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This article provides brief summaries and reviews of various folk music albums. The albums cover a range of themes and styles, from traditional folk songs to experimental use of instruments. The reviews highlight the unique qualities of each album, such as the nature-themed concept album by Laura-Beth Salter and Ali Hutton, the blend of traditional Irish music and pop elements in Niamh Regan's album, and the cinematic soundtrack by Ian Lynch. The article also mentions other albums by different artists, offering a diverse selection for library patrons interested in folk music. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses several music albums and provides brief reviews for each. The first album, "Lúireach" by Landless, is described as a mesmeric collection of traditional and new material, with a focus on the female experience. The second album, "Halocline" by Malin Lewis, explores experimental sounds with Scottish smallpipes and border pipes, while also delving into themes of gender and identity. The third album, "Live in Kyoto" by Lúnasa, captures the band's live performances in Japan with a well-tailored program of traditional Irish music. Lastly, the article mentions the album "Sulla Rotta dei Venti" by North East Ska Jazz Orchestra, which is described as a vibrant and varied celebration of their tenth anniversary. [Extracted from the article]