The Lost Brothers team up M Ward & Howe Gelb on ‘After The Fire’

The Irish folk duo The Lost Brothers (Oisin Leech and Mark McCausland) have a new album coming out on February 7th called After The Fire After The Rain  recorded in Strange Weather Studios in Brooklyn, New York last year.

‘After The Fire’ is the newest preview from the album and it’s a song that features contributions from noted players and songwriters M Ward, Howe Gleb on electric guitars, Tony Garnier on upright bass (Bob Dylan’s “musical director” as he’s known) and Daniel Schlett (The War On Drugs) on synth who co-produced the record.

Says Leech:

“It was the very first thing we did in the studio on the first day of recording the album. The song itself is a statement of perseverance and survival against all the odds. A flower growing from the aftermath, out of the rubble and the ashes. We tried to get some dirt and grit into the rhythm of the lyrics on this song. Growing up in Ireland, our world was wet fields and grey skies- this was our landscape as youngsters and still remains our stomping ground really.”

The Lost Brothers tour dates

March 3rd- London – The Southbank- The Purcell room
March 19th – Omagh – Strule Arts Theatre
March 20th – Belfast – The Ulster Sports Club
March 21st – Dublin – Vicar Street
March 25th – Galway – Town Hall Theatre
March 26th – Castlebar -The Royal Theatre
March 28 – Letterkenny – An Grianan Theatre
April. 3rd – Waterford – St. Patrick’s Gateway
April 4th – Cork – Live At St. Luke’s
April 5th – Limerick – Dolans