I Left My Heart

Available to stream now: https://lnk.to/ileftmyheart
Featuring Éabha McMahon, Megan Walsh, Tara Howley, Caitríona Sherlock and Fergus Cahillane.

The first music release from Celtic World is ‘I Left My Heart’, a song originally written and recorded by rising Irish star Lucy Blue that poignantly captures the feeling of missing home and family whilst living abroad, something the Irish in particular have centuries of experience. No matter who or where you are, the draw for homeland remains and there will be times when thoughts turn to home and the people left behind. ‘D’fhág mé mo chroí’ is the Irish language for ‘I left my heart’ and the song relays the longing for home as an emigrant, wherever home may be. For the Irish and their descendants the upside is that ‘home’ is always there. Even if it’s been generations since family emigrated, that feeling of finding your heartland in Ireland stays always, forever strong.

Celtic World is a new music collective that features a fluid line up of renowned Irish talent. It began life last year when Grammy nominated singer Éabha McMahon launched the inaugural Celtic World Forum, a three day event held in Ireland that attracted an audience from all around the world.

The Celtic World umbrella is designed to be a multi-faceted endeavour. As well as the annual three day forum event it will also stage occasional concerts both in Ireland and overseas. There will also be a series of music releases throughout the year which will feature the very best Celtic talent.
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Credits
Song written by Lucy Blue, Fanny Hultman, Jessie Munro

Produced by Bill Shanley at Madison Studios, Dublin.

Musicians
Guitars, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion, Bouzouki, Backing Vocals by Bill Shanley
Fiddle & Tin Whistle by Colin Farrell

Mix and Additional Production by
Chris O’Brien & Graham Murphy
at the Production Suite, Dublin.

Mastered by Fergal Davis

Executive Producers
Shane McDonnell & Éabha McMahon

Видео I Left My Heart канала Eabha Mc Mahon