2001. After 2000, Lamond mostly put her solo recording career aside for a variety of other projects, including composition for film and stage, and working with a variety of cultural agencies. Her most recent solo album to date is the 2005 recording Stòras, which means "a treasure" in English. Also in 2005, she contributed the song "Mo Mhaeli Bheag Og" to the charity album Voyces United for UNHCR. She has been active in the ongoing preservation and revitalization of the Scottish Gaelic culture in Cape Breton as a member of the Gaelic Council of Nova Scotia and the Creative Nova Scotia Leadership Council, and as a teacher of Gaelic language and song workshops. In September 2012, Lamond and fiddler Wendy McIsaac released the album Seinn. "Their guitar-and-fiddle matchup is beautifully balanced, behind butter-smooth vocals and timeless melodies," said a reviewer on NPR, which named the album as one of the year's top 10 folk and Americana albums. In November 2013, Seinn won a Canadian Folk Music Award for traditional album of the year and a Music Nova Scotia award for traditional/roots recording of the year. Current work In September 2017, Lamond announced a new collaborative project, Patchwork, "a project dedicated to the presentation of traditional song in a contemporary context." Patchwork consists of Lamond and her first cousin, Laurel MacDonald, who perform Gaelic and English language songs. They perform a show entitled "She Sings as She Flies: Revisiting the Helen Creighton Song Collection," and will be joined by Nicole LeBlanc, Kirsten Olivia, and Naomi Dawn Poulette singing songs from the Acadian, African Nova Scotian, and Mi'kmaq communities, respectively. Discography Albums Bho Thir Nan Craobh (1995) (English: From the Land of the Trees) Suas e! (1997) (English: Go For It!) Làn Dùil (1999) (English: Full of Hope) Orain Ghàidhlig (2001) (English: Gaelic Songs) Storas (2005) (English: A treasure) Seinn (2012) with Wendy MacIsaac Contributing artist The Rough Guide to the Music of Canada (2005) Awards and achievements 1996 ECMA Award nomination – Female Artist (Bho Thir Nan Craobh) ECMA Award nomination – Roots/Traditional Artist (Bho Thir Nan Craobh) 1997 Much Music Award – Global Groove – Bog a’ Lochain (Suas e!) ECMA Award – Single for Sleepy Maggie (hi how are you today?, Ashley MacIsaac) 1998 JUNO Award nomination – Roots and Traditional Album: Solo (Suas e!) ECMA Award nomination – Female Artist (Suas e!) ECMA Award nomination – Album (Suas