Gavin Fairhall Lever return in February with their new album, Tearing Down Walls. Listen to the album opener, Taurus, which displays a poetic cohesiveness and journey-like quality that will leave you wanting more.
While TEYR’s energetic and wildly entertaining delivery is still there on Estren, the added lyrical depth and musical variety, the moral bite and sensitivity to the world’s problems elevate them to the very top tier of today’s folk music.
TEYR are delighted to announce the release of their second album, Estren. Watch them performing a live version of album opener ‘Shannon Frisk Arrivals’ at the stunning Welsh Chapel in central London.
Watch the James Patrick Gavin Trio performing ‘The Basque Set’, the final video in a series of four that was filmed live at the beautiful Welsh Chapel in London.
The James Patrick Gavin Trio is a new project featuring James alongside Adrian Lever and Tim Fairhall. Watch them performing The Dying of the Light, a beautiful tune written by Tim who also provides a brilliant insight into its creation.
The James Patrick Gavin Trio is a new project featuring Adrian Lever, Tim Fairhall and James Patrick Gavin. Watch them performing Stanley Hills in the beautiful Welsh Chapel (in London).
The James Patrick Gavin Trio is a new project featuring Adrian Lever, Tim Fairhall and James Patrick Gavin. We will be sharing four live videos over coming weeks and we kick off today with The Great Debate.
James Patrick Gavin’s ‘Chewing The Fat’ is a beautiful, imaginative album that anyone with a love of contemporary folk music should have in their collection; it was a joy to witness that music brought to the stage in such an accomplished manner.
Since reviewing Chewing the Fat, the latest album from James Patrick Gavin we have been featuring a series of videos from his Union Chapel album launch. Watch the latest – Standing Stone and read the story behind it.
Watch James Patrick Gavin performing Lady O’Dreams live at London’s Union Chapel for the album launch of his superb album ‘Chewing the Fat’. The song is named after a pub that once stood in the Angel, Islington, called the Lady Owen Arms.
Watch this superb live video from James Patrick Gavin’s album launch at London’s Union Chapel. “This was one of the most intensely emotional nights of my life with many people participating and a packed audience – and we pulled it off!”
Even if you believe you know what the word ‘personal’ implies, James Patrick Gavin has produced an exceptional album that is sure to make you think again…”For those that have gone and those that are yet to come… …This is a love letter to my family and Ireland.”
