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Biography
DRUMLIN transports you into the deep warmth of a captain's cabin, beneath the sails and stars...to a place where the most compelling of adventures and romances are spoken of, and great vitality is found in light, shadow, and song.
Drumlin is a family band from Nova Scotia with a passion for adapting, arranging, and restoring fragmented Canadian heritage songs into a cutting edge fusion of traditional and modern music. Dal, Anya, Kassia, and Liam Gilbert are multi-instrumental performers and talented songwriters, giving expression to the inner thoughts and candid observations of the new generation.
DRUMLIN has been performing and recording music for well over a decade. This vibrant, young, classically trained sibling band gained national recognition celebrating and working with some of Nova Scotia’s finest heritage music, hand picked from the Helen Creighton collection. Mackerel Skies (2008) charted in the ‘top ten’ on college and community radio stations, was embraced by CBC radio, and received great reviews, numerous accolades, and international airplay.
2008 Canadian Folk Music Award Nominee
2009 East Coast Music Award Nominee
2009 An'R International Award of Excellence
22 tracks
Showing 10 of 12 tracks
I Dyed My Petticoat Red
Let Go Your Bowline
Stormy Weather Boys
The Twa Brothers
The Sea Captain
Down in Old Ireland
Sailor Boy
The Eight Famous Fishermen
My Irish Girl
Silvy
10 tracks
Louie
Fire
Hit and Miss
Cries
Try For Me
My Dearie
Paper Flowers
Little Things
Someone
Annabel Lee
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