Paul Brock is an esteemed Irish musician, universally celebrated for his masterful accordion playing. Born in Athlone, County Westmeath, he has been a prominent figure in traditional Irish music since his early years, being a founding member of the renowned group Moving Cloud. Throughout his illustrious career, he has not only preserved the rich essence of Irish music but has also contributed to its evolution with his innovative approach and virtuosity.

Brock's discography extends to various successful albums, with "Humdinger" being a particularly notable release, consolidated his reputation as an accordion maestro. Collaborating with fellow musician Enda Scahill, "Humdinger" showcases a refined blend of traditional melodies and intricate harmonies. Another glorious addition to his portfolio is "Mo Chairdín," a solo effort that encapsulates the soul of Ireland with each tune. In his tribute "Ómós Do Joe Cooley," Paul Brock honors the legendary accordion player Joe Cooley, imbuing traditional compositions with his own interpretive flair that resonates with both purists and contemporary audiences alike. Brock continues to be a beacon of traditional Irish music, enchanting listeners with his dexterous performances and deep-rooted passion for Ireland's musical heritage.