Colm Mac Con Iomaire is an accomplished Irish musician known for his evocative violin playing and his ability to blend traditional Irish music with contemporary influences. Born in Dublin, Colm first gained fame as a founding member of the celebrated Celtic rock band The Frames, led by Glen Hansard. Within The Frames, Colm's violin became a distinctive element of the band's sound, helping to propel them to international recognition. Furthermore, he was also a part of the folk group Kíla, known for their energetic and innovative approach to traditional Irish music.

In recent years, Colm Mac Con Iomaire has established himself as a solo artist showcasing his talent as a composer and multi-instrumentalist. His solo works are deeply rooted in Irish culture and landscapes, creating atmospheric and emotive soundscapes. Among his acclaimed solo albums are "The Hare's Corner" (2008), which marked his debut into the solo realm with its lush arrangements and haunting melodies, and "And Now the Weather" (2015), which further solidified his reputation as a singular voice in contemporary Irish music. His “The River Holds Its Breath” (2019) is both the title of an album and a track, reflecting his skill in crafting music that is at once personal and universally resonant. Aside from his album work, Colm's compositional prowess is also evident in his contributions to soundtracks, including the music for the film "Dare to Be Wild" (2015). His interpretation of "Peggy Gordon” is another testament to his ability to infuse traditional material with a fresh, emotional depth. Mac Con Iomaire's music resonates with an audience far beyond the shores of his native Ireland, capturing the universal human experience through the language of his poignant and expressive violin.