I love this song and I love this treatment. It is perfect.

The Ballad Of Ivor Browne (2024 Edit)

Recorded live at Celtic Connections in Glasgow
Róisín Elsafty: Vocals
Siobhán Armstrong: Early Irish Harp
Ronan Browne: Whistles

"Síle Bheag Ní Chonnalláin" by ELSAFTY, ARMSTRONG & BROWNE

Immerse yourself in the deep, flowing rhythms of Listen, a liquid drum and bass track that blends smooth melodies with rolling basslines. Ethereal pads and crisp percussion create a hypnotic soundscape, pulling you into a journey of introspection and movement. Let the music guide you—sometimes, all you need to do is listen.

Listen

A high-energy garage flip of ADHD by Slowthai, packed with aggressive drums and quick sample chops that sync with the raw intensity of the vocals. It’s a hard-hitting twist on the original, perfect for getting the adrenaline going.

adhd - slowthai (scythe flip)

Cuckoo 12.30am Conamara

These are part of a series of recordings made by Helen Creighton at the behest of the Smithsonian. All of these tracks are from the singer Angelo Dornan, who lived in Elgin, NB at the time of recording. He was raised in New Brunswick - but spent most of his life in Saskatchewan, farming. When he was a child, he heard both of his parents singing, and it must have made a deep impression on him, as 60 years later, when he retired back to NB he remembered 125 songs that his parents used to sing when he was a child. Most of the repertoire is from Northern Ireland - as that's where his family came from.

Banks of Claudy

Phoebe

Mrs W J Murphy 1975 (2)

A recently found recording from the attic of Denis Murphy’s house  in Lisheen Gneeveguilla. Recorded by Seamus Ennis and with introduction by Denis’s wife Julia Mary. Kindly donated to the Archive by Mick Sheehan a nephew of Julia Mary’s who inherited the house .

"Síle Bheag Ní Chonnalláin" by ELSAFTY, ARMSTRONG & BROWNE

Ronan Browne

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