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Cormac Nagle Glasgow, UK
Playing a mixture of originals and traditional songs, Cormac Nagle blends an understated vocal drawl with timeworn melodies,
uplifted by a singular, surrealistic lyrical voice.
"Lovely storytelling, nostalgic with a longing in it. Shouts of Kurt Vile" - BBC Introducing Solent
"One of the finest songwriters in the country" - Folklore Sessions
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