• Irish Music Magazine official podcast. Season 1 Episode 1. Nathan Carter in conversation with Lar Flynn

  • Jan 27 2021
  • Length: 53 mins
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Irish Music Magazine official podcast. Season 1 Episode 1. Nathan Carter in conversation with Lar Flynn

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  • Nathan was born on 28th May 1990, growing up in Liverpool. His family originate from Newry in County Down.He soon leaned to play the accordion and trips to Ireland to compete in Fleadh Ceoil’s became a regular feature of young Nathan’s life, and by the age of 12 he won All Ireland medals for singing, and the accordion. Nathan soon became a member of the Liverpool Ceili band, playing accordion and piano, and solo performances soon followed in Liverpool and Ireland.

    On a trip to Donegal in 2009, Nathan was appearing in concert in Buncrana, where he met with songwriter John Farry. So impressed was Farry that representation soon followed and the rest, as they say, is history.

    IRISH MUSIC MAGAZINE Official Podcasts Season 1 Episodes 1-8 will also be available to download via Spotify, iTunes, Google, Apple, Podbean, Soundcloud and wherever you access your podcasts. Our Podcast Series 1 theme music to Blackbird has been kindly supplied under licenced to Irish Music Magazine by Wardlaw Music as arranged by Sharon Shannon/Donal Lunny. IRISH MUSIC MAGAZINE Official Podcasts Season 1 Series 1 are produced by Emerald Isle Media with Lar Flynn's Talks The Talk. Follow IRISH MUSIC MAGAZINE on Facebook @ Irish Music Magazine official Order your Monthly Magazine & Subscription @ www.irishmusicshopping.com  
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