Ye Vagabonds proudly present their second album, Nine Waves, released on May 13th through Rough Trade’s River Lea label. Recorded amidst the serene landscapes of the Dublin Mountains at Hellfire Studios and produced by the talented John ‘Spud’ Murphy, known for his work with black midi and Lankum, this collection features 11 enchanting tracks, blending traditional and original songs.
Following their acclaimed single, I’m A Rover, which earned them the RTE Radio One Folk Award for Best Traditional Folk Track, Ye Vagabonds continue to impress, having been named Best Folk Group at the 2021 awards. The duo, comprised of brothers Diarmuid and Brían Mac Gloinn, showcases their remarkable harmonies and multi-instrumental talents, joined by musicians such as Kate Ellis (cello), Caimin Gilmore (double bass), and Ryan Hargadon (piano, saxophone). The album also features contributions from Cormac Begley on concertina and Alain McFadden on harmonium, adding depth to this traditional folk album for sale. Dive into the world of Irish folk music with Ye Vagabonds Nine Waves and explore why it ranks among the best Irish folk music albums.
Jennifer Williams (verified owner) –
Nine Waves is a stunning showcase of Ye Vagabonds’ talent. Their harmonies are mesmerizing, and the traditional folk influences shine through. Highly recommend!
Richard Thompson (verified owner) –
This album is a beautiful journey into Irish folk music. The production is top-notch, and the collaboration with other musicians adds a unique touch.
Francis Coleman (verified owner) –
Ye Vagabonds have truly outdone themselves with Nine Waves. It’s a perfect blend of traditional and original songs that every folk music lover should hear.