Paul Meehan

Paul Meehan has a collection of tracks that resonate well with fans of Celtic music. One standout is “1st of August,” which carries a lively rhythm that invites listeners to join in. “Grappa Groove” is another favorite, blending traditional elements with a modern twist.

Other notable tracks include “Singing Stream Air,” “Mullacreevie,” and “Farewell to McCarthy's.” Each song showcases Meehan's skill and ability to connect with his audience. “Longnancy's” and “Tiarnán And Stephanie's” add to the mix, offering varied tempos and moods.

For those looking to explore more, “Gleann An Phréacháin - Valley Of The Crow,” “The Wrong House,” and “Eleven Eight” round out the list. Each track contributes to the overall experience, reflecting the depth and richness of Meehan's music.

Paul Meehan's latest album, "The Gods Had Forgotten Us," released in 2009, showcases his continued exploration of European and Celtic music. This work reflects a blend of traditional influences and modern sensibilities, appealing to fans of the genre. The album features a variety of tracks, each contributing to the overall theme of cultural remembrance and musical storytelling.

In 2021, Meehan released a remix of "Bet You And I," done in collaboration with Brian Rawling. This single offers a fresh take on the original, blending contemporary sounds with his signature style, making it a noteworthy addition to his discography. The music encapsulates his ability to connect with listeners, drawing them into the narrative woven through his melodies. As he continues to create, Meehan remains a significant figure in the realm of European and Celtic music.