ElectroCelt is Geoffrey Keogh from Dublin, Ireland.  His debut album "Digital Fields" is causing a lot of buzz in the UK.  ElectroCelt's music is a unique combination of dreamy atmospheric textures with pure analogue electronic rhythms and sequences, combining the feel of modern electronica and ambient music with vocals and acoustic guitar. Melody is essential, but most importantly is the emotional connection with the listener. 

Music always stirred up very deep images for Geoff all through his youth. After playing some piano, keyboard, and trying out new software, his interests in electronic music grew even more. Geoff was influenced by electronic musical artists like Jerome Froese, Klaus Schulze, Johannes Schmoelling, Pink Floyd, Ron Boots, Tangerine Dream,  Kraftwerk, and other experimental artists.

Geoff went on to do electronic music production in the Dublin Temple bar sound center. This introduced him to Reason cubase sound forge programs, which opened up a lot more avenues, along with the help of friends with similar interests ( Conrad Gibbons, Chris Newman, Rosie Gibbons, David Fox, Tara Woolridge, and her brother Fon Woolridge). With Tara and Fon, Geoff started to take on learning the guitar, and trying to merge electronics and acoustics, working and composing at his home studio.

"Music is a way of life, a river to
the soul and spirit; expression of
 the mind. Most of all a part of me." 
-- Geoffrey Keogh (ElectroCelt)

The story goes that Geoff was driving his Taxi around the streets of Dublin, and picked up Sean MacLeod of Sonic Eye Studio. Geoff was playing the song "Digital Fields" on the cd player. Sean asked whether it was some new artist's music playing. Geoff explained that it was music he had composed at home. Sean asked Geoff if he had done anything with his music?  Geoff replied, "No, should I?". Sean suggested that he should because Geoff's music was "different from the usual stuff you hear." 

Geoff's chance meeting with Sean led him to finishing out Level 1 and 2 City & Guilds courses in Sound Engineering and Music Technology at Sonic Eye Media College. One of the course projects was to record a band to show that he could use the equipment. As Geoff had no band to record, with the help of his friends Tara and Fon Woolridge, they recorded the song "Silver Lining". After the passing of days and a bit of mixing, the lads Sean and Robert asked if he had more of this "stuff" around. That set Geoff on a month long composing and recording marathon. It was a real labor of love that resulted in Geoff's first album "Digital Fields".

Tara Woolridge is Geoff's guitar teacher. She wrote lyrics and performed vocals on the Digital Fields album. 

Tara was the main vocalist & lyricist with her family band "Harmonix" playing along side her two brothers Fon and Con, and sister Sarah who played bass guitar.  The band "Harmonix" found success in mainland Europe and  Sweden. They where being signed to Universal Music but that got shelved. The group broke up about 2000. 

Fon Woolridge played acoustic, electric, and bass guitar for the Digital Fields album.

Fon is technically a master of guitar and an overall great musician. He has released a solo project earlier this year called "Ode to Classical", which basically is the great classics played on electric guitar. Fon also teaches guitar.  

Tibor Haribar provided additional drum programming for Digital Fields.

Originally from Croatia, Tibor came to Dublin to study at Sonic Eye Media. He is a great DJ. His greatest ability lies in beat making and working out those great dance rhythms. He is finished with the studies now and hopes to move into sound production and music development.