Doolin Arts presents a very special evening of music & visual arts.
 
8.30pm    Premiere of James Skerritt's film A Stone Place 
9.30pm    McCloud Zicmouse
10.15pm  Peter Broderick
11.30pm  Dónal Dineen DJ & Visuals

Peter Broderick (1987) is an American-born musician and foraging enthusiast. Since 2007 he has toured the globe both as a solo act and a collaborator with the likes of Nils Frahm, Efterklang, and a large host of other international acts. Starting with the violin at age seven and then teaching himself piano, guitar, drums, etc., he is regularly commissioned as a session player, producer, and composer for film and dance. He currently lives with this family in the west of Ireland and spends his free time learning and sharing knowledge about foraging and other primitive skills.
 
‘Ode To Blackberry’ music video: https://youtu.be/_oVEIuTmT7M
Feature on TG4 with Rachael Lavelle: https://www.tg4.ie/ga/player/boxset/seinn/?pid=6296803671001&title=Rachael%20Lavelle%20&%20Peter%20Broderick&series=Cumasc:%20Seisi%C3%BAin%20sa%20Black%20Gate
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3haVJx9TUcufYl1rPyH0iv
Website: https://www.peterbroderick.net/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bropeterick/

McCloud Zicmuse, currently Prince Carnaval of Schaarbeek, was born on the 7th floor of a hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1973, but has called Belgium home for the past 14 years. Although proficient in a number of domains: letterpress printing, drawing, sculpture, textile design, pottery, cooking, instrument building, parading etc., McCloud is known by most as a musician. Starting out as a mediocre bass player at a middle school talent show in 1986, McCloud has not stopped since: fingerpicking the guitar, screeching on the clarinet & saxophone, oompa-oompa-ing on a bassoon, dabbling in piano, strumming a hommel (a traditional Flemish folk instrument), making toots, twangs & snaps on a variety of handmade creations & last bust not least: using the voice. Pluri-form & pluridisciplinary, McCloud produces pluri-genre sound stories: from folk to soul, from jazz to doo wop, from thrash to opera, from electro to drone, whatever it takes to share the message of the ephemeral moment. This eclectic approach to composition has led to a few projects that, while not well known, are still worthy of looking up on the internet: Le Ton Mité, Hoquets, The Lover BE, Linus Vandewolken& a current project: Prins Zonder Carnval.