You may know Uniit's angelic voice from her seven year stint as the original female vocalist in The Sim Redmond Band, or as the singer/songwriter in the harmonious trio Five2. In her latest project, she continues to write the songs that speak to directly to your heart and sing her way into your subconscious with her ethereal voice.
Uniit is accompanied by longtime collaborator, acoustic bass player Brian Dozoretz (of Black Castle and Jennie Low Stearns band), Dana Billings on drums (New Neighbors, JATAS) and Mike Greenberg on dobro (Black Walnut Band). Together they will inspire you with their toe tapping alt-country tunes and soothe your soul with plaintive ballads.
Throughout the ages and across cultures, prayer through song and simple body movement has been a powerful vehicle for connecting with the Divine. ONE LOVE weaves together ancient and contemporary prayer songs and chants from a rainbow of spiritual traditions and practices, including Hindu Kirtan, Sufi Zikr, earth-based religions, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity, and more.  The band, led by singer-songwriter and Interfaith Minister Jody Kessler, describes their unique program as an “interfaith devotional chanting experience.” They emphasize the word “experience” because they present their work not as a performance but rather as a participatory co-creation, as they invite the audience to join in with singing and prayerful movement. ONE LOVE features Kessler on guitar and vocals, Doug Shire on keyboard and harmonium, and Joe Smellow on percussion and an array of flutes, didgeridoo, and more, Kristin Sharkey on vocals and percussion (when available) plus various guest musicians and singers.  The band’s newly-released self-titled CD is an uplifting and heartful sharing of their work in a live setting. The album has over 72 minutes of music and features a chorus of 16 singers.  ONE LOVE is based in Ithaca, New York and enjoys sharing their music at churches and other spiritual communities, yoga centers, and retreat centers.
As a graduate of Alfred University with a Bachelor in Fine Arts and minor in dance, Elizabeth is now pursuing a life as a dancer and yoga instructor. With nineteen years of dance experience, Elizabeth has explored many styles such as Modern, Ballet, Hip Hop, Butoh, and African. Middle Eastern Dance, her true passion, has been an area of focus in most recent years. Fusing traditional middle eastern dance movements with modern sensibilities, as well as drawing from her training in art, Elizabeth has a unique brand of Tribal Fusion Bellydance. She has been described as playful, elegant, graceful, powerful, and passionate, as she accesses this sensual art form with sophistication and class. She has taught at the Starwood Festival and performed at the New York Renaissance Faire, Wicked Faire, RenCon, and Alex Grey’s CoSM to name a few! Hailing from the Hudson Valley NY, Elizabeth is looking forward to teaching and performing around the world as she travels to share this important art form! She likes to keep it classy and sassy and shake it ancient!!Shane Chikeles is a professional musician that has been playing around the world with local and national acts since 1995. Shane is known for his previous work with the well known rock band The Ataris which he did extensive touring with worldwide as well as performing with on the Craig Ferguson show (CBS Late Nite). He also played with the progressive indie band Joshua and is currently playing drums for the New York based indie rock band Park Ranger. 
Always trying to stay musically diverse in his playing, he’s played many different styles of music from metal to country and even polka in the studio and live. Continuing on with that thirst for diversity and learning more about different types of music he has recently discovered a new passion- Middle Eastern hand drumming. He’d like to see just how far he can take playing the doumbek and above all to have a lot of fun doing it!Holistic practitioner and creative consultant, Cahla Bloom specializes in the intersection of yoga practice and philosophy, applied positive psychology, and Buddhism. Cahla is a registered yoga teacher in the Ashtanga-Vinyasa tradition and holds a Masters of Applied Positve Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. She has additional formal training in Tantra Yoga, Reiki, Radical Honesty, the Feldenkrais method, and Zen meditation. With inspired finesse, she infuses her classes with the form and tradition of Ashtanga yoga coupled with a playful encouragement of exploration. Cahla's philosophy is that there is no 'one way' - there is only Your Way, and as teacher she exceeds the role of instructor and embodies that of a guide, striving to illuminate the power, beauty, and latent potential within all of us. Above all, Cahla coaches people to identify, harness, and apply their greatest strengths and visions to the practice of flourishing in work and life; to overcome perceived limitations in creativity and ability; and to embrace and enjoy all aspects of the human experience. Cahla's seminal teachers include: Andrea Matura, Doug Swenson, Dharma Mittra, Richard Freeman, John Campbell, Professor Martin Seligman, Professor Robert Thurman and Lama Sumati Marut. She expresses her gratitude for being part of the Finger Lakes community.