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D脿 uair a th矛de de che貌l is c貌mhradh math be貌thail cuide ri Iain Mac 'ille Mh矛cheil, a' craoladh be貌 脿 sti霉dio ann an Glaschu. B矛th Iain a' cur f脿ilt' an t-seachdain-sa air Kyle Carey, bana-sheinneadair is sgr矛obhaiche 貌rain 脿 New Hampshire anns na St脿itean. Chuir Kyle seachad m貌ran de h-貌ige ann an Alaska. B'ann ann an Quebec a chual' i G脿idhlig 'son a' cheud uair, agus dh'ionnsaich 矛 a' ch脿nan ann an Sabhal M貌r Ostaig. Tha Kyle ag obair anns na riochdan ci霉il folk, Americana, agus G脿idhlig. Nochd a' cheud chl脿r aice, Monongah, ann an 2011. Tha d霉il ri cl脿r 霉r bho Khyle as t-Earrach am bliadhna.
Cluinnear na roghainnean c矛uil pearsanta aice, a bharrachd air a cuid seanchais. Mar is 脿bhaist cuideachd bith measgachadh math de che貌l is 貌rain air a thaghadh dhuinn le Iain fh猫in, a' toirt a-steach cuid de na guthan 'country' is fhe脿rr a th'ann.

John Carmichael brings you a warm and lively wind-down listen, at the end of the week. This week John chats to Kyle Carey, singer-songwriter from New Hampshire in the States. Kyle spent most of her youth in Alaska and she first came across Gaelic in Quebec. She then attended the Gaelic college in Skye, Sabhal M貌r Ostaig, where she learnt the language. Kyle workd in the folk, Americana and Gaelic genres and her firs record , Monongah was released in 2011. Her next release is due in springtime. Tonight we will hear Kyle's four favourite music tracks and also hear a variety of music from traditional country and western stars to some of the best contemporary singer songwriters along with Gaelic and Celtic performers.