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What has the musical briefing for a Scottish Bagpipe player from the Chief of Clan MacDonald got to do with the amazing debut album by Scottish songstress Catherine Rudie?
Tune in to find out I'd say . . . .
Roots are best used to provide nourishment and stability for a tree, or in this case an unstoppable forest of musical exploration. We discuss these roots and also cast our eyes across Catherine Rudie's insanely explorative debut album 'The Möbius Kiss'. This is a record that I was delighted to be involved in the production of. It teases emotions you didn't know existed for reasons you'd never even considered. All played out from late night skulking in a Paddington M&S creative department.
Dive deep friends and enjoy the flow for in here you'll find reasons to adjust your usual musical compasses to find a new north.
And please as always take listen to the artist's music as it is best placed to showcase their work.
https://www.catherinerudie.com
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Join me as I set sail upon an unchartered ocean with a Capitan whose harbour of origin is the same as mine.
Killarney Singer/Songwriter Brendan O'Shea takes me on journey though his amazing story from the ragged coast of South West Ireland's Co. Kerry to the humanimal soaked streets of New York. Here he set up the infamous Scratcher Sessions in the East Village, a place where songwriters can cut their teeth and hone their art under the watchful gaze of a truly appreciative crowd.
Brendan's own music is a hugely engaging and joyous listen, sung by a man with a heart made to be opened and stories made to be recounted. I urge you to take a trip to Brendan's Website : https://brendanosheamusic.com - where ye can enjoy some of his works. Head on over to Spotify and give 'Be Here Still' a listen. That'll work its way right into the hearth of your everyday fire.
Thank you for tapping the flow.
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