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Maidin Chiúin
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Luminous
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Taibshí
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Siren
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Cool
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Native place
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Flanagan
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Wading
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Epicus
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Young Dónal
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Saoi Melbourne, Australia
In 2006, Underground Lovers vocalist Philippa Nihill teamed up with Paula Kehoe, an Irish based artist, to produce an album
that lifts the ancient art of Gaelic Sean-nós singing into the 21st century. Merging two different singing styles, voices and languages.
"this Drowning is Dreaming" is an intimate, heartfelt collaboration between two unique artists from vastly different musical backgrounds.
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