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Dessie Magee
Dessie Magee is an Irish musician whose work blends traditional instrumentation with contemporary folk and electronic elements. Their debut album 'The...
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Dessie Magee is an Irish musician whose work blends traditional instrumentation with contemporary folk and electronic elements. Their debut album 'The Forager's Almanac' came out in 2018, followed by records like 'Songs for the Solstice' and 'The Shadows of the Past'.
Their song 'Forage' has become particularly well-known among listeners. Another track, 'Life Design,' appears in their catalog of work.
The group includes Dessie Magee on vocals, Eoin O'Connor on guitar and mandolin, Ciara Murphy on accordion, Aidan Cronin on percussion, and Caoimhe Ní Shúilleabháin on cello.
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