Pure drop traditional Irish music played by three of the premier players of their generation: Solas’ Alan Murray, multiple All-Ireland winner Isaac Alderson and award-winning fiddler Andrew Finn Magill.

From a family steeped in Irish music, Andrew Finn Magill is a Fulbright fellow, North Carolina Arts

Council Fellow, and award-winning composer. He has been featured on PBS with John Doyle, toured France with Open the Door for Three, and is a 2024 semifinalist at the Seifert Jazz Violin competition in Krakow, Poland.

Scottish guitar & bouzouki-player Alan Murray is one of the most in-demand accompanists in Irish music and has performed at Denmark’s Tønder Festival, Milwaukee Irish Fest and Celtic

Connections. Alan has shared the stage with such artists as Karan Casey, Niall and Cillian Vallely, Eileen Ivers and Scotland’s Battlefield Band. In 2020, the two musicians released their debut album "Murray & Magill" exclusively on Bandcamp.

In 2002, at the age of 19, Isaac Alderson won the senior All-Ireland championship titles on Irish flute, whistle and uilleann pipes. He has toured and recorded as a member of several well-known bands and ensembles including Eileen Ivers, Comas, Ensemble Galilei, Runa and is a founding member of The Yanks. Isaac has worked on two Broadway musicals: Sting’s The Last Ship, and Come From Away, and in 2014-2015 he played in the iconic show Riverdance on its 20th anniversary three-month tour of China.