Sarah Hayes - Woven flac album

Woven by Sarah Hayes, released 20 November 2015 1. The Fell Line 2. William & Jumble 3. The Trees They Grow Tall 4. Sair Fyel'd Hinny 5. Deep In Love 6. The Daffodil/Greenwood Laddie 7. Jute Mill Song 8. Four Loom Weaver 9. Mill Pond 10. Where Ravens Feed 11. Mill Race 12. When Fortune Turns The Wheel 13. Fall Of The Leaf 14. The Fell Line (Reprise) 15. Irene's Woven is the début album from Sarah Hayes - the d, Glasgow-based folk singer, musician and composer better known as a t with the mighty Admiral Fallow

Sarah Hayes is a British folk artist and t. She is a member of the indie-folk band Admiral Fallow and also a solo artist. Hayes was a finalist in BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards for three years in a row (2000–02) and has been nominated for the 2015 Composer of The Year in the Scots Trad Music Awards. Hayes was born on The Wirral, but moved at the age of two and a half to the village of Warkworth in Northumberland.

Woven was first performed at Celtic Connections in 2014, where it was commissioned as part of the festival’s visionary New Voices series – designed to produce new work from artists on the Scottish traditional music scene.

Woven is the début album from Sarah Hayes - the d, Glasgow-based folk singer, musician and composer better known as a t with the mighty Admiral Fallow. Woven was first performed at Celtic Connections in 2014, where it was commissioned as part of the festival’s visionary New Voices series – designed to produce new work from artists on the Scottish traditional music scene.

Sarah Hayes was commissioned to write this inventive concept work for Celtic Connections, and it promises to transform her career. Best known as a member of Glasgow band Admiral Fallow, she sets out to examine how relationships and experience create our sense of identity, by writing new settings for mostly traditional lyrics. The result is a fresh, emotional collection that shows her skills as a composer, t and singer

Sarah Hayes is best-known as a member of Glasgow group Admiral Fallow, and her debut album inverts that band’s uch-of-folk dynamic. A work of pure folk – after all, the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland-educated musician from Northumberland is a former BBC Young Folk award finalist – the record takes advantage of a certain facility for pop songwriting amidst its instrumentals and reinterpretations of traditional songs. Hayes’ voice is warm, the dance songs she has composed fresh and urgent, and her songwriting blessed with a sense of natural intimacy

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