Claudia Schwab's debut album "Amber Sands" is a compilation of music that unites the sounds of her native home-place of Austria with her adopted home of Ireland, as well as various other music traditions with which she feels at home.

A unique and atmospheric blend of Irish, Indian, Swedish and Eastern European music styles overlaid with her native Austrian yodelling, Schwab's music reflects her passion for people, place, and their associated music.

1. Jodlfunk Da Alma Zua
2. 3er Jodler
3. Like Lisa
4. As She Went Down to the River
5. Tune from the Base The Curious Sheep of San Lorenzo Larry Redican's
6. Sunday at Home
7. Alap to Austrindia
8. Austrindia Swedish Harmony
9. Currybbean
10. Little Fiddle Trio
11. Jodlfunk (remix)

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 05/12/2015
Claudia Schwab lives in Sligo Ireland

Tagged as: World, Folk, World Influenced

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