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Artist description
a diverse progressive folk/rock band with a broad spectrum of styles and influences; from Mozart to the Chieftains, combined with unforgettable melodies and creative arrangements. |
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Music Style
folk/rock |
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Musical Influences
waterboys, mozart |
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Artist History
Jayah’s music has been evolving since the days of the Bronx Irish Theatre, where singer/songwriter Stephen Smallhorne began penning tunes for such notable productions as The Risen People, among others. It was there that he met singer Sheila O’Leary, and a personal as well as a musical friendship was formed. While having informal music sessions at the legendary An Beal Bocht Café in Riverdale, guitarist Séamus Daly and bassist Dean Marchi were first drawn to Stephen’s music, and Jayah was born. Jayah’s music, while difficult to categorize since each song stands on its own, is reminiscent of a blend of classic rockers like Yes, traditional Irish artists like Mary Black, and folk-rockers like Lindisfarne. |
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Group Members
steven smallhorne, singer/songwriter, classical guitar
sheila o'leary, vocalist(former vocalist with solas)
seamus daly, guitars, vocals
dean marchi, bass,vocals
other players include members of the popular band celtic band whirlygig and art rock band, chasing sunday |
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Albums
first egg |
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Press Reviews
........a band worth watching for...........IRISH VOICE.......we played jayah to a massive positive audience response.......RADIO KERRY......this band rocks, the music demands a listen......TALLAGH RADIO, DUBLIN......a very musical folk rock band that delivers....WBAI RADIO, NYC......a must see , this band entertains.........HOME AND AWAY, NYC......i enjoyed jayah, keep up the good work.......IAN ANDERSON , JETHRO TULL |
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Location
bronx, new york - USA |
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