THE THIEF-RELEASED
Here comes the latest Síolta video release in the form of a song by Saoirse which we have remixed from his 2016 CD Ghosts of Tomorrow. Brian Haitz and Stefan Emde pimped flute and violin, while Michael Busch re-recorded his guitar tracks. Andy Horn remixed the whole thing with his usual expertise and Nils Nolte was the behind the camera. Saoirse’s son Sunny played the younger protagonist, while Nil’s family Eva and Leah took care of the cameo roles.
“The Thief” is a song that goes down well live, and onstage we add the “The Golden Stud” reel which was suggested by Brian. Definitely a treat!
Irish Music
Síolta play traditional Irish folk music as well as contemporary handmade songs that evoke longing images of the Emerald Isle and its passion and warmth. Traditional instruments such as fiddle and flute sidle with guitar, bass and percussion to create a timeless symbiosis. Síolta (Gaelic: seed) are united in a common quest to unleash the full power and beauty of Irish folk music; to bring their bundled potential to maturity and to reap a common joy from it.
Síolta – Irish Music coming to life!
A New Beginning
A New Beginning
All things that grow, great or small, very often have a tiny and humble
beginning. Dependent on outside circumstances to prosper and to advance to greater things, they may flourish under the hand or the fine ears of a caring master. All of this can apply to music and song, and so it is that together musicians and songwriters at this tender new beginning play a great role in urging the seed of music to develop and expand to the beyond – to a new life –to another new beginning.
Síolta – Irish Music coming to life!
GIGS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Check out the following links for where you can catch up with Síolta
Events
Living Tradition
UK Magazine “Excellent Songwriting.”
Preisträger 2017
für CD “Ghosts of Tomorrow” Best Song, Best Singer, Best Album
Christy Moore
irische Songwriter-Legende “Happy memories of better days.”
Neil McFayden
Folk Radio UK “Mhór’s Songs are distinctive, thought-provoking and echo the approach of Irish contemporary song writers.”