Skinwalkers is a name given to Navajo witches who, according to Navajo legend, are capable of changing from human to animal form and back again. Though Skinwalkers (the band) may lack this physical talent, their music has the ability to transform through numerous ideas and musical styles. Skinwalkers create smart melodic pop music. Headed by songwriter and guitarist John Feodorov and vocalist Gina Sala, Skinwalker's songs address the human need for meaning and identity. Feodorov's 1/2 Navajo and 1/2 Euro-american background gives his songs a unique perspective. His music has been featured in the documentary film "Bringing It Back Home," directed by Chris Eyre (Smoke Signals). He was also featured in the PBS series "Art for the 21st Century." The CD was produced by Lori Goldston, who heads her own group, The Black Cat Orchestra (also available at CD Baby). Lori has played cello for some of the most talented names in pop music such as Nirvana, David Byrne, and John Doe. John Feodorov and Skinwalkers drummer Mark Reynolds have teamed up again to form a new band, Ecce Hobo. Please visit www. eccehobo.com to hear new music!