Lemoncello, returning with their second album, still carry the quiet confidence of a duo who have already carved out a distinctive place in contemporary Irish folk. Since their debut, Laura Quirke and Claire Kinsella have continued to refine the intimate, instinctive interplay that first brought them to our attention, the kind of vocal and instrumental chemistry that seems to snap into focus the moment they perform together. Their rise has been steady as they have deservedly earned wider audiences, while their songwriting resonates far beyond the grassroots circuit. That first record, also released on Claddagh, was captured directly to tape under the guidance of analogue devotee Julie McLarnon. It revealed a duo drawn to texture, tactility, and the human…

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