TIME TO SPIN!

It is time to publish our next review and this time it is of Helisir ‘s latest and last album “SPIN”! With “SPIN” Jacqueline concludes the trilogy of what is and was “Helisir”. In this review Cliff showcases the journey it has been, goes deep into the music of the album and into the feelings it creates. Comparisons are drawn between Jacqueline and artists both from the Folk scene and beyond, which combined with multi-lingual lyrics show the versatility of the artist!

But we’re not going to keep you here on Facebook any longer! Put on the album, grab yourself some tea or mead, and go to this link to find out more!

– Picture courtesy of Kees Stravers

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Three years of CeltCast, thank you all!

But though our live video only shows Alex and Arjan , there are many more who have played a part in us reaching this joyous occasion!

We also want to take this moment to thank everyone that has played a part, or still is a part, of making this community as awesome as it is!

Thank you Bob , Lena , Kees , Iris , Marielle , Ilona , Cliff , Wendy , Helen , Tycho , Berit , and of course all of you who make it all worth while!

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ALBUM REVIEW: Martine Kraft – Huldreblod!

A little over a week ago we introduced Cliff to you all as our latest CeltCast family member, and one of the things he said he would be doing for us is reviewing albums, so it’s time for the first one!

Having Martine Kraft ‘s amazing song “Himmelfot” as our Monthly Marker this month, we thought it would be a good idea to start with a review of the album this song is from, Huldreblot, which was released last May.

In his review Cliff certainly shows what he’s made of, as he delves deep into not only the amazing album that it is, but also into his emotional connections with other music that was triggered by it and he clearly did research to provide the reader with not only relevant but also very interesting background information!

Curious yet? Good! 😀
Head on over to this link and read the review! You won’t be disappointed!

Review ‘Martine Kraft – Huldreblod’

A little over a week ago we introduced Cliff to you all as our latest CeltCast family member and one of the things he said he would be doing for us is reviewing albums. So, it’s time for the first one! 🙂
Having Martine Kraft‘s amazing song “Himmelfot” as our Monthly Marker this month, we thought it would be a good idea to start with a review of the album this song is from, Huldreblot, which was released last May.

In his review Cliff certainly shows what he’s made of, as he delves deep into not only the amazing album that it is, but also into his emotional connections with other music that was triggered by it and he clearly did research to provide the reader with not only relevant but also very interesting background information!

Curious yet? Good! 😀
Head on over to the review. You won’t be disappointed!


INTRODUCING: Cliff de Booy

There is once again some happy news in our ever-expanding team of dedicated volunteers, as we welcome Cliff into our CeltCast family! This tall man, dressed in handmade period clothing, completed with a perpetual smile, is a very recognisable sight at all the festivals, and his camera is always welcomed by bands and fans alike, as he always knows how to capture the emotions on stage in his shots.

These shots have graced several posts of ours already, so to be able to call Cliff part of the team is quite an honour for us. But besides supplying us with beautiful imagery, Cliff will also be writing album reviews, the first of which is to be published soon, and he will help Marielle in the CeltCast Community Facebook group.

Want to know more of his own personal background story? Then go to www.celtcast.com/cliff and read all about it. Feel free to leave your own welcome message here under this post and we’ll make sure he reads it.







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