Tag: Irish

Review: Diveboy – Solar Sister – “Nostalgia with modern indie energy”

When chapter 2025 is closing, and 2026 is about to start, finding a reflective piece of music is quite the gift. “Solar Sister” by Diveboy is that kind of song that creates...

Review:  How I Became a Wave – “Fading Out” – A reflective, emotionally rich piece

Some songs don’t just play—they linger. “Fading Out,” the latest release from Irish singer-songwriter Pat Carey, known as How I Became a Wave, is one of those rare tracks that feels like...

Music Sin Fronteras: Old Souls, The Latin Matters Quartet and a Flamenco Party

We had a great weekend for music.  Three nights in a row at three different venues and three different types of music.  We started off at our favorite Italian restaurant run by...

Review: You Can’t Run Out Of Love by Siobhan O’Brien

“You Can’t Run Out Of Love” is a line from the title song of this delightful and important album by the Virginia-based Irish singer Siobhan O’Brien.  It refers to the hardship of...

Siobhan O’Brien: new album that rocks and soothes

A fourth-generation Irish musician, music runs in Siobhan O’Brien’s blood. She moved from her native Ireland to America to lay down music roots of her own.  She quickly secured an opening slot...

LA/LA Land : A Lebanese blueswoman rocks an Irish pub in a Jewish neighborhood on World Peace Day

Molly Malone’s is your classic Irish pub.  Long and narrow,  it is all dark wood paneling, well-worn-leather booths, long gleaming wooden bar well stocked with Jamison’s, Bushmill’s, Guinness, and pear cider, TV...

“A Sweetish Tune” by Noctambule: a must have for fans of Irish music – traditional and experimental.

(Chapala, Mexico) For fans of traditional Irish music, "A Sweetish Tune" by the duo Noctambule is a must have.  This long awaited second album by Marla Fibush and Bruce Victor, who produce...
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