Bubbling with vivacity and bath bomb effervescence.

Scary Things (Rough Mix)

Follow the heavenly harmonies of The Henry Girls into an enchanting world of winter, for younger audiences.

From sparkling icicles to wolves in the forest, the joy of sledding at high speed or the wonder of the Aurora Borealis on a frosty night, discover the magic and mysteries of the wintry season.

And just what did make those tracks in the snow? Find out as the band’s playful humour and trademark folk and trad melodies celebrate some of the things we love to see and do when the world turns white.

Tracks in the Snow was commissioned and produced by The Ark as part of our mission to create high-quality music performances crafted especially for young audiences. The show premiered at The Ark in Dec 2015 followed by a further sell-out run in Dec 2017.

This album was produced by Calum Malcolm



Hot Chocolate

A rough mix from a recording earlier this month. 
This song was inspired by the Mandarin term MIshi Le which means lost generation. I was reading about Chinese culture and how there is a generation in between the industrial revolution and cultural revolution of Mao Tse Tung who have turned from spiritualism and focussed upon material gain and have become lost.

Mishi Le

A track from the forthcoming album 'The Tin Fiddle'. This track was created by multi-tracking a single tin fiddle. Composed and performed by Damien McGeehan.

The Tinsmith

Recorded & edited in the lovely music room of my fabulous drummer. Thanks Gary.

Give Anything

The Henry Girls are sisters Karen, Lorna and Joleen McLaughlin from Malin, Co. Donegal, Ireland. 
 www.thehenrygirls.com

Hot Chocolate

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