experience with autism and love for her autistic son.

Disabled Drummers Association
Dedicated to serving drummers with disabilites and helping them to be a positive part of the music industry, as well as to help change the way the disabled musicians are viewed and treated in the industry today.

Flutelab ergonomy and adaptations
Ergonomical aspects of flutes and many adaptations of wind instruments for people with disabilities. Large photo archive. Company is in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

HandiDrummed
A website for disabled drummers. We offer drummer profile pages, articles, product information, and links.

Metro Music Therapy
A private music therapy practice with an emphasis on working in collaboration with therapists and professionals (Glendale, Colorado)

Sahara
Sahara is the award winning singer/songwriters Trish and Dave Long, a couple of Dubliners now living in Australia. Their songs are contemporary and eclectic with a jazzy feel and celtic roots. Sahara’s success has been soaring internationally since the release of their CDs. Sahara ‘Vision’ and ‘Live @ the Malthouse’ received high ratings in major Australian publications. Sahara’s ‘Make My Day’ was voted No.1 on the ‘Soundclick’ first internet charts. Sahara composed music for an episode of the ABC TV Australian Story documentary ‘Track winding back’ which received the United Nations Media Award. “Dave has an almost eerie ‘Sting’ feel to his vocals, whilst Trish’s singing is very akin to the very popular and respected Ellen Foley…’Late Nite TV USA ‘Dave’s rock vocals are tremendous ... The sax playing is to die for.’ IBL UK. Sahara has spent years on the road touring around Australia with plenty of live to air radio and TV performances. The most recent tour was promoting their CD ‘A New Beginning’. Their latest release that they are now promoting is ‘There is this place I go’.

Special Music by Special People
Compact discs, mp-3 and quicktime music projects available at the site that feature music composed by people with developmental disabilites and other challenges.

The Savant Academy
Supporting the education of musical and artistic savants, as well as research into and awareness of Savant Syndrome.

Xavier E
Xavier E new pop/Dance album called

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