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The Sounds of the Wild Atlantic Way Ireland’s epic west coast is home to the world’s longest coastal road: the Wild Atlantic Way. We sent musicians Solomon Grey to capture the sounds of this journey, and the results are simply… stunning. Wild Mission Solomon Grey is Joseph Wilson and Tom Kingston. The two met while studying in Oxford University, but it was during a period of work and recording in County Cork when the duo’s sound really emerged. Surrounded by West Cork's gorgeous scenery, the two musicians soon found the landscape shaping and inspiring their music. Who better then to be sent out into the countryside to distill the sound of the raw, the rugged and the regalWild Atlantic Way? A feast for the senses And so, in their mobile recording studio, Solomon Grey set off on a musical journey through Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. With audio equipment galore, their mission, if they chose to accept it, was to go on a journey of inspiration, to capture the sounds of not just the land, but of the locals, too. Now, considering that the Wild Atlantic Way is 2500km of rugged coastline, ancient castles, dazzling sunsets and colourful local characters, you’d be forgiven for thinking it’s a treat for the eyes only. In fact, it’s more. As Solomon Grey found out, a journey along the way is akin to diving headfirst into a thundering sea of creativity. It is a coastline where the places and the people add up to a unique experience, that insist on inspiring you. The Sounds of the West Luckily for Solomon Grey, the west of Ireland is a wild landscape that produces a cacophony of sounds. Think a morning chorus of birdsong, fizzing surf on Barley Cove and the thunderous stampede of hooves from galloping horses on Omey Beach. Watch the video and you’ll even see Solomon Grey treated to a rendition of an ancient Irish love song courtesy of a local songstress on a Galway strand. As a result of their west coast odyssey Solomon Grey have fused the land, sea, wind, history and people together their unique production style. The result? A stunning piece of original music that will be available for you to download for free on Ireland.com and enjoy again and again…and again. But enough reading. Feast your eyes and ears on the video of Solomon Grey’s journey for a mind-blowingly inspirational insight into the Wild Atlantic Way. Don’t forget that you can begin your own Wild Atlantic Way adventure right here.
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Baile » Cláir » Féilte - Slí an Atlantaigh » Baile Féilte – Slí an Atlantaigh, sraith 2014 réidh chun bóthair agus í ag leanúint Shlí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin. Tabharfaidh Síle Ní Bhraonáin clár chugainn a bheidh lán go barr le bia áitiúil den scoth, eachtraíocht, ceol agus damhsa traidisiúinta, cuairt ar cheantrachta Gaeltachta agus go deimhin áilleacht dhrámatúil an chósta fhiáin seo. Tabharfaidh gach clár sa tsraith muid chuig Pointe Fionnachtana difriúil ar Shlí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin ag tosú ag Cionn Mhálanna agus ag leanúint thar naoi gclár go ceann scríbe, An Seancheann i gCionn tSáile. Buailfidh muid le muintir na mbailte atá breactha ar fud chósta na tíre agus muid ar thóir cheol, bhia agus thaitheamhachtaí an cheantair. Chomh maith leis sin, beidh comórtas ann gach seachtain inar féidir duaiseanna iontacha de léithéid shaoire óstán, ócáidí bialainne agus deiseanna ar na gníomhaíochta íontacha atá le fáil ar Shlí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin a bhuachaint. Bí linn ón Déardaoin an 3 Iúil ag 20:30 agus Féilte – Slí an Atlantaigh ag cur tús lena thuras taiscéalaíochta ar an mbóthar tiomána is fiáine, is aoibhne agus is draíochtaí ar dhomhan – Slí an Atlantaigh Fhiáin in Éirinn. Clár 9 - Corcaigh