Inventory The Celtic Social Club

• 1 Celtic Social Club 03:00
• 2 Princess of Lorient (intro) (instrumental) 05:25
• 3 Goadec In Da Club 03:26
• 4 Louadec 03:24
• 5 Rose in the Heather (instrumental) 03:49
• 6 A New Kind of Freedom 03:04
• 7 When you need 03:48
• 8 Sunshine 03:38
• 9 It's Morning John (instrumental) 02:43
• 10 Remember Joe Strummer 03:58
• 11 Pauper's Funeral 02:53
• 12 I'm Free 03:36
• 13 For Real 02:56
• 14 Ego 05:04
• 15 The Age of the World 04:01
• 16 This spell 03:11
• 17 City Light 04:38
• 18 Far away from here 03:54
• 19 Suddenly 03:58
• 20 I can't wait anymore 03:20
• Total Runtime 01:13:46

Info for Inventory

10 anniversary! Buckle up for Inventory, the new 20-track album that unleashes the band’s dynamic songwriting with two shiny new tracks, Suddenly and Far Away From Here. This masterful collection captures their journey over the past decade, marrying the warmth of Celtic traditions with the raw power of rock, the catchiness of pop, and the heart of folk.

Five years after their inception, The Celtic Social Club are still thriving upon their traditional heritage, but also widening their influences to the richness of other genres and cultures. The Celtic Social Club have been pursuing a fascinating journey in the modernisation of traditional tunes from Brittany, Ireland, Scotland and Asturia, to make a few. On their third album, the band, boosted by the arrival of new lead vocalist from Ireland, Dan Donnelly, have never sounded so tight and powerful, nor so relevant and fresh.

Recorded and produced in France, then mixed in the US by Manu Masko and New-Yorker Ariel Borujow (Black Eyed Peas, Cee Lo), these ten new tracks demonstrate the idiosyncratic synergy between tradition, songwriting and live energy. The Celtic Social Club are forging a new way to bridge the gap between Celtic, rock and pop music with such compelling authority.

After previous shows in USA, China, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey, the Czech Republic and Algeria, new live dates are coming up in and the UK. Traditional yet progressive, original yet fast becoming a new sensation at venues throughout the world. The Celtic Social Club are a vital link between the past and the future of music.

The Celtic Social Club

Please Note: We offer this album in its native sampling rate of 48 kHz, 24-bit. The provided 96 kHz version was up-sampled and offers no audible value!

The Celtic Social Club In seven years of existence, THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB has managed to impose a sound, a style and a name. With four studio albums and two live albums to their credit, crisscrossing stages, festivals and continents, the seven Franco-Irish musicians continue to refine their elegant and daring reinterpretation of the Celtic music tradition, shaken up with rock energy, pop harmony and folk melody.

Quite a journey for this group that was supposed to be, in July 2014, only a one-shot creation at the Vieilles Charrues festival... Energy, desire and freshness will have been the strongest for this meeting of adventurers, gathered around a name, THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB, and a simple artistic program: to advance the traditional Celtic music (Brittany, Ireland, Scotland, Asturias) by rubbing them with rock, pop, folk and groove.

Organized as a real stage commando, the collective plays a lot in Europe, flies to Asia, then to the United States, with notably an emblematic date in Central Park, NYC. Then they set out to conquer the United Kingdom, which is not very indulgent towards "Frenchy" groups. If the Pogues and the Clash have often been quoted to try to summarize this energetic and ambitious musical mash-up, the band has gradually found its marks and its stability, to the point of making references and comparisons obsolete today.

With their fourth album, DANCING OR DYING ? released on October 8, 2021, backed by the exceptional voice of their Irish singer, Dan Donnelly, Manu Masko, Ronan Le Bars, Goulven Hamel, Pierre Stephan, Mathieu Péqueriau and Richard Puaud have ambition to spare. And a formidable scenic commitment to assert their position of challenger!

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