Get all 18 Alison O'Donnell releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Alison O'Donnell & Gayle Brogan Double A-Side Single, Hark The Voice That Sings For All: new songs in an ancient tradition, Christmas 2011 unreleased tracks Bajik, The Travels of Janus, Spread Your Sailing Angels Over Me (50 years of song): a compilation, Five Forests by Head South By Weaving & Alison O'Donnell, Exotic Masks and Sensible Shoes, Climb Sheer The Fields Of Peace, and 10 more.
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Girl Of The House
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The Stag and The Hen
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Sing Like His Brother
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Breaking Soul
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Listening To Aimee
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Hark The Mission Herald
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When Magpies Squabble
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Alison O'Donnell Dublin, Ireland
Singer, musician, writer of songs & soundscapes. Collaborator in a number of bands across folk, trad, alternative & cross
genres. Long career going back to Mellow Candle as a teenager. Student of United Bible Studies. Songs are meaningful and frequently pastoral and poetic, sung with passion and heart.
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'Owl Service' never cease to amaze me with their ability to sound fragile, "scuzzy", otherworldly, and intimate: the album sounds effortless, songs are timeless and ... beautifully sung -especially Diana Collier!!
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Says The Never Beyond
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Exotic Masks and Sensible Shoes”
Picked this up just before Christmas and it was definitely my holiday soundtrack. Think I have a new tradition.
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A collab between Jill O’Sullivan, Peter Kelly, and Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, “This Rock” is moody indie at its best.
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The Austin band’s fourth album feels like the bleeding edge of a breakthrough, a country-rock dream machine somewhere between a jolt and a drift.
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The long-awaited new record from Woods feels like a stereophonic dream full of whimsical instrumentation and good vibes.
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Thomas Traherne
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Exotic Masks and Sensible Shoes”
Just discovering, and loving, this music in preparation for Hereford.
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