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cua's Songs of the Hollow
"THAT IS TERRIFIC ...WHAT A PIECE OF WORK! THAT IS FABULOUS!"-, GENEVIEVE TUDOR BBC RADIO
"CATCH THEM WHEN YOU CAN"- -, GENEVIEVE TUDOR BBC RADIO
"The more you listen the more you hear, the more you hear the more you want to listen. The roots of this music spread wide, anchoring cua like a colossal tree giving them a strength a rigor and a real presence. Coastal Music looks to the horizon and is music without borders, traditional folk, jazz, classical music American, Roots music whatever it is, it is a vital music."
- Marc Higgins, Northern Sky Magazine
"... a gripping spiritual / Irish trad crossover, which also hints at classical precision in it's guitar, fiddle and bouzouki ensemble playing."
- Oz Hardwick, RNR magazine.
"I THINK ITS THE BEST" - FRANK HENNESSY CELTIC HEARTBEAT BBC RADIO WALES
"The point about anything that’s truly ‘different’ is finding that moment when unusual becomes singular rather than strange."
"instruments, minutiae of melody, arrangements and three-part harmonies are uncompromising and innovative"
" influence that interlaces, separates and coalesces"
"The more you listen the more you hear ... the roots of heritage, explosions of jazz with bluesy overtones, Eastern Europe mixed with Americana, free-ranging snippets of avant garde, Irish tradition from both sides of the Atlantic, acapella .."
"the album 'songs of the hollow" the band "cua"...you should look out for both.
There are 15 tracks on the album each distinctive, different and equally impressive.
- Tim Carroll - folkwords.com
"...dynamic and contrasting instrumentation and vocal arrangements..."...-the best of music and film blogspot
"...So I’ve stopped wondering and now simply enjoy Songs of the Hollow..."-Richard Hollingum - Folk Radio UK
"...an album of variety and of voices..." "...of echoes and of influences..." "...of emotions and passions..."-Richard Hollingum - Folk Radio UK
" ...harks back to the peak of traditional folk..."--the best of music and film blogspot
"love songs...songs of love...songs of hope...songs of anger"- -the best of music and film blogspot
"rousing chant harmony"-Edward O’Dwyer limerick fringe festival review
"The tracks.. vary from a cappella to multi-instruments"
"gripping contemporary Irish trad mould"
"classical overtones"
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cuamusic@gmail.com
cua are a folk, world and roots music trio based in Ireland
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