The Old Speakeasy
Barleyjuice - a Celtic Radio favorite - has released their new album called "The Old Speakeasy". 14 tracks of Barleyjuice heaven. Read the full review on Celtic Radio...
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Barleyjuice - a Celtic Radio favorite - has released their new album called "The Old Speakeasy". 14 tracks of Barleyjuice heaven. Read the full review on Celtic Radio...
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The Magic of Christmas is a new release by Celtic Woman. Bright and uplifting Christmas melodies to celebrate the festivities with an extra touch of Celtic music. Read the full review from Celtic Radio and pick up your copy on Amazon...
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Fun, energetic, and colorful Americana - We Banjo 3 is a music project with a heartfelt, warm, and positive approach to folk music. Their live shows are just as engaging and powerful as their studio setting, and their most recent studio release, “Roots to Rise - Live” is a powerful live performance, showcasing the chemistry of these amazing musicians, and their uncanny ability to connect with the audience on a deeper level.
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It’s that time again! As we get closer and closer to Christmas, there is always room for more holiday-themed songs in our playlists. We’ve always been a big fan of how Celtic music intertwines with Christmas vibes. It is almost as if the ancestral, timeless feel of folk music has something in common with the spirit of these holidays, and there is something special about this combination. With their most recent release, The Selkie Girls did an amazing job at capturing this very special feeling.
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Ushering in a new generation of passionate folk performers - House of Hamill is a music project, which was started by Rose Balding and Brian Buchanan, two musicians who share a passion for timeless folk music, and more. The origins of this project are all about serendipitous circumstances, which allowed something truly magical to happen. The pair met up roughly 10 years ago, and their immediate kinship was apparent from day one.
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