The band was formed 10 years ago by Patrick Nye, Belgian-French multiinstrumentalist and composer living in Morocco, Poland and New York. He started his music experience 20 years ago with demo debut solo album "Reinvent". The album is no longer available as it was erased from the original mastertape few weeks after recording. Since then Patrick Nye made 2 albums under Candytalk name: "Art of Foolish Things" in 2005,  "Needed" in August 2009 and a demo of an unfinished album "The Most LIke Angel" in 2011, 2 EP's: "February Song" in 2007 and "Watermarks" in 2012, Singles: "Nico" (Demo Edit)  in 2010 and "Horizon" in 2012 and Maxi Single "Eden - 2009 Edit - MIxes Against Classes" in 2009 containing few previously unreleased re-mixes of a song "Eden" from the debut album "Art of Foolish Things". 

One of the members of Candytalk is Peter Cavendish, guitar and bass player currently living in Spain. He was involved in recording "Art of Foolish Things" album and partly "Needed" album (although he was not the official member of the band that time). Peter Cavendish was also involved in recording 

Candytalk are:

Patrick Nye - vocal, bass guitar, guitar, drums, percussion, synthesizer, programming
Peter Cavendish - guitar and bass guitar
Daniel Ons - drums, programming, percussion

All songs were published by Patrick Nye under his own The Candy Records label.

ALBUMS:
Art of Foolish Things / 2005
Needed / 2009
The Most LIke Angel (Demo Album) / 2011

SINGLES:
Nico (Demo Edit) - 2010
Horizon / 2012

MAXI SINGLES:
Eden - 2009 Edit - MIxes Against Classes / 2009

EP:
February Song / 2007
Watermark / 2012







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History: Poitín play Celtic music in all its shapes and forms from haunting Breton melodies to raunchy traditional Irish songs. They've performed at festivals across Europe in Italy, France, Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. The latest CD is the award winning album ‘Bofiguifluki’ voted Album of the Year 2010 by Radio Celt. Here's what they said about the band: Bofiguifluki is a masterpiece of traditional Celtic music that is a breathless and enchanting collection of intricate, elegant and downright foot stomping Celtic music! Containing a wide range of Celtic music from Calton Weaver, Paddy's Polkas, Four Drunken Maidens to the foot stomping Emily. Our Celtic Radio Album of the Year award acknowledges musicians who have made exceptional contributions to the genre of Celtic Music. By every means possible, Poitin has excelled in providing an album that meets every criteria of this prestigious and notable award. We have really enjoyed this talented group from the Czech Republic and aside from being a great group of people, Poitin shows a perfection of music and instrument that will have you listening to these tracks over and over. Beautiful arrangements and masterful talent!
‘Jiggery Pokery’ (2009) takes us on a magical journey from the raw energy of a highly spirited Irish session to the contemplative and haunting mood of a moonlit night by a nameless shore. It is an appreciation of the music of Poitín, a band which has been distilling and maturing since the mid-nineties til now; not only a journey through different Celtic genres, but a journey reflecting the development of the band over the years-discovery, experimentation, exuberance. The album takes us from the raw, unfiltered energy of the Congress Reel to the shores of Brittany via the literally haunting Lover's Ghost and the scintillating Saxet and the boldly experimental remixes by DSPI. Here is a chronological documentation of a band which over the years has captivated and exhilarated audiences from Bordeaux to Warsaw and from Prague to Turin. Here is just a taste of what Poitín have achieved over the last decade, and we're sure you will enjoy it. Slainte!
 
‘Hot Days’ (2006)features a daring mix of saxophone, didgeridoo and more traditional instruments to create a sparkling collection of songs and tunes, some traditional, some new, all suffused with Poitín magic. They formed in Pilsen, CZ, in 1996 and have released five albums to date on their own label and are also included on four compilation albums (two released by Popron, CZ and two by Marc Gunn in the U.S.). The first album, ‘Poitín’ was released in 2000 and features a traditional collection of tunes including the 'Congress Reel' and songs such as 'Spanish Lady' as well as lesser known Breton and English songs.
 
The second album, ‘De la Basse Bretagne’ was released in 2003 and is a tribute to the talents of the band's French singer, Neige Pruvost on her return to her birthplace. It consists mainly of French and Breton songs and tunes and features Dan Eberle on double bass. There's a lovely traditional Czech folk song, 'Lida, Lidunka' at the end of the album in acknowledgement of the band's own roots. Poitín were pleased to be invited to contribute to Popron's ‘Best of Celtic Music I and II’ compilation albums and recently Marc Gunn's ‘Victims of Irish Music’ and ‘The Best of the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast’ which have had excellent reviews on CD Baby.

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