Fiona O'loughlin

New! Previously only available in the US at selected live shows - 'Live in Atlanta' features special guests 'Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin and 'Kaz' Kazanoff as well as a band of wonderful Atlanta musicians. Live and spontaneous - with a mix of electric and semi-acoustic material. As Mr Margolin says in his liner notes "the Blues Gods smiled down on us that night…"

Playing amplified blues-rock has not been a problem for Fiona Boyes, but the flexible singer/guitarist is equally proficient when it comes to providing acoustic blues – and that is exactly what she does on Live from Bluesville. In fact, Boyes plays acoustic blues exclusively on this 48-minute CD, which finds her forming an intimate trio with Tom "Mookie" Brill (lead vocals, acoustic bass, harmonica) and Rich DelGrosso (lead vocals, mandolin). Contrary to what the title suggests, this isn't a live album in the conventional sense; Live from Bluesville wasn't recorded in a club or theater in front of an audience, but rather in a Washington, D.C., studio in 2007…..

Embark upon a wondrous musical and cultural exploration into the connections between the Gaels and their Northern European neighbors. Featuring ancient and modern texts, the songs speak to our past, present and future with music ranging from the simple voice to expansive arrangements and exquisite sound design. Celtic Music Radio wrote of the duo Brian O’Headhra and Fiona Mackenzie: “Two of the finest voices in Gaelic singing today.”

“An exploration into possibility”, in Fiona Joy’s words, Signature - Synchronicity is a reimagination of her acclaimed Signature - Solo in orchestral form. Fiona’s captivating melodies combined with Will Ackerman’s production talent breathes new life into her original arrangements. While retaining the heart and passion of the songs that recently won Fiona the ZMR award for “Best Piano Album - Solo”, Fiona’s expressive piano playing is now beautifully supported by atmospheric vocal swells, strings, percussion and wind instruments. This gives the album a new sense of scale and grandeur—it is a vast and enchanting but still pleasantly familiar adventure.