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Irish electronica duo From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Aeons are an Irish electronica duo made up of Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh and Pádraig Rynne. They released their first singles, "Bealtaine" ('Beltane') and "An Fhuil" ('Blood') in 2016,[1][2] and their first album, Fís ('Vision') in May 2018.[3][4]
Aeons | |
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Origin | County Kerry, Ireland |
Genres | Electronica, synth-pop, ambient |
Years active | 2016–Present |
Labels | Ropeadope |
Members | Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Pádraig Rynne |
Website | https://www.facebook.com/AeonsIreland/ |
The duo have received several nominations to, and have won twice in, the NÓS music awards, the principal awards for modern Irish-language music. In 2019, Aeons were nominated for 'Band/Musician of the Year'; Fís received a nomination for 'Album of the Year', and 'Cúramaí an tSaoil', one of the songs in Fís, was nominated for 'Song of the Year',[5][6] although it was Kneecap, a rap duo from Belfast, who in the end won each of these awards.[7] In 2017, Aeons won two NÓS awards, for 'Video of the Year', with the music video for Bealtaine, and 'Debut Act of the Year'. They also received three further nominations; Bealtaine and An Fhuil, both for 'Song of the Year', and the duo themselves for 'Band/Musician of the Year'.[8]
These awards and nominations are summarised in the table below:
Year | Award | Song or Album | Type |
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2019 | Musician/Band of the Year | - | Nomination |
Album of the Year | Fís | Nomination | |
Song of the Year | Cúramaí an tSaoil | Nomination | |
2017 | Musician/Band of the Year | - | Nomination |
Song of the Year | Bealtaine | Nomination | |
An Fhuil | Nomination | ||
Debut Act of the Year | - | Bua | |
Video of the Year | Bealtaine | Bua |
Title | Year | Album |
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Bealtaine | 2016 | - |
An Fhuil (with
Séamus Barra Ó Shúilleabháin) |
- | |
Ar Snámh | 2018 | Fís |
Éalú | ||
A Stóirín Bán | ||
Cúramaí an tSaoil
(feat. The Rubberbandits) | ||
Stoirm | ||
Fé Scáth | ||
Crann Taca | ||
Drochshúil | ||
Ar Snámh Acoustic
(with Cormac McCarthy) |
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