Having friends is a great thing, especially if they inspire and support you. Here are some of the peeps that I have jammed or collaborated with.
Brendon has also started recording and producing music. For example, the Chicken-Like Bird album On the dusty trail was produced in his studio.

embodies the old Folk in a modern setting. Although most of her songs are inspired by her daughter, Joanna sails easily through a range of emotions and scenarios. To me her most notable feature is her fantastic Folk-Operetta voice that makes you want listen on and on and on.

Emma also sings leading vocals to two of the songs on my debut album, The Fire Within. The soulful, yet charming resonance in Emma's powerful voice is the perfect finish to any imperfect day.
is the best lead guitar show-off that I know. He also writes, and sings, and plays funky tunes on random stringed instruments. But most memorable for me remains David's incredible wizardry with the guitar.
Also check out his blog The Music Entrepeneur, where he gives away dope tips for enrepeneuring musicians.
I was immediately captivated by the beauty of that acoustic guitar that he had freshly built. The neck of my Swain guitar is somewhat curved, and does not line up all that well with its body, but considering that this is his second trial, and he had no training as a luthier, the result is simply stunning. In fact, the sound is so pretty that I recorded it as rhythm instrument for my favourite song on my debut album (The Fire Within, track 10). Jaron's instruments are beautiful in look and sound, and the quality of Jaron Swain instruments convinced me to acquire instruments that are unique, instead of seeking out the perfect Martin guitar.
Similarly, my Swain cigar box guitars are less than perfect, yet I doubt that I will ever want to part with any of them. Music is all about a colourful sound, and Swain instruments have plenty of that.