HuDost’s core musicians are Moksha Sommer and Jemal Wade Hines. They have performed at Bonnaroo, FloydFest, BhaktiFest, World Café Live, Blissfest, Alex Grey’s CoSM, the Salvador Dali Museum, Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival, The Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, the Islands Folk Fest (Vancouver), WMNF’s Tropical Heat Wave Festival, The Levitt Pavilions, WoodSongs at the Kentucky Theater (on PBS), Nashville’s Bluebird Café, Music City Roots, and Tim Robbins’ WTF?! Fest, and have opened for Ani DiFranco, Philip Glass, Jon Anderson, Joan Osborne, Snatam Kaur, Steve Kilbey, California Guitar Trio, Bell Orchestre, Neko Case, Jim Lauderdale, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, and Mercan Dede. HuDost's instrumentation includes vocals, harmonium (Indian pump organ), Shahi Baaja (electric Indian autoharp), guitars, bouzouki, dulcinet, percussion, and a slew of sonic ambient effects. Their music is a rich, eclectic blending of pop, rock, and folk with traditional Sufi music, and Bulgarian, Croatian, Macedonian, Farsi, Turkish, and Arabic music. Their sound crosses all borders and barriers, taking listeners on an unforgettable journey. Toledo songwriter Jeff Stewart is special guest.