 Ed Reavy
May 2001 release of a cd of the compositions of Philadelphia's Ed Reavy
played by some of the finest Irish-American musicians of recent times.
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 Altan
Altan's latest offering of May 2002 on the Virgin label.
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 Jean Butler
Unique dvd of original Riverdance performer,Jean,
displaying a series of techniques and exercises created by herself.Suitable for both beginner and accomplished dancers.
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 Josephine Keegan
A selection of traditional Irish music
composed by Josephine Keegan.
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 Time to Dance 2
Cathal Hayden,Mark Mohan,Brian McGrath,Máirtín O' Connor,Alan Kelly and Arty McGlynn come together to produce a blend of old and new tunes in this double cd
targetted not solely at the serious Irish dancer but at an audience appreciative of the innovation that these players bring to any musical project.
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 Cathal Hayden
Recorded live at the Open House Festival in Belfast,this album is a celebration of the remarkable musician that is Cathal Hayden.
In it,he plays with fellow musicians whom he respects and considers friends - Gerry Banjo O' Connor,Matt Molloy,Arty McGlynn,Máirtín O' Connor and Alan Kelly.
"A turbo-charged night of top-drawer traditional Irish music".
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 Geantraí
All-region dvd of live session recordings
from the TG4 series of the same title.
Nineteen tracks of the best of contemporary music and song from all over Ireland and beyond.
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 Charlie Lennon
June 2007 release of a double cd by Leitrim fiddler,pianist and composer.
Cd 1 consists of tried and trusted tunes which appeal to Charlie
and cd 2 contains his own compositions,new and old.
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 Sharon Shannon
Sharon's September 2003 release of her unique brand of musical eclecticism
with guest singer,Sinead O' Connor included.
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 Johnny Doran
Johnny Doran has long been acknowledged as one of the greatest uilleann pipers known in traditional Irish music.
For a travelling man who never issued a commercial recording,the influence exerted by his music on other players is incalculable.
The appeal of his music is the freshness and virtuosity of his approach though his repetoire was commonplace.He created sparkle whenever he played.
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