Joseph is Arawakan Taino Indian with ancestral roots in Galicia. The Arawaks Nation were the original inhabitants of the Carribbean Island and Florida. Galicia (translated as Land of the Gaelic People) is the oldest of the 7 Celtic Nations. This is where Joseph's gr-grandfather, a gaitero (Bagpiper) came from. His father gave him his first flute when he was 4 and has been playing music ever since. He served in the U.S. Army and is a strong proponent for indigenous rights.

Joseph is a vocalist, and plays various First Nations flutes, drums, bagpipes, tin whistle and bodhran. He also speaks at education programs and lectures for people of all ages. He is a strong advocate for keeping the oral traditions of indigneous stroytelling alive.

Laralyn is Muscogee Creek/Cherokee/Irish/Scottish. She has many loves from the cultures of all her people expressed through the arts of music, songwriting, art and song. Her greatest musical passion is playing the Celtic Harp and keeping alive the traditions that have been handed down in her her family.

Her father taught her many of the Native ways of her people. Silversmithing, pottery making, basket making, storytelling and more.  Laralyn spent her younger years on the reservation where a love for her First Nations people became an integral part of who she is. 

Her mother passed along a rich Clan MacDonald Celtic heritage and ethereal vocals coming from her roots in County Roscommon Ireland.

Laralyn is a vocalist, and plays the Celtic Harp, bodhran, and Native American flute.