[TR24][OF] Maggie Carty - Ebb and Flow - 2025 (Irish Folk)

Lossless Audio Checker 2.0.7 logfile from Wednesday 25 June 2025 09:49:34 AM
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File:   E:\Downloads\Music\Jazz\Maggie Carty - Ebb and Flow - 2025 (24-48)\02. Chanter Song.flac
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File:   E:\Downloads\Music\Jazz\Maggie Carty - Ebb and Flow - 2025 (24-48)\03. My Island Home.flac
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foobar2000 2.0 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2025-06-25 09:50:16
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Analyzed: Maggie Carty / Ebb and Flow
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR11      -0.30 dB   -12.98 dB      3:12 01-What Will We Do
DR10      -0.30 dB   -10.78 dB      4:21 02-Chanter Song
DR11      -0.30 dB   -13.83 dB      4:28 03-My Island Home
DR11      -0.30 dB   -13.63 dB      3:27 04-Far Away In Australia
DR11      -0.30 dB   -12.53 dB      3:03 05-Morrison's
DR12      -0.30 dB   -15.91 dB      3:14 06-Last of My Kind
DR10      -0.30 dB   -11.78 dB      2:41 07-Glenside
DR9       -0.30 dB   -10.80 dB      4:19 08-A Stór Mo Chroí
DR13      -0.30 dB   -15.37 dB      2:47 09-Culfadda
DR11      -0.30 dB   -13.44 dB      4:16 10-Seoithín Seo-hó
DR8       -0.30 dB   -10.67 dB      6:09 11-Misty Mountain
DR8       -0.30 dB   -11.55 dB      4:38 12-Wexford Mummers
DR9       -0.30 dB   -11.03 dB      3:30 13-Out of the Ashes
DR10      -0.30 dB   -12.22 dB      2:48 14-Waxie's Dargle
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Number of tracks:  14
Official DR value: DR10
Samplerate:        48000 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           1641 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Maggie Carty - Banjo & Vocals
Tom Botting - Double Bass
Bonnie Stewart - Drums & Percussion
Máirtín Staunton - Flute
Rhys Crimmin - Didgeridoo, Guitar (3)
Declan Simpson - Guitar (5,12,14)
Gerry McKeague - Guitar (all other tracks)

https://www.maggiecarty.com/
From the west of Ireland, Maggie Carty brings soulful energy to Irish folk. Now based in Melbourne, she blends driving banjo, bluesy undertones, and evocative vocals to reimagine timeless songs. Raised in a musical family, her debut album Ebb and Flow reflects a deep connection to tradition with fresh storytelling, rhythm, and heart.

Ebb and Flow is the sound of movement in my life, my banjo playing, and the tides between Ireland and Australia that have shaped my family for generations. Now living on Wurundjeri Country, I have found space to reflect, collaborate, and shape a voice that honours my roots while embracing where I am. Anchored in lineage and shaped by distance, these tracks resound old storylines that still echo through a female lens. May this music bring you the joy it gave me and find you wherever you are on the ebb and flow. Thank you for listening.
Maggie x
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I was once told by my late father that music should sound ‘as smooth as pouring water from a jug’.
I’m reminded of his wise words on my first listen to this debut album “Ebb and Flow”. Maggie Carty seems to effortlessly play tunes on her banjo and sing her songs with total ease, captivating the listener to appreciate every ebb and tide of her playful notes!She approaches melody with innovative clarity and freshness. Her playing of well known traditional songs and tunes has a new dynamic, giving songs like ‘Far Away in Australia’ a new youthful lease of life.
I have known Maggie for a good while now and notice how she has developed and grown as an amazing young musician. She has learned from her father, the great John Carty, but has taken the tradition she has been brought up with, and given it a new interpretation which is what should happen for a music to survive and speak to a new generation.
Maggie has created a timeless debut album of great depth and colour. By choosing great material and embracing her new adopted land, she weaves the earthy tones of the Didgeridoo, an iconic instrument of Australia’s rightful Traditional Owners, to sit side by side with traditional Irish music. The music simply speaks for itself, as does this very talented, innovative musician.