Dzama Stories is a collaboration between the award winning Irish composer Ed Bennett and the legendary British saxophonist Paul Dunmall. Featuring an ensemble of ten exceptional performers, including Decibel, Ed Bennett’s composition draws influence from the work of the “outsider” Canadian artist Marcel Dzama. Through the combination of pre-composed and freely improvised sounds, Bennett and Dunmall have created a work of huge energy which spans from the wildly rhythmic, noisy and chaotic to music of great subtlety and quiet reflection.

Islands, the title of this recording, is taken from Seóirse Bodley's work for guitar. However, it also reflects that the CD comprises a set of disparate and varied works, recorded at different times and in different venues on a variety of instruments. The collection encompasses a wide variety of compositional styles and approaches to writing for the guitar and offers a good overview of the contribution to this genre by Irish composers. The seven works presented are all world premiere recordings.

A disc of orchestral works by the 20th Century Irish composer Frederick May (1911-85), released by RTÉ lyric fm to mark the composer’s centenary year in 2011. The recordings feature the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra with conductor Robert Houlihan and baritone soloist Owen Gilhooley.

The result of a public art project in Sligo from 2005, 'Pieces of Elsewhere' features Ian Wilson's setting of 17 haikus for soprano and percussion ensemble performed by Natalie Raybould and the RIAM Percussion Ensemble, conducted by the composer.