
Summary
Claire Sands introduces her new album, "They Tried to Bury Us," highlighting its significance and the diverse themes it explores. The album features a variety of songs that reflect on cultural experiences, particularly focusing on Palestinian culture and the influence of textiles and traditions. Sands expresses her inspiration drawn from her experiences in a refugee camp in Bethlehem, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and cultural representation in her music.
Throughout the discussion, Sands touches on the collaborative nature of the album, mentioning contributions from various artists and the deep connections to the cultural narratives of Palestine. She reflects on her journey as a musician and the evolution of her sound, noting the challenges and joys of creating music that resonates with her heritage. The conversation reveals her passion for learning and sharing stories through her art, making it clear that this album is not just a collection of songs, but a meaningful exploration of identity and resilience.
Show Notes
Labhair Aisling leis an gceoltóir, gníomhaí, snámhaí agus file Clare Sands faoina halbam nua 'They Tried to Bury Us', faoin camchuairt agus a gníomhaíochas.
Is féidir ticéid a fháil do chamchuairt Clare ar www.claresands.com
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