#Brigid Mae Power

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5:39 PM EST November 11, 2024:

Brigid Mae Power - "Wedding Of A Friend" From the album Mojo 2020: Music For Homes (May 15, 2020)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

Free CD that's not really ambient, though its title and art would suggest just such a thing, given away with the July 2020 issue of Mojo

File under: Coronavirus Music

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3 x One More Cup Of Coffee

[olaskoolkitchen]

Ola's Kool Kitchen podcast 501 sonic sunshine in a bottle with Brigid Mae Power, DIIV, We Are Wood, A Place To Bury Strangers & Automatic.

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[thegardencharts]

July

Brigid Mae Power : Dream From The Deep Well

Bobby Lee : Endless Skyways

Yussef Dayes : Black Classical Music

Guided By Voices : Welshpool Frillies

Creep Show : Yawning Abyss

Anthony Naples : Orbs

Flaer : Preludes

Greg Foat & Gigi Masin : Dolphin

Teenage Fanclub : Nothing Lasts Forever

Rrose : Please Touch

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Brigid Mae Power — Dream from the Deep Well (Fire)

Photo by Eva Carolan

Dream from the Deep Well by Brigid Mae Power

Brigid Mae Power sings like a phosphorescent flame, her tones flickering, swelling and subsiding, slipping effortlessly over shifting notes and stretching single syllables over fluttering melodic phrases. Her voice, pure and high with a lemon-y sharp tang, is a mesmerizing thing, all on its own, and more than a conduit for the traditional and original songs she delivers here.

Consider, for instance, her opening salvo, a ghostly tracery of the Clancy Brothers’ classic, “I Know Who Is Sick.” But while the Irish traditionalists take this melody at a skiffle-y trot, Power elongates it and elaborates on its slippery curves, seeking out the hurt and uncertainty in every syllable. Her interstitial “ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-ah” crooning could hardly be different from the original’s trad Irish “touralourah,” substituting water pure melancholy for giddy cliché.

Another cover makes more sense on the surface, since Tim Buckley, like Power, takes the tune as a suggestion rather than an order, embellishing folk styles with jazzy slides and bent notes. But even so, Mae’s take on “I Must Have Been Blind” is a revelation, her voice as transparent as glass but full of freedom, as it crests a pensive arrangement of piano and cello.

The originals are good, too, especially pellucid “Counting Down,” which rattles and rambles in loose country folk style, drums pounding, piano chiming and that extraordinary voice narrating ordinary events—taking her son to swimming lessons, coming home, playing music. “The Waterford Song” tilts its jangling guitar sideways with eerie trills of organ, and again, Power’s unearthly voice keening and swelling. The song is about Power’s ancestral connections to Ireland, and it blends the real and the spiritual in a mist-shrouded mystery.

Power ends her album with another song linked to her homeland, the rebel ballad “Down by the Glenside” written during the uprising and studded with archaic language. The cut has an archival quality—and how could it not—with the sound fading in and out like a cracked 78 and Power singing simply, sadly and with a pronounced Irish lilt. Yet even here, she sounds freer and more self-determined than the material itself. Her voice wanders delicately where it will, putting the spirit in an old song so that it flutters to life.

Jennifer Kelly

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Brigid Mae Power, "Dream From The Deep Well"

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Brigid Mae Power - Dream From The Deep Well

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9:07 AM EDT March 21, 2024:

Brigid Mae Power - "Wedding Of A Friend" From the album Mojo 2020: Music For Homes (May 15, 2020)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

Free CD that's not really ambient, though its title and art would suggest just such a thing, given away with the July 2020 issue of Mojo

File under: Coronavirus Music

[wardencommanderrodimiss]

Well, I just spent a few hours on this. Thanks, ADHD Hyperfixations. Anyways, here’s the general ages I came up with for the Three Frats AU relative to the 3H cast’s ages in the academy phase. Some are canon, others are modified canon, and others are straight up vibe guesses. I didn’t include any of the shapeshifters on here since they’re up in the air.

