The One They Call The Wind does owe a lot to Morgan’s 2 prior album releases. 2010’s debut LP, Nine Lives heralded by, among others, Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour who quipped, “If Uncle Dave Macon married Bruce Springsteen their love child would be Morgan O’Kane” (the album also made MOJO Magazine’s Top Ten playlist). And 2011’s Pendulum prompted Dutch outlet, LUST FOR LIFE to say, "Morgan O’Kane is a phenomenon… raw and intense… he revives old heroes of traditional music while hypnotically channeling the heartbeat of the country. Fiercely, together with Ezekiel Healy, Ferd Moyse, Leyla McCalla as though they come from a deep and dark past of a not yet mapped out American mountain scene.”

But the new long player takes it from there and steps it up. It is a concise masterpiece of virtuosic musicianship, infinite spirit and unyielding passion, and in this way The One They Call The Wind is, at once, transporting and timeless.

Pendulum CD   (2011)
14 Tracks

PENDULUM gets 4/5 stars in Dutch Music Mag LUST FOR LIFE! June 2012 ” Morgan O’Kane is a phenomenon…raw and intense..he revives old heroes of traditional music while hypnotically channeling the heartbeat of the country. Fiercely, together with Ezekiel Healy, Ferd Moyse, Leyla McCalla as though they come from a deep and dark past of a not yet mapped out American mountain scene” Henry De Jong (translated from Dutch)

 Debut Album from Morgan O'Kane (2010)

“A hugely enjoyable album with a definite feel good factor” May 2010 / UK’s themusiccritic.com

” a true banjo virtuoso…exudes vitality…an unbridled sense of freedom seeps through every track” Apr. 2010/ rootstime.be

“If Uncle Dave Macon married Bruce Springsteen their love child would be Morgan O’Kane” May 2010 / Michael Jonathan, Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour

” ..a brave and engaging album” May 2010 / Emilio Mera, Roots Highway-Italy