Moya Brennan
Timeless, elemental and carried heavenwards in soulful breath, Moya’s voice reaches out to the farthest places but still touches the soul. She sings with an angel’s voice, arousing a passion in every listener. Her music refreshes and heals, exciting the senses, bringing a sense of calm to tired hearts. ... more
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This album is stunning!! I love the vocals - Daoirí Farrell has such a fantastic voice. The bouzouki and touches of flute are so excellent. A really really fantastic Irish album!
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The Mary Wallopers
by The Mary Wallopers
supported by 4 fans who also own “Oíche Chiúin”
This is album is so good! I'm sorry I ever called yous meme-Lankum
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Oíche Chiúin”
I have a lot of music in this style from new and emerging "Celtic" (I use that term broadly) artists, and it's just wonderful music. I just smile and tap my feet, and I want more of it. This is Ruras second album that I now own, and all I can say is I want more!
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“Buile” uses an electronic backdrop to explore songs old and new from the Celtic tradition.
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Quviasugvik: In Search of Harmony
by PIQSIQ
The Inuit sister duo reimagine Christmas carols to the beat of katajjaq, traditional throat singing. The effect is beautiful and haunting.
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Bwarouz (Re-Mastered)
by Danyèl Waro
Danyèl Waro has been hailed as “the foremost voice of Maloya,” and his latest showcases that vibrant regional sound.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Oíche Chiúin”
Dystopia was my introduction to Talisk when the live version of it was out on youtube. Between the energy and life not just by the music itself, but the people playing it being so engrained into the songs themselves, Talisk has become a foot-stomper, and an absolute jam of a band to put on full volume.
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