A track off Sin é's Album 'Deep Water Drop-off' released in 1999.
"Having gradually moved away from their trad Irish roots with their second album It's About Time, Sin É's major label debut finds them blossoming into a full-on jazz-funk folk marvel. Instrumentally, those roots are still showing through the whistles and pipes of James O'Grady and Gerry Diver's fiddle, the strength being that the band place them within a variety of different contexts. Indeed, it's an indication of how far the band have come that the only comparatively weak moments come when they play the straight Irish card. Far more effective are the journeys into other sounds and rhythms, such as the tabla led "Serial Transparencies", the disco beat of "Something Seven" or the frequent touches of jazz piano and percussion. Vocalist Taz, meanwhile, contributes a performance that towers above her contemporaries--finding herself most at home on the pop feel of "Will Your Love" and "Wrap Me", although the French ballad "Rossignolet" is delivered with ease. And unlike some who have gone before, Sin É have harnessed technology rather than being tied to it--the mix of grooves, strings and samples on "Saoirse" is perhaps the album's finest moment. --Phil Udell"

Sankofa with Sin é

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I've put up a selection of tracks here that I have been involved in the past. 
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I am busy writing my own music at the moment and as soon as I feel some of it is ready I will put it up!

Sankofa with Sin é

Taz Alexander