Reviews and Comments "This vibrant duo share songs in a style that exposes the true beauty of traditional Celtic a cappella music. Kim Hughes and Christa Burch fit together perfectly, their voices bouncing, weaving and feeding off of one another, painting a magnificent story with every song they sing." (www.riffage.com - Lintie was the featured artist on their home page on May 31, 2000, and also the featured artist on their "Genres/International" page from June 30 to July 7, 2000.) "Clever lyrics and leaping harmonies make for engaging Celtic listening. These lovely, lilting tunes benefit from simple arrangments and the intricately interlaced female vocals." (Sarah B., www.listen.com) "This surprisingly American but whole-heartedly celtic a capella duo is an amazing example of serendipity. The pairing of these two is clearly destiny. Their voices are a remarkable fit, and one of the best examples of how powerful a capella can be. . . . don't miss the chance to take in all of the pieces at Lintie's website. They're beautiful, warm and emotionally wrought." (Sue Braiden, columnist on Canadian national radio network) ""Voices from above! Very nicely done, beautiful voices!! It's refreshing to hear someone have the guts & abilities to pull off an accapella song". (Weeziel, www.garageband.com) "Excellent vocal duet! The vocals are very clear and complementing." (Gary Hall, www.garageband.com) "I heard you at the Alasdair Fraser/Scottish Fiddle gig in Fremont . . . and was really knocked out. I've been listening to Anglo/Celtic folk music for over thirty years . . . You two are among the best I've heard, ranking right up there with Silly Sisters and that ilk." (James M.C. Fraser-Paige) "Great Celtic song! The lead vocalist is awesome. This is good Celtic music." (Kinaru, Atlanta, Georgia) "A lot of talent and potential here." (Holycalzone, Miami, Florida) "Beautiful singing! This is so great!" (Whipper, Troy, Ohio) News "Lintie" was the featured artist of the week on Jodee James' "Celtic Sisters" mp3.com radio station—thanks, Jodee! And one of our tracks, "Siuil a Ruin," made it up to #7 of the 1000 or so songs listed in the Celtic Music genre charts at www.mp3.com, before its demise!

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