Torrin Ryan is an Uilleann piper, flute player, and whistle player with over 20 years of experience touring, teaching, performing, and playing Irish traditional music.

He has been awarded over two dozen first place medals across several years of competing at the Mid-Atlantic Fleadh in New York and New Jersey, and won five Senior All-Ireland Fleadh medals across Derry, Ennis, and Tullamore all before turning twenty.

In 2018 and again in 2019, Torrin was the recipient of grants from the Southern New England Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program in order for him to teach Irish music and history to several apprentices and further the art of the session in New England.

Amy Law is a dynamic Irish fiddler with over two decades of performance experience. A protégé of renowned fiddler Dale Russ, she has developed a distinct style that blends technical precision with the rhythmic drive of the Sliabh Luachra tradition.

Now based in Massachusetts, Amy performs regularly as a duo with Torrin Ryan. Her recent performance credits include Maine Celtic Celebration, the Blackstone River Theatre, Boston Celtic Music Festival (BCMFest), and Not Just Another Coffeehouse. She has also performed at the Patsy Touhey Weekend, a prestigious gathering celebrating the heritage of Irish music in America.