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Newcomer to the Scottish music scene, young singer Kim Carnie. Originally from Oban on the west coast, she is the revelation of recent years and surely one of the most talented singers of her generation. She has been named Gaelic Singer of the Year 2021, which says it all.

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A debut album with accordionist Dermot Byrne in 2012, another solo album in 2017, then collaborations with various Irish musicians. This time Floriane Blancke returns as part of a trio alongside Quentin Cooper (guitar, banjo, mandolin) and Brian Fleming (bodhrán, various percussion instruments).

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Newcomers to the Breton scene, the Céilí Killers offer Irish music that blends tradition and modernity. These four musicians revisit the traditional Irish repertoire, infusing it with incredible energy characterised by relentless rhythms.

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The name Counter's Creek refers to one of London's ancient rivers, which once flowed into the Thames.