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Popular Achill singer James Kilbane’s latest album,‘Mary: The Lord’s servant’, is a mixture of traditional and contemporary songs
James Kilbane releases new album
Popular Achill singer James Kilbane has released his 12th album and his second in association with religious publisher Veritas Publications, ‘Mary: The Lord’s servant’.
Kilbane is now one of Ireland’s leading recording artists in Christian and country-based music, and the album is released to coincide with Easter and the month of May, ‘Mary’s month’.
‘Mary: The Lord’s servant’ is a mix of traditional and contemporary songs, drawing on scripture and prayer.
Kilbane continues to tour and is currently staging Christian country events across Ireland. ‘Mary: The Lord’s servant’ is widely available in all Veritas stores, Knock Shrine, Duffy’s Westport and other shops and religious centres across Mayo and Ireland, as well as online from Veritas.ie, iTunes and Amazon.
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