There's something about Celtic music that resonates for me. While Kyle Carey isn't, strictly speaking, a Celtic music artist, she has her feet firmly planted in that tradition. Gaelic songs were meant to be sung by a voice like hers.
North Star
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‘Fusing elements of Appalachian and Celtic music, Carey’s music isn’t quite rooted in anything traditional as it is an innovation on both genres to patch together something whole and new. Lending a mindful ear to proceedings, it’s clear and quickly uncovered that Carey’s musical fusion is far more than a gimmick – it’s something innate and uniquely hers that offers an intangibly captivating spice to her work.’ — Jonathan Frahm, Popmatters
‘Capturing moments in life where emotion and nature intertwine to create memories is not easy. For Carey this seems to come naturally, as sunlight, sound and the wind that blows off each season brings with it melancholic moments of sadness and love.’ — Tony Lawless, Tradconnect
‘There is a delicate sensuality in her delivery that, combined with her songwriting skill, should soon see her at the forefront of contemporary Celtic music.’ — Simon Beards, Maverick Magazine
‘A voice to die for’ — Mike Harding
‘Fabulous. Absolutely outstanding.’ — Frank Hennessy, Celtic Heartbeat BBC Radio Wales
‘Beautiful songs, beautiful sound, beautiful voice, beautiful emotions... the more I listen– the more I’m in love.’ — Mike Penard, Radio I.S.A. France