'Oh Felicity' is an Irish Story of Love by Folk Singer-songwriter Al Shalliker

Love Stories in this world that is spoken of, written about, made into poetry & cinema are the various essence of the one true love. That is the Love shared between human spirit and nature. ‘Oh Felicity’ by Al Shalliker is a love story between beautiful Irish landscapes and the lovers running wild among them.

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The Irish Island, Diamond Hill, the Galway sky, Dogs Bay, Letterfrack, the Harbour Wall are all the places where the singer reminiscences his muse Felicity. Al Shalliker’s words are a poetry whose expression of love entangles with his experience of Ireland’s natural beauty. ‘Oh Felicity’ is a picturesque representation of how the lovers are so similar in their exploration of life & love for eachother.

‘Oh Felicity’ is is part of Al Shalliker’s second independent album ‘The Diamond Hill’, much awaited after his most talked about debut album ‘Silver Linings’. Al has been the lead songwriter Plymouth band Watershed, who has been a prolific live performer for over two decades. Shalliker is now an independent music maker and working as a solo artist. The album ‘The Diamond Hill’ features Al’s old friends Tony Davies on bass and Alex McGinnes on Harmonica.

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The music crafted in ‘Oh Felicity’ is a beautiful acoustic compilation along with nostalgic Harmonica. As a child who grew up listening to my father playing old folk and country songs on his harmonica, this song resurfaced a ton of memories. Only soulful musicians like Al can weave memories of the past with the vision of future into the immortal present moments of life.