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Joseph Karl

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  1. Hamilton, New Zealand
  2. Folk
  1. collection 75
  2. wishlist 9
  3. followers 3
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  1. Discipline of Sun Ra
    by EABS
    Discipline of Sun Ra
    by EABS
  2. Dot the Dragon's Eyes
    by Hanneke Cassel
    Dot the Dragon's Eyes
    by Hanneke Cassel
  3. Carlos Sweeney McCartin
    by Carlos Sweeney McCartin
    Carlos Sweeney McCartin
    by Carlos Sweeney McCartin
  4. Keane Connolly McGorman
    by Pádraic Keane, Aidan Connolly, Fergus McGorman & Ruairí McGorman
    Keane Connolly McGorman
    by Pádraic Keane, Aidan Connolly, Fergus McGorman & Ruairí McGorman
  5. Coiscéim Coiligh / As the Days Brighten
    by Téada
    Coiscéim Coiligh / As the Days Brighten
    by Téada
  6. Home Brew (11th Anniversary Edition)
    by Home Brew
    Home Brew (11th Anniversary Edition)
    by Home Brew
  7. Infinite Brightness
    by Hanneke Cassel
    Infinite Brightness
    by Hanneke Cassel
  8. Frenzy of the Meeting
    by Breabach
    Frenzy of the Meeting
    by Breabach
  9. Thylacine
    by Austral
    Thylacine
    by Austral
  10. SULA
    by Dàimh
    SULA
    by Dàimh
  11. HAAS
    by Natalie and Brittany Haas
    HAAS
    by Natalie and Brittany Haas
    I've had a mad crush on Natalie Haas's music from the moment I first heard it. To hear both sisters playing together - well, it's a no brainer! If you enjoy folk cello, for want of a better term, just buy this. You won't reget it :-)
  12. Now More Than Ever
    by Katie McNally Trio
    Now More Than Ever
    by Katie McNally Trio
  13. Caoir
    by Joy Dunlop
    Caoir
    by Joy Dunlop
  14. LAS
    by Brighde Chaimbeul, Ross Ainslie, Steven Byrnes
    LAS
    by Brighde Chaimbeul, Ross Ainslie, Steven Byrnes
  15. Dusk Moon
    by RURA
    Dusk Moon
    by RURA
    I have a lot of music in this style from new and emerging "Celtic" (I use that term broadly) artists, and it's just wonderful music. I just smile and tap my feet, and I want more of it. This is Ruras second album that I now own, and all I can say is I want more!
  16. Where From Here
    by Assynt
    Where From Here
    by Assynt
    In the last few years, I've discovered all these young Scottish, Irish and American musicians with a background in Celtic (in the general sense) instrument playing and music, and there is a vibrant and rich vein of music there to be heard. Assynt is one of the best examples of the kind of music I'm discovering and really loving.
  17. We Have Won The Land
    by Rory Matheson & Graham Rorie
    We Have Won The Land
    by Rory Matheson & Graham Rorie
  18. Wild Winds
    by Artisan Row
    Wild Winds
    by Artisan Row
  19. Evocation
    by ANÚNA
    Evocation
    by ANÚNA
  20. Fàs
    by Breabach
    Fàs
    by Breabach