Stories in music, not background music.
Lughaidh writes and performs live original songs in multiple languages, between surreal storytelling and questions that remain: What we are, what remains of us, what it means not to want to end.
Robot that fall in love, arche that sail away, a god invoked in a night of love – behind the images, a more serious thought about identity and consciousness.
He has performed in international contexts, taking this repertoire beyond the linguistic boundaries in which it was born. An ancient name for a music that doesn’t settle for entertainment.
“I’ll introduce myself in two minutes…”
Sing in Italian, Spanish and French, and I have played in several countries even in front of audiences that did not speak my language.
The songs are all mine: stories born from images that remain with me: a robot that breaks down after learning to love, an ark that sets off without knowing what it leaves behind: the images that come to mind when I try to understand who we are.
If you have a venue, are organizing a showcase, or are putting together a private evening and are looking for something that isn’t just a background, we’ll probably be a good match!
Where my songs have taken me.
If you’ve made it this far, something you’ve heard has probably intrigued you. Write to me telling me what you have in mind, whether it’s a night out at a club, a cultural event, or a private event: we’ll work together to assess the context and find a way to organize a date.
The invitation also applies to musicians. After years of concerts, I still look for people with whom to compare myself and build something new, and I am always available to meet anyone who is willing to play together.
It is true that many of our contemporaries have recently turned away from religion, mainly in countries
of Western Europe, and especially in reference to the Christian religion that dominated Europe for centuries. However, this estrangement does not seem to be total: some doubts about the nature of life and the universe remain. In
effects, in the depths of many individuals, questions arise
about the birth of life, the dynamics of the universe, the constraint of death, the reason for existence and the profound reason why we live as human beings.
If a growing part of Western European civilisation is freeing itself from religious constraint, there is still a good
part of the people on the planet that is ardently attached
to a religion and generally does not accept atheism
or it accuses this emancipated society of being materialistic, spiritually inferior and unable to compete
with the sacred texts. [...]
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