_{Philippe Cousin}

They hadn't offered us an album since 2019 with the excellent ‘Clameurs’. Five years on, the Hamon Martin Quintet are back with ‘et si l'idée coulait de source’, a superb ten-track album, ten dance tunes of course, as part of their musical activity is hosting festoù-noz.

_{Philippe Cousin}

Zoë Conway has always played music. Having learnt to play the violin as a child, she began classical studies and then joined the Irish National Symphony Orchestra before turning to traditional music. She has several albums to her credit, both solo and in a group, as well as with her husband, guitarist John Mc Intyre.

_{Philippe Cousin}

Seventeen years have already passed since their previous joint album Pride of the West. But now the duo of John Wynne and John McEvoy, a flautist and a fiddler from County Roscommon in the north-west of Ireland, are back. This time they present us with The Dancer at the Fair, a superb, delicate album of twelve tracks and no fewer than thirty-one tunes. It's sure to make your day.

_{Philippe Cousin}

Last year I presented the album Bláth na hÓige, on which eight young musicians and singers from the main Gaeltachtaí (Irish-speaking regions) of Ireland got together, bringing their repertoire with them to complete a joint project.