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Daithí Ó Drónaí
Daithí Ó Drónaí (born 16 March 1990) is an Irish musician, best known for playing original music on the electronic synthesised fiddle as the artist "Daithi". He began his music career performing on the first series of ''The All Ireland Talent Show'' in 2009.
After reaching the final, where he came in sixth place, Ó Drónaí appeared on several television series including Sky1's Must Be The Music, and has gone on to develop a successful music career in Ireland. Daithí is currently working on his debut album (due for release in Summer 2014 through Sony Music Ireland), and has released several songs and remixes, including "Carraroe" featuring Elaine Mai and an official remix of Young Wonder's "Tumbling Backwards", which was placed as the no.4 Irish remix of 2012 on the music blog, Nialler9. To date, Daithí has also released three singles through Sony Music Ireland: Chameleon Life featuring Raye (released 14 June 2013), Case Closed featuring Senita (released 20 December 2013) and Have To Go featuring Jesse Boykins III (released 25 March 2014).
==Early life==
Ó Drónaí was taught the traditional fiddle by his family whilst growing up in Ballyvaughan, County Clare. He progressed to playing the bass guitar in bands such as Keepsake and The Shackletons.〔〔 He further developed his fiddling skills by the use of loop pedals and sounds.〔
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