New album TÌR - Out Now! 

£10.00 + p&p 
Credit and Debit cards accepted through our Band Camp Shop Portal.  Shipping worldwide. Digital download free with every CD purchased.  
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You can also buy a Sketchbook of TÌR album artwork as well as postcards of some of the song artwork by Highland artist Rachel Cush.  

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The Highland singer-songwriter duo, Brian Ó hEadhra | Fiona Mackenzie, have released their highly anticipated debut album, TÌR – Highland Life and Lore, on the Anam Communications record label. Co-produced by esteemed musician/composer Mike Vass, this album reflects their traditional Gaelic roots as well as other musical influences including Nordic, Eastern European and electronica. 

Whilst the duo's live sound has been called "ethereal and evocative", the album TÌR has been described as "sophisticated, ambient and cinematic". With layered harmonies, innovative interpretation of ancient Gaelic texts and songs as well as newly written material, Brian Ó hEadhra | Fiona Mackenzie have made a unique, high-end production album which would lend itself well to film and television soundtracks. 

Texts such as "Beannaich a Thriath Nam Flath Fial" and "Tha Mi Dol Dhachaigh Leat" are from "Ortha nan Gàidheal | Carmina Gadelica", the inspirational collection of folklore which was compiled by Alexander Carmichael over a hundred years ago. Inspired by the beauty and depth of the words, the duo created their own melodies to reflect the subject matter. 

Working closely with musicians Keith Morrison, Innes White and Mike Vass, traditional Gaelic songs such as "Cha Bhith Mi Buan" and "Iomraibh Eutrom" have received innovative arrangements and sound-design which has resulted in a truly original sound. 

Both Ó hEadhra and Mackenzie have performed globally on numerous television, radio and internet programmes and more recently Fiona has sung live on the new Netflix historical blockbuster - Outlaw King. She has also sung on the soundtrack to the eagerly awaited computer adventure game, The Bard's Tale IV; released by inXile in September 2018. 

TÌR – Highland Life & Lore is supported by Creative Scotland Open Project Fund and through a successful crowdfunded Kickstarter campaign. ​