Sian
Sian, meaning “storm” or “the elements”, have been making their harmonious mark on the Scottish traditional music scene since 2016. Originally brought together to celebrate Gaelic songs composed by women; Ceitlin Lilidh, Eilidh Cormack and Ellen MacDonald keep their material firmly rooted in this theme. Their individual voices blend seamlessly, intertwining atmospheric harmonies and sympathetic accompaniment from the guitar to create a unique sound. Their highly anticipated self-titled debut album, produced by Capercaillie’s Donald Shaw, is out now.
“Three stunning voices combined in playful and well-arranged harmonies, creating real magic.” – FolkWorld
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Sian, meaning “storm” or “the elements”, have been making their harmonious mark on the Scottish traditional music scene since 2016. Originally brought together to celebrate Gaelic songs composed by women; Ceitlin Lilidh, Eilidh Cormack and Ellen MacDonald keep their material firmly rooted in this theme. Their individual voices blend seamlessly, intertwining atmospheric harmonies and sympathetic accompaniment from the guitar to create a unique sound. Their highly anticipated self-titled debut album, produced by Capercaillie’s Donald Shaw, is out now.
“Three stunning voices combined in playful and well-arranged harmonies, creating real magic.” – FolkWorld