In the heart of the Isle of Man, amidst its lush greenery and ancient stone formations, lives a born and bred Manx musician named Çheumooie. Çheumooie's roots run deep into the island's rich cultural heritage, and his passion lies in blending the traditional sounds of Manx native speakers
with the beats of modern electronic music.
As he delved deeper into his musical journey, he became determined to honor his heritage while
exploring innovative ways to bring it to a contemporary audience.

As word of Çheumooie’s unique music spreads beyond the shores of the Isle of Man, he finds
himself at the forefront of a cultural renaissance, bridging the gap between tradition and
innovation. Through his music, he invites listeners on a journey through time and space, where the ancient meets the avant-garde, and the echoes of the past reverberate into the future.

My Socials:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Gso3vfXpF4g4QJAuMnZJA

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Caroline Keane and Tom Delany

Playing Irish traditional music on concertina and uilleann pipes, this young, energetic duo boasts musical expression beyond their years. Their playing stands as a powerful embodiment of tradition, coupled with sheer musical passion.
Caroline and Tom both grew up in houses filled with traditional music. From a young age, Caroline was exposed to the richness of West Limerick and Sliabh Luachra traditional music, an influence which has become the cornerstone of her uniquely vibrant, passionate and emotive style of concertina playing. With an Irish father and French mother, Tom gained his musicality through osmosis, born and raised in a rich environment of Irish music. Inspired by the traveling style of piping, his rhythmic playing is powerful and daring.
Since they began playing together in 2010, while both studying at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at the University of Limerick. Tom and Caroline have toured extensively, performing around Europe, Canada and America. Their music reflects their personalities, fun, vibrant and filled with heart and soul.


This is an experimental album of Irish traditional music and computer-generated tunes. Each "Gan Ainm" comes from material generated by a computer trained on over 23,000 transcriptions of traditional music from Ireland and the UK. More information can be found here:
http://kth.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2%3A1248565

Pipe Band Drummer/Percussionist studying Traditional Music at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Trad.Attack! is an Estonian trio whose sound can fill stadiums and is excited about folk re-invention. As their name suggests, their approach to songcraft is with great vigour, power and passion. 

In the nine years since coming together, Trad.Attack! has released 5 albums, reached every continent and performed in 38 countries at significant festivals such as the Woodford Folk Festival (Australia), Womad (UK, Chile), Rudolstadt Festival (Germany), Rainforest World Music Festival (Malaysia) and many significant showcase festivals (e.g. Womex, Folk Alliance International). 

Back home in Estonia, Trad.Attack! blasted into the scene and has been revolutionizing it ever since, having won a whopping 29 music awards, including best band and best album. Band's latest album "Bring It On" was released in March 2023, featuring many Estonian and international artists: Canadian folk-pop band The East Pointers, Georgian vocal choir Iberi and Ravid Kahalani from Yemen Blues.

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