Áine O'Dwyer is a musician and artist hailing from Ireland, whose work transcends the typical boundaries of composition and improvisation, as she explores the interplay between her main instrument, the harp, and a variety of spaces and contexts. Her approach to music is highly experimental, often incorporating field recordings, organ works, and performance art into her haunting and atmospheric pieces. The mysterious and meditative qualities of her music often draw upon the acoustics of the sites she chooses to record in, ranging from churches to tunnels, thereby weaving a deep sense of place into the fabric of her soundscapes.

In her recent series of releases, "Turning in Space," O'Dwyer presents a triptych that delves into the concepts of motion and transformation. "Turning in Space: Motorwave," "Turning in Space: Slipstream," and "Turning in Space: Playing Place" each exhibit her gift for creating immersive auditory experiences that challenge the listener's perception of music and environment. Áine O'Dwyer's work before these, the album "Gallarais," continues in this vein, with compositions inspired by the echoes and reverberations of an underground cave system, further showcasing her inventive use of unique acoustic settings to shape her experimental compositions. Áine O'Dwyer's oeuvre is a testament to her ongoing journey of sonic exploration, drawing listeners into her captivating world of ethereal sounds and textures.