Folk trio TEYR evolved out of London’s thriving session scene, combining bothy ballads, focsle shanties, folk tunes and Irish poetry. Their unique blend of voices and instruments draws links between the many sounds of the Celtic and British isles. Featuring close vocal harmonies, fiddle, uilleann pipes, guitar, low whistle and accordion, and influenced by the great folk musicians who've come before, TEYR (‘3’ in the Cornish language) have honed their craft and thrive on weaving their diverse threads together. James Patrick Gavin (Guitar, Fiddle, Vocals) Tommie Black-Roff (Accordion, Vocals) Dominic Henderson (Uilleann pipes, Low Whistle, Vocals) TEYR's latest album, Estren, is recorded and produced by Ian Stephenson. Their return marks a new focus on raw live sound, interwoven vocals, musical collaboration and rich soundscapes. The new album melds original compositions and songs, tipping its hat to the themes of travel, immigration and identity summed up in the word ‘Estren’, Cornish for ‘Stranger’. This album features a selection of musicians, hailing from different backgrounds, who have strong ties with TEYR. Within the tracks we see the likes of Abel Selaocoe, Ruth Corey, Alastair Caplin, Holly Harman, Sid Goldsmith, Amy Jane Hosken, Tad Sargent, Flora Curzon, Hilary Coleman and Nina Harries.