Alban Fuam
About the artist
Alban Fùam (from the Gaelic “celebration of light and sound”) is an Italian band whose music describes Ireland by performing captivating Irish and Celtic songs skilfully rearranged with a rather modern flavour and unique taste. In 2015 they release their first official album titled “Whiskey ‘n Beer” published by the label Maxy Sound. In August 2015 they win the Montelago Celtic Contest, one of the most popular Celtic Festival in Europe.
Top songs
- Game of Thrones
- Scarborough Fair
- The Last of the Mohicans (Main Theme) / Porthole of Kelp - From "The Last of Mohicans"
- The Blarney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka - From "The Titanic"
- The Last of the Mohicans / The Porthole of Kelp
- Drunken Sailor
- The Wishing Well / Apples in Winter / Frost Is All Over - 3 Traditional Irish and Celtic Instrumentals for Jigs and Reels
- Duelling Violins / The Connaught Man's Rambles / The Boys of Malin - Duelling Violins from Musical Lord of the Dance
- The Monaghan Jig - Traditional Irish Jig
- The Monaghan Jig
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- Traditional Jigs / The Congress Reel - From "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows"
- Star of the County Down - Old Irish Ballad Set Near Banbridge in County Down, in Northern Ireland
- Traditional Jigs / The Congress Reel
- Hand Me Down the Tackle / The Fermoy Lasses / The Gravel Walks
- The Dusty Windowsill / The Gravel Walk
- Hand Me Down the Tackle / The Fermoy Lasses / The Gravel Walks - 3 Traditional Reels
- The Humours of Scarriff / Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Morrison's Jig
- The Barney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka
- The Rights of Man / The Pride of Petravore - Hornpipe
- Farewell to Whalley Range
- The Wishing Well / Apples in Winter / Frost Is All Over
- Whiskey in the Jar
- Rocky Road to Dublin
- Connie Walshe's / Out on the Ocean / Dinny Delaney's
- Game of Thrones - Main Theme
- Jackie's Coleman / The Old Copper Plate / Dave Normaway MacDonald's Wedding / The Wild Irishman
- Galway Girl
- Game of Thrones (Main Theme)
- Star of the County Down
- Duelling Violins / The Connaught Man's Rambles / The Boys of Malin
- The Rights of Man / The Pride of Petravore
- Lannigan's Ball
- Irish Soldier Laddie
- Streams of Whiskey
- Rocky Road to Dublin - Traditional Irish Drinking Song
- Streams of Whiskey - Irish Drinking Song
- The Wild Rover
- The Humours of Scarriff / Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Morrison's Jig - Traditional Irish Reel and Jigs
- I'll Tell Me Ma
- Scarborough Fair - Traditional English Ballad About the Yorkshire Town of Scarborough
- The Last of the Mohicans (Main Theme) / Porthole of Kelp
- The Rising of the Moon
- Galway Bay
- Molly Malone - Also Known as Cockles and Mussels or in Dublin's Fair City Is a Popular Irish Folk Song
- Black Velvet Band - Traditional Irish Fork Song. A Young Man Chances Upon a Beautiful Woman Little Suspecting the Trouble She Is Going to Cause Him
- The Great Song of the Indifference
- Whiskey in the Jar - Great Pub Sing-a-Long About a Man Who Robs Captain Farrell on the Road
- John Ryan's Polka
- Rocky Road to Dublin - Instrumental Version
- The Irish Rover
- The Irish Rover - Irish Folk Song About a Magnificent Sailing Ship That Reaches an Unfortunate End
- Madam I'm a Darling
- The Blarney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka
- The Wild Rover - Most Popular Irish Drinking Song
- High on a Mountain
- Cooney's Reel
- The Barney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka - From "Titanic: An Irish Party in Third Class"
- Harvest Home - The Red Haired Boy
- The Last of the Mohicans / The Porthole of Kelp (The Porthole of Kelp: Bobby Casey's / Farewell to Camden Town / Happy to Part / Port Hole in the Kelp / The Port Hole of the Kelp / The Sheaf of Wheat)
- The Auld Triangle
- Long Black Veil
- Irish Molly
- Cooley's Reel
- Dirty Old Town - Standard Country Folk Ballad
- Loch Lomond - The Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond
- Black Velvet Band
- From The New Country/The Irish Washerwoman
- Fields of Athenry - Best-Known Song About the Great Famine Which Raged over Ireland from 1845 Until 1849
- Fields of Athenry
- Connie Walshe's / Out on the Ocean / Dinny Delaney's - Traditional Irish Jigs Including Cúil Aodha Slide
- The Blarney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka - From "Titanic"
- Connie Walshe's / Out on the Ocean / Dinny Delaney's - Traditional Irish Jigs
- Jackie's Coleman / The Old Copper Plate / Dave Normaway MacDonald's Wedding / The Wild Irishman - 4 Traditional Reels
- John Ryan's Polka - From "Titanic"
- The Last of the Mohicans / The Porthole of Kelp - The Porthole of Kelp: Bobby Casey's / Farewell to Camden Town / Happy to Part / Port Hole in the Kelp / The Port Hole of the Kelp / The Sheaf of Wheat
- The Gravel Walk
- Duelling Violins / The Connaught Man's Rambles / The Boys of Malin - From "Lord of the Dance"
- The Rising of the Moon - Popular Irish Song About the 1798 Rebellion in Ireland
- Loch Levan Castle / Napoleon Crossing the Alps / the Pullet
- Black Velvet Band - Traditional Irish Folk Song
- The Wild Rover - Irish Drinking Song
- The Rights of Man / The Pride of Petravore - Traditional Hornpipes
- Molly Malone
- The Last of the Mohicans (Main Theme) / Porthole of Kelp (From "The Last of Mohicans")
- The Rising of the Moon - Irish Song
- Dirty Old Town
- Traditional Jigs / The Congress Reel (From "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows")
- The Barney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka (From "Titanic: An Irish Party in Third Class")
- From the New Country / the Irish Washerwoman
- Leaving of Liverpool - Fare Thee Well, My Own True Love
- Harvest Home
- Loch Lavan Castle/Napoleon Crossing the Alps/The Pullet
- Fairytale of New York
- Jingle Bells
- The Irish Rover - Irish Folk Song
- Leaving of Liverpool
- The Blarney Pilgrim / John Ryan's Polka (From "The Titanic")
- White Christmas
- Hand Me Down the Tackle / The Fermoy Lasses / The Gravel Walks (3 Traditional Reels)
- Scarborough Fair - Traditional English Ballad
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