Lemoncello Dublin, Ireland
Lemoncello charm audiences into an enigmatic world of intimate observations and uncomfortable questions with irresistible charisma, chemistry and humour. At once minimal and dramatic, their soundscape of cutting vocals, gritty cello and cyclical guitar is embedded in Irish roots and entwined in love of off-kilter pop, romantic & contemporary classical music and jazz extemporisation. ... more
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One of my favorite albums ever and I listen to it all the time, every song is beautifully made and I admire the songwriting. Way Up on the Mountain wrenches my heart in the best possible way, the blending and passion of these singers is something genuinely special.
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So atmospheric, so compelling, a great album.
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We caught Eoghan and band at the Dockers' in Sailortown - what a treat!
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Worst mistake a gifted singer can make is creating songs just as a frame or a background for a sterile display. No such dangers, here: you can't separate the flower from the grass in these beautiful paintings. Not a single second is wasted without a purpose, you really feel like the arrangements are handcrafted wood – or silk, each thread woven individually You get entranced by the waves of the meadow, as if earth were breathing, you lull on time with the wind. Possiamo solo esserle grati.
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