- Film And TV
- 02 Apr 26
God Knows and Toshín to star in new TG4 documentary Cara sa Cheol (A Friend in Music)
Episode 1, featuring GodKnows and Caoimhín, airs Sunday, April 26, on TG4
TG4 has announced Cara sa Cheol (A Friend in Music), a new six-part music documentary series celebrating creative collaboration between Irish-language artists and musicians from Ireland’s New Irish and immigrant communities.
Set in a rapidly evolving Ireland, Cara sa Cheol pairs artists from different cultural backgrounds to create bold new musical collaborations.
Each episode follows a creative exchange as two artists step into one another’s communities – sharing stories, influences, and lived experience rooted in Irish, African, Middle Eastern, and Eastern European traditions.
The series follows Nigerian-Irish soul singer Toshín Bankole, traditional and folk singer Cáit Ní Riain, multi-instrumentalist Seamas Hyland, Iranian composer Shahab Coohe, singer Catríona Ní Ghribín, Palestinian oud player Sarraj Alsersawi, classical and traditional violinist Aoife Ní Bhriain, Ukrainian-born composer Olesya Zdorovetska, and Irish Zimbabwean rapper GodKnows alongside multi-instrumentalist Caoimhín.
Each episode culminates in a live concert performed before a local audience in meaningful community spaces.
Episode 1 will see Zimbabwean-Irish rapper GodKnows, founding member of Rusangano Family, collaborate with Dublin-based multi-instrumentalist and producer Caoimhín Mac Uaid, while Episode 3 pairs traditional singer and folklorist Cáit Ní Riain with Nigerian-Irish soul artist Toshín Bankole, combining Irish sean-nós traditions with contemporary soul and R&B influences.
The first episode of Cara sa Cheol (A Friend in Music) will air on Sunday, April 26, on TG4.
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