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A Dancer In The Fire… Once More

Mar 16, 2022

Irish musical legend Paul Brady releases a new studio album titled ‘Maybe So’ on 22nd April 2022 through Proper Records, home of his previous ‘Unfinished Business.’

Recorded during the COVID lockdown, the album features 11 new tracks and is available to pre-order at https://paulbrady.lnk.to/maybeso. The lead single ‘It’s a Beautiful World (Now You Are Here)’ is out anytime now. Follow the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLg6RLtP3J0

Speaking about the single, Brady said: “It’s a song that celebrates the arrival of new life on the planet despite the sadness and chaos that rules the world at the moment.”

Brady is one of Ireland’s most highly regarded and successful artists. Over his 40 year career, he has crossed musical boundaries again and again, incorporating folk, rock, blues, traditional Irish and classic pop styles into his song writing.

His songs have been covered by a huge array of major artists, including Tina Turner, Cliff Richard, Cher, Carole King, Art Garfunkel, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Joe Cocker, Trisha Yearwood and Phil Collins and, closer to home, Ronan Keating, Joe Dolan, Dickie Rock, Maura O’Connell, Liam Clancy and Mary Black. Fans include Mark Knopfler whose website has a whole section on Paul Brady

The track listing for ‘Maybe So’ is:

How Come I Feel Bad

Nothing Is As It Seems

To Be The One

The Shape That I’m In

The Tower of Gone

It’s A Beautiful World (Now You Are Here)

When Love Comes Tumbling In

Just Behind The Veil

Improvisation on the Galway Reel

Stories

Love Goes On.

More details from paulbrady.com

Spiral Earth will of course bring you a full review just as soon as a copy lands.

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