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Duration: 3 min 51 s
Description: I worked on this project for my good friends in Somebody's Darling last year in August, it turned out being a really unique project. We recorded it in a friend of ours home studio in Dallas.

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Hey everybody, thanks so much for listening to my music.Here is a present - A DADGAD Irish set from the at least illustrious Sarah McQuaid's traditional book of tunes.I'll be posting more songs very soon....Take Care

The Monument - A Tune from Co. Fermanagh

Munster Buttermilk - A gift from the past

The Tempest - If only we knew....the transcendental stormy sands of time have placed this in mine handeth

Guitar and Singing Bowl - Ronan Kearney
Pyramidal Recording Techniques - Dan Acheson


DADGAD Set - Ronan Kearney - download

New album "Jank City Shakedown" available Sept 4th! Single "Cold Hands" streaming on our site Somebodysdarling.com NOW!

"Jank City Shakedown" is the sophomore release of Dallas-based roots-rockers Somebody's Darling. After a successful Kickstarter campaign in Feb. 2012, the band went into the studio with Grammy award-winning engineer Stuart Sikes (White Stripes, Cat Power, Loretta Lynn, etc.) and recorded the entire album in 10 days. Over the three years of gigging, writing and demoing that led up to the recording of the album, the band started to think of themselves as residents of a 'Jank City'--sort of a broke down artist community that's colorful but stressful,
rewarding yet maddening, and most of all hilarious. Whenever a tire pops on the way to a gig, or a rent checks bounces or something, it's just a Jank City Shakedown. It takes a lot of faith and commitment to keep a rock 'n roll band going for 5 years, and SD is proud to keep writing tunes and connecting with friends and fans across the country. Hope you dig it.


02. Wedding Clothes

08. Weight of the Fear

09. Pretty Leaves

10. The Middle

Fourteen One

I worked on this project for my good friends in Somebody's Darling last year in August, it turned out being a really unique project. We recorded it in a friend of ours home studio in Dallas. 

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Here's another wee Ukulele song i wrote and recorded not too long ago. A song of Love. 

From the album "Of Love &amp;Death" by Ronan Kearney

Vocals, Guitar, Ukulele - Ronan Kearney
Violins - Colin Norrby
Bass - Dan Acheson ( and pyramidal recording )
Percussion - Conor McAuley
Trombone - Donal McGuinness


Remember me - Rónán Kearney

I am a Dallas area Producer / Audio Engineer / Mixer, who has been fortunate to work with some of the finest and biggest bands in the Dallas local scene.

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