What's Here What's Gone

Release Date: 12th Mar 2007
Catalogue No: 702811546318
Label: Gael Music
Length: 50 minutes

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Brand new studio release from Luke Daniels. Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Luke Daniels has forged a reputation over the past two decades as one of the folk world's most respected multi-instrumentalists ? both as frontman, on a remarkable series of albums in his own name, and as an in-demand melodeon player for the likes of Ian Anderson, De Dannan, 'Riverdance' and as a regular in Cara Dillon's band. Over the course of a twenty-year career Daniels has already earned his place on the UK Folk scene as a virtuoso melodeon player with the likes of Riverdance, De Dannan and Ian Anderson. Whilst performing with his own band at The London Jazz Festival, The Royal Festival Hall and festivals in the UK and internationally. Luke also worked alongside Howard Shore and The London Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist on the movie soundtracks for Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. Daniels is one of the UK's most gifted and inventive musicians and having found a new voice as a songwriter and folk vigilante, is excited to be taking his contemporary acoustic folk in a new direction. "Intense, poetical and oft dark yet recounted through pleasing melodies. A rich tapestry has been woven into the songs; like a thoughtful unpicking and re-stitching of life's journey. R2 Magazine "A new force to reckon with" The Guardian

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