"it's like if you untangled an irish session,
hung up the choicest bits each in front
of its own glowing christmas light
and viewed it through 3D glasses
made of paper and cellophane."
Kristin Andreassen
Born in Dublin, and now living in a home for the bewildered,
Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh is an international peculiarity.
He makes awesome music from fiddles
and is known to be fond of keeping chickens.
Once upon a time, he studied Theoretical Physics,
and now looks at the night sky in perplexity.
(so says the Fink)
Visit where the one-eyed man is king at CD Baby, iTunes or PayPlay.fm - a curious little record I made very recently indeed. The good people at CD Baby let you listen to a two minute clip of each track. How fantastic!
for something more traditional, head on over to the MySpace of
Hi Caoimhin, Thanks for the add. Loved your recital at Fiddle 2009 in Edinburgh! I am continuing my holiday, in Amsterdam for a few days before flying home to the Pacific Northwest but I will get back before the end of the month, so I can donate to the moustache fund!! Cheers, Marjorie
How's your toe rhythm? Don't listen to that one above ☝⇑↑✌ she's totally deaf and she knits in soundchecks, noticed she has a strange way of looking at your lips when you talk? that's proof!
Lovely to hear you play, hope to sort out some Nu-Nordic stuff soon..
so ... the most important issue ... what was that chocolate website? great to meet you, hear you, etc, planetary tuners are now at the top of the shopping list! Watch your letter box for that booja booja chocolate dropping through :-)
Bottlenote presents a bumper triple bill for The Dublin Electronic Arts Festival /// Bang Hazard / Morla / Lead Soup ///
Sunday 25th October 2009 / Odessa Club, Dame Court, Dublin 2 / 7.30pm €10 ///
Full info from www.bottlenotemusic.com ///
Thank you for accepting my friend invitation! You are an incredible musician! Greetings from the USA . . . my Great Grandmother is from Ireland. Lindsey
Thank you for adding me. Beautiful music! I had to think of the Sigur Ros documentary "Heima" and Arvo Part's "Mirror in the Mirror" ("Spiegel im Spiegel"). berry
your music has the qualities of an enchantment, thanks for sharing it! I'd love to listen to it live. So, if you're ever coming to Italy... Well, I could use a little trip to Dublin too.
