Kila
Kila formed in Dublin in 1987, playing Irish folk music that felt both rooted and restless. Their sound pulled from traditional melodies but didn't stay...
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Kila formed in Dublin in 1987, playing Irish folk music that felt both rooted and restless. Their sound pulled from traditional melodies but didn't stay confined to them, which gave their recordings a particular energy. You can hear that mix on songs like "B'fhéidir" and "Cathain," where familiar Irish instrumentation meets arrangements that feel more open and contemporary.
In 1996, founding member Michael Cooney died. The band dedicated their album "Tóg É Go Bog É" to him. They released it independently anyway.
Their work has included songs in French, like "Je Continuerai" and "Du Dedans Au Dehors," which suggests their interests stretched beyond Ireland's borders.
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