I don’t know if you are already aware but Britain’s most percussive quartet are back with new album Ancora. They already guested on BBC’s Folk Radio which I will check out later. But it looks like they are making waves with this brand new release. Fans from all over the world are anticipating their return. It is great that they have new tunes to take us out of our boredom.
Check out updates here: https://www.facebook.com/flookquartet/
Scottish trad is alive and well! One example is this emerging talent from Glasgow by the name of Eddie Seaman. Equally stunning players join him in this happy tune called The Fiddle Bee. Seaman credits this as ” A wee tune by Fiddle player Madeleine Stewart.”
Eddie Seaman – Pipes/Whistles Luc McNally – Bouzouki Charlie Stewart – Bass Samuel Hurt – Camera Sam Welch – Audio Engineer.
Once in a while this site highlights new talents or songs that captivate the imagination. And Flauth impress us with their gentler version of Toss the Feathers. Such a lovely blend of instruments and melody.
Most of the time a music video is to support a particular song. But once in a while, the visuals are as stunning as the song. This is the case of Colours by Elma Orkestra & Ryan Vail featuring Moya Brennan on vocals. There is creative synergy in this effort resulting to pleasurable listening experience. The music video follows a skateboarder as he travels everywhere.
Last month, Elma Orkestra posted an announcement on their Facebook page about the project where this song is taken from:
“So excited to announce that I’ve got a brand new album called Borders and it’s coming out in June!!! Borders is a collaborative album with the outstanding Ryan Vail and the first single from it features the incredible Moya Brennan – First Lady of Celtic Music
“‘Colours’ is the first track from the album and features Moya Brennan on vocals singing in both Irish and English. It’s an expansive track that bodes well for the album” – Nialler9
🔊LISTEN: https://spoti.fi/2FfjGMm 💿PRE-ORDER ALBUM: http://bit.ly/BordersPreorder
Just in from my email. A breezy folk track with awesome video. A song that’s going to be a folk radio/streaming favorite. Well done to Pagan Piper Project for coming up with this beautiful song taken from their album Phoenix. Check that out!
Download the new album “Phoenix” on https://itunes.apple.com/lk/album/pho… or https://www.amazon.de/Phoenix-Pagan-P… or any other platform
