Eithreog is a type of wild berry, somewhere between a raspberry and a blackberry. Fásann sé ar dhumhcha liatha. It grows on grey dunes. Eithreog grows white flowers in March and April, and is thought of as a beneficial weed, growing mostly in costal communities.   

Eithreog’s music takes from the land a feeling of groundedness in nature; a certain reliance on the outside world for inspiration, sample material, and aesthetics is at the core of this musical work / sound practice.   

While existing in the cultural context of the digital proliferation of music and the online space, the music itself wishes to instil a feeling of realness, rawness, and a closeness to nature, and hopefully serves to carry whomever is listening to a quiescent headspace.

Jazz vocal harmony is a big passion of mine

Maciej Bliziński (pron. MATCH-ek) is a producer-turned-musicmaker based in Dublin, Ireland. After decades of production work and live performance, he's now focused entirely on original music creation - going back to his roots, collaborating across time. Also develops music software.

BRUNO RÅBERG is an internationally renowned bass player and composer. Since coming to the US from his native Sweden he has made 14 recordings as a leader, about 50 as a sideman, and has performed/recorded with numerous world-class artists including Kris Davis, Bruce Barth, Adam Cruz, George Garzone, Walter Smith III, Allan Chase, Sam Rivers, Donny McCaslin, Kenny Werner, Chris Cheek, Ben Monder, Ted Poor, David Gilmore, Mick Goodrick, Jim Black, Matt Wilson. Råberg has toured throughout Europe, USA, Japan, Africa, India and Central America. He has lead several groups of his own: the Bruno Raberg trio with Bruce Barth and Adam Cruz and his Triloka Ensemble featuring Mike Block, Layth Sidiq and others. Råberg is a senior professor at Berklee College of Music in Boston and has traveled as a clinician/performer to Italy, Brazil, Japan, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, India, Africa and Mexico.
what the critics say about Råberg’s earlier releases

"For sheer output, it's astounding. And the depth of expression and degree of surprise represented here is remarkable" (Bill Milkowski – JazzTimes)

“Raberg composes to the strengths of his band and, with a band this accomplished, he has a lot to work with. He is, also, an excellent soloist with a great command of his acoustic bass.” (Richard Kamins – Courant.com)

I like to sing jazz... I love to listen to jazz, funk, folk, rock, classical, contemporary...

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