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EDENBRIDGE Singer To Guest On POWER QUEST CD

June 17, 2003

EDENBRIDGE singer Sabine Edelsbacher will fly to England in July to record one song for the next POWER QUEST album. The recordings take place at Thin Ice studios, owned by Karl Groom (THRESHOLD) and Clive Noland (ARENA, PENDRAGON). In other news, Sabine recently recorded two songs ("To Believe Enough To Fight", "The Pagan Dream") for the project "Once And Future Kings" by Gary Hughes (TEN),a concept album dealing with the Artus legend. Sabine takes the role of Nimue. "To Believe Enough To Fight" is a duet with Bob Catley (MAGNUM). Other notable musicians appearing on the album include Arjen Lucassen (AYREON),Lana Lane, Harry Hess (HAREM SCAREM) and D.C. Cooper (SILENT FORCE).

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