Rodney Owl Galway, Ireland
Evocative yet elusive, filled with abstract lyricism and musical dynamism. Quirky and whimsical Electric
Folk.
Recently released (April 23) 2nd album Truth Is Broken on Black Gate Label.
Currently lives a quasi-reclusive life with his family in rural west of Ireland, inspired by his surroundings - an ancient Celtic rainforest, dogs, cats and a multitude of feathered friends for company.
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