Len and Wendy share songwriting and lead vocals and feature wonderful harmonies and dazzling guitar and mandolin playing. 

Len Seligman began performing at 15, winning a spot at the New Jersey Teen Arts Festival at 17. When he was 19, he was invited to an open mic feature spot at the Bitter End in New York, following an open mic appearance. From 1974-1982, Len played guitar and mandolin, sang, and wrote music with various folk and rock groups from New York to Maine. He opened for legendary folk singer Phil Ochs and once supported himself as a strolling singer in Hoboken, New Jersey. While pursuing a computer science research career and raising a family, he continued to perform around metropolitan Washington, DC. 

Wendy Seligman began playing guitar at 13 and sang with her high school madrigal group and chorus. She began writing music in the 1990s and appeared solo and with the group High Spirits. Her songs "The Seed" and "Silence" were Finalists in the 2006 Mid-Atlantic Song Contest, while her song "Willow Tree" won an Honorable Mention from the 2005 contest.

Len and Wendy met and fell in love in 2000. Soon, the two were co-writing music. They were married in 2003 and started performing in late 2004, receiving enthusiastic receptions at clubs and coffeehouses. They released their debut CD, "Flow", in July 2005.