Donal Clancy is the son of Liam Clancy, one of the famous Clancy Brothers who
brought Irish folk songs to a worldwide audience in the '60s and '70s. Donal picked up the guitar as a child after experimenting with both ...
If a listener approaches Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh's new album expecting to hear traditional interpretations of
Celtic folk songs, he or she will probably be disappointed. If, on the other hand, a listener approaches Daybreak: Fáinne an Lae as contemporary folk ...
Downriver is a gently rolling album, featuring Karen Matheson's resonant vocals on a handful of
songs mostly in Gaelic. Everything -- the vocals, the songs, and the spare arrangements -- works in unison to evoke the quiet river of the ...
If you're a fan of Celtic music, then Heidi Talbot's voice will likely sound familiar
-- she's been the lead singer for Cherish the Ladies since 2003. On her second solo album she continues exploring a number of non-folk genres, ...
It's an interesting combination of musicians that make up the aptly-named Mozaik. A couple of
Irishmen who are lauded veterans of the Celtic music scene, an American fiddler/guitarist with a background in old-time music, a Dutch guitar player, and a ...
Victor Wooten's fourth solo record is a double-disc package documenting four years on the road
with brothers Reggie Wooten (guitar and vocals) and Joseph Wooten (keyboards and vocals), as well as JD Blair (drums and vocals). The Wooten band serves ...
What a difference just a couple of years can make. Back in 1999, Leftover Salmon
sounded ready to assume its rightful place in a progressive bluegrass stream overflowing with a new generation of jam bands. Perhaps they were finally settling ...
Kate Markowitz's arrival as a solo artist is supported by loads of experience singing background
vocals for James Taylor, Randy Newman, and scores of others. Map of the World gives her a chance to step out in front of the ...
