Below the Mists, Above the Brambles
by MaterDea
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Recommended if you like Blackmore's Night, Loreena McKennitt
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Track Listing:
1. Below the mists, above the brambles
2. Fairy of the moor
3. Another trip to skye
4. An elder flute
5. Mater Dea
6. The Mummers' dance
7. In the storyteller's wardrobe
8. The silvery leaf
9. Breath of the ocean
10. The enchanted oak
11. Mater Dea (acoustic version)
What joy it was to work with Simon and Marco. I am proud that we could bring our love of music together on Another trip to Sky?. Haunting and inspiring lyrics surrounded by mystical, magical and thoughtful arrangements. MaterDea have presented a wonderful journey. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
John Whelan
1. Below the mists, above the brambles
2. Fairy of the moor
3. Another trip to skye
4. An elder flute
5. Mater Dea
6. The Mummers' dance
7. In the storyteller's wardrobe
8. The silvery leaf
9. Breath of the ocean
10. The enchanted oak
11. Mater Dea (acoustic version)
What joy it was to work with Simon and Marco. I am proud that we could bring our love of music together on Another trip to Sky?. Haunting and inspiring lyrics surrounded by mystical, magical and thoughtful arrangements. MaterDea have presented a wonderful journey. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
John Whelan
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released 01 April 2010
Mater Dea was born when two musicians, Simon Papa and Marco Strega, engaged in a remarkable collaboration. Coming from very different musical traditions, they nevertheless share a common passion for the dreamy, haunting and rarified ambience of Celtic music. In their first album “Below the Mists above the brambles”, MaterDea blends the magic atmospheres of ancient music with very powerful rock beats. In their songs the flavour of natural elementals, marvellous creatures and fantastic stories carry the listener to a surreal dimension in which he gets in contact with the ancient cult of the Great Mother. Special guest of this album is the accordionist John Whelan, featuring in the beautiful ballad "Another trip to Skye" here reinterpreted with original lyrics written by MaterDea.
Mater Dea was born when two musicians, Simon Papa and Marco Strega, engaged in a remarkable collaboration. Coming from very different musical traditions, they nevertheless share a common passion for the dreamy, haunting and rarified ambience of Celtic music. In their first album “Below the Mists above the brambles”, MaterDea blends the magic atmospheres of ancient music with very powerful rock beats. In their songs the flavour of natural elementals, marvellous creatures and fantastic stories carry the listener to a surreal dimension in which he gets in contact with the ancient cult of the Great Mother. Special guest of this album is the accordionist John Whelan, featuring in the beautiful ballad "Another trip to Skye" here reinterpreted with original lyrics written by MaterDea.
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