"This Dublin band's formula for success: enchanting melodies, pitch perfect harmonies and beautiful acoustic guitars"
The Metro. Dublin Ireland, January 2007.
The Mysterious Chords release the single ‘Drink The Water’ this Summer and Headline Management are delighted to announce that this talented trio of folk musicians have joined their portfolio of outstanding artists.
Formed in 2002 by Pat Fagan. 2006 saw the cementing of the The Mysterious Chords lineup. Pat now feels that The Mysterious Chords are stronger, tighter and have a greater energy about them than at any time in the past.
Although The Mysterious Chords have not yet released their first album, tracks from the album have found their way onto local radio stations and the response has been exciting and positive.
There are 13 songs on the album written by Pat and he has written enough material for a second album. Pat is also a teacher and director at the Dublin School Of Guitar and studied classical guitar for many years with Ireland's leading classical guitarist John Feeley.
The influence of this style of guitar playing is obvious in the arrangement of the acoustic guitar playing in the songs.
Their songs are melodic and the vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar playing have helped to establish The Mysterious Chords as exciting live performers on the Dublin scene.The group's influences are, among others, Lennon and McCartney, Cat Stevens, Paul Simon, Neil Young and David Bowie to J.S. Bach and Julian Bream.
To find out more about Mysterious Chords visit their website: www.myspace.com/mysteriouschords
To book this Mysterious Chords please contact astrid@headlinemanagement.co.uk
The Metro. Dublin Ireland, January 2007.
The Mysterious Chords release the single ‘Drink The Water’ this Summer and Headline Management are delighted to announce that this talented trio of folk musicians have joined their portfolio of outstanding artists.
Formed in 2002 by Pat Fagan. 2006 saw the cementing of the The Mysterious Chords lineup. Pat now feels that The Mysterious Chords are stronger, tighter and have a greater energy about them than at any time in the past.
Although The Mysterious Chords have not yet released their first album, tracks from the album have found their way onto local radio stations and the response has been exciting and positive.
There are 13 songs on the album written by Pat and he has written enough material for a second album. Pat is also a teacher and director at the Dublin School Of Guitar and studied classical guitar for many years with Ireland's leading classical guitarist John Feeley.
The influence of this style of guitar playing is obvious in the arrangement of the acoustic guitar playing in the songs.
Their songs are melodic and the vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar playing have helped to establish The Mysterious Chords as exciting live performers on the Dublin scene.The group's influences are, among others, Lennon and McCartney, Cat Stevens, Paul Simon, Neil Young and David Bowie to J.S. Bach and Julian Bream.
To find out more about Mysterious Chords visit their website: www.myspace.com/mysteriouschords
To book this Mysterious Chords please contact astrid@headlinemanagement.co.uk
