Celtic Lounge II - Song of the Sea - Sharon Knight

About Sharon and her music

In a world rekindling its fascination with myth and magic, Sharon Knight feels right at home. The San Francisco-based Celtic songstress casts her own brand of enchantment with her collection of original and traditional songs. Sharon has long been inspired by the fierce and passionate spirit of the Celts, and this is reflected powerfully in her music. Her latest release, Song of the Sea, features lyrical tales of muses and sirens, magical spells, pirates, phoenixes and otherworldly heroes. Song of the Sea evokes the indomitable spirit of the Celts and reminds us we can all view the world through the eyes of enchantment. Fans of Stevie Nicks and Loreena McKennitt will find musical kinship with Ms.Knight's shimmering vocals and lush instrumentation, while Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter devotees will resonate with the mythic themes evoked by Sharon's vivid poetic imagery.

Sharon's music stems from a deep desire to live in a more magical world - by magical, she explains, she means "possessed of a deep sense of connection to the earth, seeing the world as alive and interconnected, and having an awareness of subtle energies as yet unseen by the human eye." The current upwelling of interest in myths and magic excites her, for she feels the cultural climate has never been better for her artistic vision to flourish.

Where Celtic Enchantment Meets Mystical Chill

The ancient and the modern meet once again in this entrancing Celtic atmosphere as acclaimed artists and rising stars come together in a mesmerizing new set mixed by the Gordon Brothers (Buddha-Lounge, Hotel Tara). Instrumental and vocal pieces transport you to a mystical land where standing stones are shrouded in fog upon emerald green hills. A mood of graceful beauty unfolds in this collection making it a perfect choice for reading, working, or daydreaming.

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• celtic
• lounge
• mystical
• myth
• magic
• earth
• enchantment

[Mooncelt]

No, not Celtic at all, agreed.

[Durandal1492]

Beurk. Not celtic at all.

[BeitonFamily]

fiquei na duvida se é celta mesmo.

[trollrobbe]

Ich mag es. Hat mir mal eine liebenswerte Person empfohlen. :)

[guyNbluejeans]

Judas priest. In my country things are so screwed up that rappers are thought of as musical geniuses. And in your country the dudes wear dresses and are obsessed with singing about that Danny boy while the women fondle each other!

What a totally screwed up world!

[darkhair15]

Sth like medieval soul, Interesting ;).

[SOULFIREL33T]

I love this song, and what a beautifull voice, greetings catharina

[MistressRainStorm]

I really liked this song and vid, had never heard of sharon before, I think she has a great voice

[jparment1]

when are you gonna put you song captain blackheart on here

[heterotic]

This is NOT a lounge song!

[VanessAenAshley]

this is celtic. it is on the list of celtic seasongs. and the celtic culture is mixed with so many cultures, even with the greece culture and egyptian culture. the celts lived many years ago in halstatt, in germany.