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Founded in 2011 by concertina player Jack Talty and based in County Clare on the west coast of Ireland, the young Raelach Records label has quickly established a reputation for high quality traditional recordings.

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Anjela Duval, a peasant woman from the Côtes d'Armor who lived in Vieux-Marché from 1905 to 1981, is certainly the greatest Breton poetess of the 20th century.

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Two years after Nerzh recorded with the Breton band Red Cardell, the most successful but also the most rocking bagad in Brittany, the Bagad Kemper returns with its thirtieth album, Kas, an album that, as its name suggests, "sends" and also "transmits" tradition.

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Caoimhín Ó Fearghail is in his thirties and comes from the Gaeltacht area of An Rinn, County Waterford. Early on he was involved in traditional music, starting with the tin whistle taught by the famous Bobby Gardiner. But very quickly under the tutelage of David Power he turned to the uilleann pipes.