Trinití
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Trinití was a Dublin-based female vocal trio.
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[edit] History
According to record label PR, Eve O'Donnell, Laura Cunningham and Sharon Moran met in Dublin. They were all blonde and were all in their early twenties. The three girls sang barefoot practising the "Alexander Technique" while singing. Produced by Ross Callum, the sound of their debut album was similar to his earlier productions for Clannad and Moya Brennan. Callum has also worked on albums with Enya and Paul McCartney.
Their first album was released in Ireland on June 6th, 2006.[1] It reached no 1 in the Irish classical chart. They won Best Traditional Act at Belfast’s Big Buzz Awards & the Irish Post Award for Best Newcomer of 2006.
Triniti then toured and supported UK groups G4 and Aled Jones in two extensive UK and Irish Tours.
The group split in early 2007. Vocalist Laura Cunningham has since started a career in the Irish media, presenting fashion on breakfast show Ireland AM on Ireland's TV3 and writing for an Irish newspaper.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
| First Released | Title | UK Chart | Label | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 June 2006 | Triniti | 28 | UCJ |
[edit] Singles
| First Released | Title | UK Chart | Label | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22 May 2006 | Rose on Water | UCJ | Debut single, available as download only |
