Dagda CD discography. This 2001 theme album by Dagda is made up of eleven compositions about love. The titles of these songs best illustrate the concept of this album. Among them, there is "Delilah" a song about the Biblical seductress who betrayed Samson. Other selections are sultrier, such as "Hold Me Now" and "Gods of Love Live Here," which center around the pleasures of human touch. Meanwhile, "Sailing By" and "Spirits Fly" are two songs about loneliness and lingering memories of faded love. Overall, each piece on SLEEPING WITH THE GODS OF LOVE revolves around a passionate tale of love gained or lost, and each lyric suggests godly intervention or heavenly fate. The music itself combines traditional Irish instruments, such as tin whistles and uilleann pipes, with keyboard washes, and computer-generated drum loops. Track ten features the talents of piper Martin Nolan but, in general, this album is vocally driven. The steamy, smooth-toned singing of Aisling O'Neil captures the spirit of this release best, and her voice is as enchanting as the compositions themselves. Martin Nolan (whistle, Uilleann pipes); Phillip O'Reilly (keyboards, programming). Recorded at Owl Studios, Dublin, Ireland. Personnel: Reg Keating (vocals, keyboards). Recording information: Owl Studio, Dublin, Ireland. Arranger: Dagda. Dagda: Reg Keating (vocals, whistle, keyboards); Aisling O'Neil (vocals); 3rd Rel

Dagda albums. Searching musically for Ireland's roots, songwriter and musical visionary Reg Keating fashions a unique new age outing steeped in the realm where myth and reality cross in murky shadows. The title promises a Celtic-themed journey and there are definitely elements here that will appeal to fans of the genre -- native language performances by the Enya-like ethereal voices of Sharon Murphy and Karen Tracey, a festive jig-type flavor on "Winds of Change," and a whimsical flute and haunting tribal voices winding through ...

Dagda music CDs. Underworld is a fusion CD from Dagda. This ensemble combines Celtic textures and new ambient rhythms and atmospheres in this nod to the home of "Celtic gods, poets, sages and druids." It is a veritable hotbed of Celtic legend and ...

Dagda discography. This concept album from Dagda is a tribute to the ancient people of Ireland. Celebrating the early tribal religion of the Celts or Gauls, as they are alternately called, CELTIC TRANCE is predictably quite ethereal and mystical. CELTIC TRANCE is the ...

Track Listing of songs: Jahbulon; Draining; The Statues Gaze Upwards; Threefold; Under The Wire; The Wheel; The Red Dance; Atenoux;