this is proper now. can't stand so much on sound cloud but this is really great.

Read our interview with Daithai: http://www.highclouds.org/daithi-shared-infectious-new-single-falling-for-you/

haha those natural samples doing the job ! ^^

A new remix I put together for ERDeep, enjoy

KINGS OF LEON - MILK (DSOM REMIX)

Republic of loose - Comeback Girl

Just Jack - Doctor Doctor (Fred Falke Remix)

Single from the new Brian Deady album Non-Fiction

check out the video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqxtBcNy1dQ
www.briandeady.com

Clap Both My Hands

Axwell - In The Air

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Falling for you was one of the first tracks I wrote using my own natural samples. The sea sound is from Inch beach in Cork, The bell sounds are cut up samples from a wind chime I found in an Air Bnb in Achill. Sinead recorded these vocals on Valentia with me, and I think it’s my favourite vocal I’ve ever worked on. It’s so undeniably Irish, but feels modern at the same time, which is kind of my buzz.

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Daithi // Falling for you (feat. Sinead White)

Missing U

Moving too fast, Supafly Inc

Perfect Harmony is a track built around the fear of losing someone, and eventual acceptance that someday it will happen. Orla Gartland, the vocalist on the track, based her lyrics on the fear of losing her grandfather. 
The lyrics are some of my favourite I’ve ever had on my tracks, especially the line ‘Thicker than water, you’ll leave all your sons and your daughters, but you’ll live in the stories you tell, and I’ll pass it down to everyone else.’
Perfect Harmony was mainly recorded in rural France along with the rest of the album (L.O.S.S.), And you can actually hear the bird song from outside my window at the start of the track. Hope you enjoy it!

Loss Release 6

Perfect Harmony

www.flook.co.uk

Brian Finnegan (born 20 August 1969) is an Irish flute and tin whistle player from Armagh.

Finnegan began playing whistle at age 8 and flute at age 10 as a student of the Armagh Pipers Club under the tuition of the Vallely family. He first came to public attention with the Irish group Upstairs in a Tent.

In 1993 he made a solo album When the Party's Over, which was recorded at Redesdale Studios. In 1995 he formed Flook.

Originally a three piece who toured as 'Three Nations Flutes' with Sarah Allen and Mike McGoldrick, they later added Ed Boyd on guitar forming Flook. When Mike left the band in 1997, John Joe Kelly (a frequent guest musician) was added as a band member on bodhrán. Flook continue to tour all over the world with fans across the globe. In 2006 Flook were awarded best band in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards. He is a frequent tutor for Folkworks and Burwell Bash where he has been a tutor since 1994.

He tours regularly across the USA, Latin America and Ireland with guitarist William Coulter with whom he released the EP 'Toward the Sun' in 2015. He also plays with an influential Russian rock group Aquarium, both live and on their studio albums (since approximately 2009). He worked on cross genre project Parallelogram.
Brian Finnegan with Boris Grebenshchikov at the Aquarium concert in Russia, 2012

As of 2010, Brian plays with his own trio, with guitarist Ian Stephenson and drummer Jim Goodwin. They formed a four-piece, KAN, with those musicians and fiddler Aidan O'Rourke until disbanding in 2014. A solo album, The Ravishing Genius of Bones, was released in 2010.

Brian Finnegan - Fly

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Irish music producer, using recorded sounds from the west of Ireland to make something special 
daithimusic@gmail.com

Daithí is an electronic musician from Galway, Ireland.

Daithi // Falling for you (feat. Sinead White)

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