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This is an exclusive song premiere, part of The ARTery s effort to highlight New England musicians. In CD Rose’s new song “Pay Phone” (out April 30), we are greeted by a guitar loop. Then, Rose’s silky vocals draw us in. “Said you’re breaking up again, on the phone/ I need a quarter cause I need to hear your voice.” Jamaica Plain native Clara Rose, who uses the moniker CD Rose, used her romantic life as inspiration for her song. She was in a stagnant relationship and although they both desired change, none came about. “I’ve been out in public yelling into a phone/ Say ‘I love you,’ keep on ringing/ Leave a message at the tone.” ....
In Ireland, the first of February marks the beginning of Spring and the celebration of Lá Fhéile Bríde, St Brigid’s Day. Like many of Ireland’s other Christian feast days, Brigid predates Christianity – her roots lie in the Celtic festival of Imbolc, the feast of the goddess Brigid, celebrated at least five millennia ago. In old Irish, Imbolc means in the belly , a reference to lambing and the renewal Spring promises. Brigid was a triple goddess – of healing, fire, and of poetry – and the saint who took her name, born in 450 AD, carried some of those same associations. The patron saint of poets and midwives, by legend, she maintained a sacred fire by the monastery she founded in Kildare. Alongside St Patrick and St Columcille, she is also one of Ireland’s three patron saints. ....