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Celtic MP3 ArchiveWelcome to the Celtic MP3s Archive and thank you for subscribing to the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine. Below you will find Celtic MP3s from bands I've featured over the years. Some MP3s are time sensitive. So download them now. All of the latest MP3s are available for at least a month. As always, if you like an MP3, then please help the artist out and buy their CD. Fromseier Rose, music "Popcorn Behavior"
Modern acoustic music for violin and piano, based in the Celtic tradition.
Fromseier Rose grew out of a late night session at the 2001 Copenhagen Irish Festival. Ditte launched into a lively version of Kitchen Girl and Michael joined in on the piano. It was the first time they played together and their chemistry was evident in the music. By the end of the tune it was obvious that they had to play together and a short while later they formed the duo Contradiction. To avoid too many similarities with a German thrash metal band with the same name, they have since changed their name to Fromseier Rose.  Fromseier Rose play elegant roots music with a repertiore that combines their own compositions with contemporary and traditional Celtic and Scandinavia tunes. Their unique arrangements display a rich variety of musical sources. Ditte's full sound and rhythmic bounce is complemented by the swinging pulse from Michael's New England roots and his jazz influenced interpretations. The result is a swinging and playful conversation between two talented musicians that appeals to a broad range of audiences.Hometown: Copenhagen, Denmark Website: Fromseier Rose Download: "Popcorn Behavior" Buy CD: Contradiction
--posted by Marc Gunn of the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine, Subscribe for Celtic Free Music Downloads, Sunday, August 08, 2004
The Merry Blacksmiths, music "Atholl Highlanders, Denis Murphy's"
The Merry Blacksmiths are a young and exciting traditional band from Santa Paula, California. Led by Max Becher, the band plays the spirited dance music of Ireland and Scotland, as well as some original tunes written by members of the band. Members range in age from 13-15 and are for the most part completely self-taught.
Hometown: Santa Paula, California Similar Artists: Lunasa, Danu, Patrick Street, The Chieftains, Kevin Burke Website: The Merry Blacksmiths Download: "Atholl Highlanders, Denis Murphy's"
--posted by Marc Gunn of the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine, Subscribe for Celtic Free Music Downloads, Sunday, August 08, 2004
Hair of the Dog, music "Ghost Of The Molly Maguires"
Hair of the Dog is a five-piece band with celtic, bluegrass and folk influences. The guys have steadily built a huge following based on their hard-driving sound and the fact that they cater to audiences of all ages.
 While adding lots of new bands to my directory I came back to Hair of the Dog and couldn't help but get sucked back into this fun live recording from their 2001 release. Great bluegrass version of this old miner song mixed with some fantastic harmonies. Yeah... this is what it's all about.Hometown: Delmar, NY Similar Artists: Seven Nations, The Saw Doctors, The Prodigals, Blackthorn, The Pogues and Black 47 Website: Hair of the Dog Download: "Ghost Of The Molly Maguires" Buy CD: The Parting Glass
--posted by Marc Gunn of the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine, Subscribe for Celtic Free Music Downloads, Sunday, August 08, 2004
Heather Dale, music "The Kingsword"
Heather Dale is Modern Celtic singer-songwriter, inspired by ancient legends and life. Her songs range from powerful Celtic folk-rock, to haunting ballads. Already well-known on MP3.com for her incredible vocals reminisecent of Loreena McKennit, Heather is back with a new album and a powerful new sound. A few months ago, she put together a Celtic rock group that did a wee bit o'touring. It's on a hiatus right now, but the songs I've heard from that album thusfar are wonderful like "The Kingsword".
 King Arthur's sword Excalibur was once called the Sword in the Stone -- the sorceror Merlin had driven it into a boulder, and no one except the true King of Britain could remove it. This song tells the tale of Excalibur with a driving sound. Make sure you also drop by her website to read the stories. Heather is also an exquisite Arthurian storyteller in addition to her medieval lore and on and on. The woman is incredible!Hometown: Toronto, ON, Canada Influences: Loreena McKennit, The Corrs, Sarah McLachlan Website: Heather Dale Download: The Kingsword Buy CD: May Queen
--posted by Marc Gunn of the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine, Subscribe for Celtic Free Music Downloads, Sunday, August 08, 2004
Out of Alba, music "The Night Visit"
Robust energetic instrumentals Passionate vocals blended to bring out the heart of the celtic experience.
 Out of Alba is a five piece Celtic band comprising of two Scots, an Irishman, a Canadian, and a Welsh American. Based in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada, the band has built up a loyal following of all ages during it's ten years together. Their music is played with style and energy and punctuated by driving rhythm and harmony. Hometown: Prince George, BC Canada Influences: Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Eddie reader, Lukka Bloom, The Chieftains, The Pogues, Great big Sea Website: Out of Alba Download: The Night Visit Buy CD: Stepping Out
--posted by Marc Gunn of the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine, Subscribe for Celtic Free Music Downloads, Friday, August 06, 2004
Mark Saul, music "Journey to the Center of the Celts"
Mark Saul's highly anticipated modern bagpipe album 'Mixolydian' is hot off the press and available now!
 The CD contains new Mark Saul compositions that take piping to yet a higher level of musical exploration. Featuring virtuoso Highland bagpipe playing, accompanied by highly talented musicians playing instruments both new and old, along with modern beats and sounds. For those looking for a new and exciting musical experience, this CD will not disappoint. Truly contemporary 'Folk' music!Hometown: Melbourne, Australia Influences: Traditional celtic dance tunes & modern electronic dance tunes! Website: Mark Saul Download: "Journey to the Center of the Celts" Buy CD: Mixolydian Review: Techno Bagpipe Music
--posted by Marc Gunn of the Celtic MP3s Music Magazine, Subscribe for Celtic Free Music Downloads, Friday, August 06, 2004
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