Altered Vision, the much-anticipated debut album from Connemara-born singer Seánie Vaughan, is an exciting mixture of folk and rock. It takes listeners on a musical journey, on which you can uncover many of the musical influences Seánie has had.
The melodies and lyrics are sure to appeal to a wide audience, and fans of artists such as David Gray, Damien Rice, Paddy Casey, Mundy and Ocean Colour Scene are bound to find something they like in Altered Vision.
Guest artists on the album were Kenneth Coyne, Dylan Lynch, Utsav Lal, Damien McMahon, Tommy O'Hora, Lora Dimitrova, the Dublin String Quartet and the Gardiner Street Gospel Choir.
There are 11 tracks on Altered Vision, and they are: 'Altered Vision', 'Our First Night', 'Life Lessons', 'Time To Stand', 'Griffith Avenue', 'Ordinary Soldier', 'Epiphany', 'Meaningless Fun', 'Groundhog Night', 'Flames On The Street' and 'The Valley'.
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