Lydia McCauley & Geoffrey's Nephew

Lydia McCauley & Geoffrey's Nephew

Lydia McCauley
& her band,
Geoffrey’s Nephew

Lydia and her band Geoffrey’s Nephew perform original and traditional music inspired by Lydia’s travels around the globe. McCauley is a passionate singer, composer and pianist whose music style ranges from Folk to New Age to Pop.

Currently, Lydia McCauley & Geoffrey’s Nephew are performing proper mix of fun and introspective new songs from an upcoming release in 2010.

Lydia McCauley & Geoffrey’s Nephew features:

LYDIA McCAULEY – vocals & piano
PHIL HEAVEN – viola
BRIAN CUNNINGHAM – acoustic/electric guitar
LYNNE GIVIER – double bass/vocals
KEITH CARPENTER – acoustic guitar/mandolin

Lydia_McCauley_Bio_Sepia_1Welcome to Brimstone Music

Welcome! Thank you for visiting our website.

We’ve been making music professionally for the last fifteen years, and have journeyed through several genres including Folk, New Age, Instrumental, and Celtic. Perhaps there is something here for you, tucked inside one of our albums.

Currently I’m performing music with my band Geoffrey’s Nephew. At first we played a lot of music inspired by Celtic, medieval and Appalachian genres. These were both lyrical and instrumental, sometimes folk songs from several countries, sometimes purely original styled songwriting. In 2008 we released an all-acoustic, all-instrumental album called QUIETING, which really changed the sound of the band. This year I’m writing faster paced music and singing with a renewed kind of energy. Some of the new material has a Bluegrass sound, some of it has a powerful, slow Rock influence. Because we have played music together for many years, we are a bonded group with our own sound. We enjoy each other’s company and that comes through our performances.

Consider yourself invited to join us!
All the Best,
Lydia McCauley

“I wouldn’t have missed this for anything. The words were just as good as the music.”
— Madeleine L”Engle, Newberry Award Winning Author

“A provocative blend of mysticism, intelligence and beauty”
— Connie Dover, Taylor Park Music, reviewing ENTRANCES

“Place her on the same shelf as Mary Black, Loreena McKennitt, Enya . . . She simply is that good.”
— Musicsojourn.com

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