Margaret Callan - Faileasan Uibhist

Margaret Callan - Faileasan Uibhist

Margaret Stewart and Allan MacDonald - Colla Mo Rùn

Individually, Margaret Stewart from Lewis and Allan MacDonald from Glenuig are consummate performers who are steeped in Gaelic traditional music. 'Colla Mo Rùn' provides the confirmation, as if it were needed, that togetehr their diverse talents blend deliciously and subtly. Theirs is one of those happy combinations where the sum is greater than its considerably gifted constituent parts.

Matheu Watson

Dunrobin Place- Matheu Watson

Meantime

An Treas Tarraing- Meantime

Na h-Òganaich - Gun Stad

Two men with guitars plus a young woman singer was not a cutting-edge formula by most 1970s standards. Yet it reflects how set in its ways Gaelic song had remained that Na h-Òganaich - Margaret Macleod, Donnie Macleod and Noel Eadie - were seen as something truly radical in that world. Na h-Òganaich also brought with them the wonderful songs of Murdo MacFarlane, "Bàrd Mhealaboist", which might otherwise have remained unsung. Today, they are Gaelic classics.

Na Nisich I

Na Nisich I

Neil Johnston - Suite for Alan

Neil Johnston - Suite for Alan

New Tradition - Hebridean Sky

Iain MacIver and John Murray first appeared on the TV series Tuath Cheòl as New Tradition in the early 90's. As a result of their appearances on the show they released an album called Ar Cànain 's Ar Ceòl in 1995 but with the demise of the show the group became less active and eventually disbanded shortly afterwards. 20 years later the duo were invited to perform at Ceòl's Craic and a new line-up was formed with Coinneach MacLeod on drums, Ross Mackenzie on banjo and guitar and Lynsey MacRitchie-MacKenzie on fiddle and piano. Apart from a couple of familiar favourites on this album is the culmination of two years of writing and collaboration with Lewis writer Donald S Murray.

Norrie 'Tago' MacIver - Danns An Rathaid

Danns An Rathaid (The Road Dance) le Norrie 'Tago' MacIver

Oban Gaelic Choir - Stòras

Stòras le Oban Gaelic Choir

Oidhche Chiadain - Ciaradh

"A collection of some of the finest young musicians from the island. This music is easy to love, no matter what your age of musical preference. Excellence, awesomeness and extreme creativity all rolled into one. This album will be remembered as the introduction of many successful artists to the world!" - Keith Morrison, Owner, Wee Studio

Òran Ùr do Mhuile

This project aims to create a new legacy featuring traditional poems, contemporary music and new songs to showcase songwriting talent from all over the country, with Mull as the inspiration. The songs on this album were selected to feature in the final event which was held in Tobermor on 8th November 2008.