Beer Belly has been podcasted along with other bands on Marc Gunn's Irish And Celtic Music Podcast.

Music from Appalachian Celtic Consort, Sweetfire, Skeeal, Beer Belly, The Almost Irish Band, Brobdingnagian Bards, Anne Roos, Silver Spire, The Gentlemen, Suzanne de St. Aubin, The Wildcelts, Rathkeltair, Ciara Considine. Read the shownotes at www.CelticMusicPodcast.com and sponsored by CelticStoneMusic.com.
You can here it along with here
http://www.pluggd.tv/audio/channels/irish_and_celtic_music_podcast/episodes/4h65v

Beer Belly is preparing material for a new, 3th album that will be out somewhere around new year's time.
This album will be a mixture of different Irish traditional dance styles:
- jigs
- reels
- slip jigs
- hornpipes
- set dances
It is going to be released as a limited edition but at the same time it's going to be on sale on Internet as a digital album.
The most interested buyers can pre-order and reservate physical version of the album by our e-mail:
beerbelly.band@gmail.com .

With best regards from Slovenia

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Pivski trebuscki se pripravljajo na snemanje novega, ze tretjega albuma. Album bo vseboval izkljucno irsko plesno (instrumentalno) glasbo. Zvrsti, ki bodo na albumu:
- jigs
- reels
- slip jigs
- hornpipes
- set dances
Izsel bo predvidoma okoli novega leta in bo tiskan v manjsi omejeni kolicini, saj bo prioritetno izdan v digitalni obliki katerega nakup bo mozen le preko spleta.
Najbolj zainteresirani lahko tiskano obliko albuma rezervirate preko e-maila:
beerbelly.band@gmail.com

Lep dan vam še naprej želimo: Beer Belly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3ZzIudGZkk

You can hear it here:
Beer Belly - Dunmore Lassies / Dekle je po vodo slo

About the song:
Dunmore Lassies
At first it starts with a slow version of the Irish traditional song called Dunmore Lassies. As you listen it in a minor scale, some short major scale adds on a fiddle come in just to open it up a little bit. You will also hear serbian traditonal drum called "tapan" joining the party and backing vocals doing the same as the fiddle at the end of this first part.
Dekle je po vodo slo
After the first part, the song turns into Slovenian traditional song, which is played and singed (in Slovene) in an old Slovenian style. After that it turns into Scottish mood (as a march) for a short period of time but quickly turns back into Slovenian style. When this second part ends all the instruments start to play the same song in a minor scale that gives it some russian mood but as it go faster it makes you feel like you’re listening a Hungarian traditional music or something similar.
So the point of the song is to represent different european cultures and music styles.
Hope you’ll like it.

Beer Belly

Video footage of the Beer Belly’s Official Album Release and interview (both in english and in slovene language
Beer Belly - Official album release - video

Thanks to guests:
Dancers from Irish Dancing School (Sola Irskega plesa)
Anej Ivanusa on tin whistle and bodhran (Vest.si)
Urban Logar on mandolin (Mandolin Orchester)
Sara Pribovsek on fiddle (Hoffman)
Pizama for rapping on Irish reel and introducing scottish accent.
Duo ’Deliverance’ for entertaining with bluegrass music

And special thank to all the organizers, sponsors and supporters.

Happy Saint Patrcik’s Day
Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Duit

Beer Belly

Beer Belly playing old Slovenian song called Na Golici which is originally written by Ansambel Avseniki a few decades ago and is one of the most known Slovenian song in the world.
The instruments Beer Belly used in this song are quite different then in original song.
This version is performed live in Studio 141, Vest.