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DAVY CLINCART MADDOCK

  • WWW.CLINCARTMUSIC.COM – DAVY CLINCART MADDOCK I have had a really busy time with both gigging and recording. I have been playing recently with Katie Whittaker, Julz Costello Band, Andy Eustace, Moonshine, Mairi Campbell’s Lismore Dance Band and many more. However, I have news of a new release out now on the famous PYE RECORDS label.It is a new album called CONFLICT and SANCTUARY. This is on 12″ Vinyl and also on online through the usual platforms. These recordings cross CELTIC, alt CLASSIC, AMBIENT, TRAD-FOLK and lots between. Music, Songs and Words

    I have had the pleasure of working with some great artists including Mairi Campbell, Jenny Hill, Oksana Mavrodii and Siobhan Glendinning.

    Dave MaClean (Riverside Studios) engineered the final mix and I am grateful to all of them.

    Vinyl version is available from http://www.pyerecords.com

    If you are tired of the predictable mainstream, and are ready to be challenged, please have a listen.

    ATB Davy Clincart Maddock

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About Davy Clincart

CONTACT DETAILS  – maddock770@btinternet.com   davyclincart@btinternet.com

Tel – 0044 (0) 787 207 5988

Clincart Music is the home of the Scottish Songwriter, Composer, Producer and now Author Davy Clincart Maddock and his merry band of collaborators.

    Davy

 

Davy Clincart Maddock has worked and recorded with a wide range of singers and musicians since returning to music in 2006. These include Katie Whittaker, Mairi Campbell, Andrew Robert Eustace, The Roll Ups, The Clincarts, The Delsonics, Norman Jay, Brian Hughes and the Lonesharks, The Crowdaddies, Dixon Street Soul Band, Moonshine, Clay County, Nickles & Dimes,  and many more.

In 2016, Davy and his studio relocated to the beautiful Island of Lismore in the Scottish Inner Hebrides. He has been working with local artists to release a multi-genre double album including poems songs and narrations by artists associated with Lismore. Called Sounds From The Great Garden it is produced by Davy and released by Clincart Music. Releases include Esther’s Island, a short story with music soundtrack tackling the subject of growing old and degeneration. Davy  has also released a solo album of space inspired music entitled Omniessence. 

In 2023, Davy re-located himself and Tirlaggan Studio to the Stirlingshire Village of Kippen.

In 2026, his album CONFLICT and SANCTUARY was released on PYE RECORDS.

Esthers Island Front Cover        Omniessence Cover

 The Clincarts released a box set consisting of music CD, Audiobook and Short Story entitled A Taste of Salt, the songs of which are based on a Davy Clincart short story “The Coffee Grinder and The Green Ray. In the box set there is a backing track and instructions for a line-dance Davy had especially created and choreographed, for the album.

More recently, compositions have been driven by an interest in incidental, film and experimental music. Davy continues to play live regularly with a variety of singers and other musicians. Some of these artists have also recorded at Davy’s studio and he remains open to any interesting project. Davy is a pool Composer for the “Scottish Composers & Songwriters”

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