Over The Moon
This is a very folky but lively track based on an African djembe rhythm with a serious twist and featuring Jo May on bone spoons and bodhran and Paddy Uglow on fiddles.

The place to be
This song was inspired by a djembe rhythm from West Africa which is very similar to a lot of folk music. The time signature is 7/8 but feels more like 12/8 as it's all in triplets! The lyrics came to me in 2007 when we had terrible floods in the UK followed by devastating floods in Kenya. Although the tune seems a happy one, the message is serious.I was delighted that my friend Jo May agreed to play the bodhran and spoons on this folky track with Paddy Uglow on the fiddle

The Inner Ear
This song was inspired by a djembe rhythm from West Africa which is very similar to a lot of folk music. The time signature is 7/8 but feels more like 12/8 as it's all in triplets! The lyrics came to me in 2007 when we had terrible floods in the UK followed by devastating floods in Kenya. Although the tune seems a happy one, the message is serious.I was delighted that my friend Jo May agreed to play the bodhran and spoons on this folky track with Paddy Uglow on the fiddle

What the Folk!
Upon request I listened to this one and thought, why not, it possesses elements of old country folk music but with a modern twist coupled with some unique percussion of exotic qualities.The rhythmic aspects are really intriguing and interesting and it moves along quite quickly and is a tune that could be danced to no problem. the lyrics are excellent too Chandra has captured something special indeed on this one and it would fit on many folk driven radio stations and indie dj programs I am sure

Drunk Appalachian Rapture
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