31+ - Vaida, Renault, Saber, Valbar, Gregor, Basilio, Flavia, Volke, Reina, Yukimura, Shura, Gilliam, basically anyone old enough to have their own kids or just obviously older than 30 something 30 - Arvis, Uther, Oswin, Hawkeye, Deen, Miriel, Libra, Shinon, Azama, Arthur (Fates) 29 - Aida, Pent, Louise, Dorcas, Isadora, Harken, Karla, Zeke, Stefan, Izana, Emmeryn, Gerik, Tethys 28 - Claud, Bartre, Natalie, Mathilda, Kamui, Fredrick, Virion, Sigrun, Gatrie, Xander, Saizo 27 - Beowulf, Lucius, Canas, Farina, Legault, Clive, Robin, Say'ri, Bastian, Heather, Tanith, Ryoma, Kagero, Scarlet, Glen (FE8) 26 - Balthus, Arden, Hector, Rath, Leila, Geitz, Karel, Lloyd, Linus, Sully, Cordelia, Kellam, Lon'qu, Calil, Rhys, Camilla, Orochi, Setsuna, Niles, Nyx, Benny 25 - Sigurd, Eldigan, Quan, Naoise, Ayra, Lewyn, Chulainn, Eliwood, Kent, Raven, Matthew, Dart, Fiora, Python, Forsyth, Sonia, Chrom, Vaike, Stahl, Cherche, Zihark, Lucia, Hinoka, Beruka, Peri, Joshua, Saleh, Cormag 24 - Edain, Brigid, Alec, Jamke, Lex, Sain, Lowen, Lukas, Leon, Jesse, Sumia, Gaius, Tharja, Geoffrey, Oscar, Jakob, Effie, Charlotte, Seth 23 - Deirdre, Tailitu, Azelle, Midir, Erinys, Wil, Heath, Ursula, Palla, Maribelle, Olivia, Henry, Kieran, Makalov, Kaze, Azura, Natasha, Glenn (3H), Rennac 22 - Mercedes, Lachesis, Lyn, Florina, Luthier, Lissa, Aran, Nephenee, Felicia, Flora, Rinkah, Silas, Syrene 21 - Jeritza, Byleth, Sylvia, Serra, Erk, Priscilla, Tatiana, Conrad, Ricken, Elincia, Marcia, Astrid, Boyd, Leo, Takumi, Oboro, Hinata, Artur, L'Arachel 20 - Hubert, Hapi, Catria, Atlas, Ike, Fiona, Jill, Mia, Lute, Innes, Knoll 19 - Sylvain, Yuri, Leonie, Finn, Dew, Guy, Rebecca, Silque, Berkut, Rinea, Fernand, Donnel, Pelleas, Ilyana, Tormod, Hana, Subaki, Mozu, Erika, Ephraim, Colm, Niemi, Forde, Kyle, Lyon 18 - Dorothea, Dedue, Raphael, Lorenz, Hilda, Constance, Monica, Jaffar, Gray, Faye, Clair, Mist, Soren, Hayato, Vanessa, Tana 17 - Edie, Dimi, Claude, Bernie, Ferdie, Felix, Ingrid, Marianne, Ignatz, Alm, Tobin, Celica, Mae, Sothe, Laura, Sakura, Elise 16 - Caspar, Linhardt, Ashe, Annette, Nino, Est, Boey, Genny, Leonardo, Meg, Ross 15 - Lysithea, Petra, Kliff, Edward, Franz 14 - Cyril, Oifey, Amelia, Ewan 13 - Delthea, Sanaki, Shannan

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You entering a trace and emerging with an age list of (I presume) every FE that you’ve ever played. It happens. I get it. (I do have to point out that Saizo and Kaze are twins, so maybe we split the difference on their estimates? 25? 26?)

Mostly however I am going to be thinking about the 13-year-olds tier. There is such powerful energy there. I don’t know what’s going to happen if you put the three of them in the same room, but I know it will be happening, and there is no force on all the continents that could stop them if they put their mind to something.

[evamae-brigidisntfrigid]

"Hi!"

"My name's Eva Mae, a camper of @camptara, a beautiful camp for Celtic demigods. I'm an 18 year old daughter of Brigid, and I'm a 5 year camper in Cabin 6. I'm a stonemason!! Want a sculpture, come to the right place, I will (attempt) to sculpt you something*!" *ooc: It will most likely be a pinterest picture, I AM NOT ACTUALLY A STONEMASON.

Name: Eva Mae Alias: Mace Age: Eighteen Godly Parent: Brigid (Celtic Pantheon) Cabin: 6 (At Camp Tara) Powers: Poetic Charmspeak (charmspeak only able to be used in the context of poetry) Personality: She's the badass older sister of all the kids in her cabin. They're mean to each other, she'll tell them off. People are mean to them, she'll beat their ass. She WILL crochet with her grammie, spill the tea about all the things going on in her life. If you talk with her, unless she doesn't like you for some reason, she will AUTOMATICALLY claim you as her friend, no take backs. Likes: Fiber Arts, Sculpting, Strawberries Dislikes: Loud thingamabobbles, cold, water Approachability: Better than a Swan (Read: Do approach) Open to a relationship? Sure (Anyone can attempt to date her, around her age) Tags: Eva Speaks, Eva Answers, Mace Makes, ooc speaks, ooc answers DNI: Hate to Any Community No NSFW

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Ola's Kool Kitchen #500

Ola's Kool Kitchen  Wednesdays 9pm BST Show 501 St. Vincent-Flea-All Born Screaming-St. Vincent / Virgin Brigid Mae Power-I’ll Wait Outside for You-Dream from the Deep Well-Fire Records DIIV-Brown Paper Bag-Frog in Water-Fantasy We Are Wood-Linger On-Nudie Records A Place To Bury Strangers - It Is Time-Change Your God/It Is Time- Dedstrange Cory Hanson-Persuasion Architecture-Western Cum-Drag City The Lost Days-In the Store-In the Store-Speakeasy Studios SF Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds- Ese Vicio Delicioso-That Delicious Vice-In the Red Records New Young Pony Club - The Bomb-Fantastic Playground-Island Automatic-Skyscraper-Excess-Stones Throw Koko Taylor- Wang Dang Doodle-Koko Taylor-Chess Records   Read the full article

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TLMT's Gigs of the Week

TLMT's Gigs of the Week

The Cinematic Orchestra National Concert Hall – October 2nd Tickets Deacon Blue 3Olympia Theatre – October 2nd & 3rd Tickets King Krule 3Olympia Theatre – October 4th Tickets Aby Coulibaly Academy Green Room – October 5th Tickets Brigid Mae Power Whelan’s – October 5th Tickets Ireland Music Week 2023 Crowbar Terrace, The Grand Social, The Workman’s Club & Tengu – October 5th &…

[twistedsoulmusic]

The time has come to compile a playlist of the most notable tracks we’ve heard over the past week. Today you’ll hear the soothing sitar sounds of Anoushka Shankar, introspective jazz from the Arthur Hnatek Trio, smooth neo-soul from MMYYKK, and an ambient piano exploration courtesy of Rupert Cox. Plus, some fresh vibes from Sampha, Soft Machine, Brigid Mae Power and more.