The latest offering from cua comes from their newest album release, Oh Sun Shine Down, and has the title, Beautiful. Jeremy Searle is a music critic who earned our rave reviews. When Cua played their first ever English dates, he had enjoyed the first two albums so much that he was eager to see them Read More
Album of the Month: Minor Sigh takes us on a trip
Rising from the ashes of STORY OF HAIR and MIA SPARROW Castlebar artist Paul Brett AKA MINOR SIGH is no stranger to the Irish music scene, not just in Castlebar but across Ireland has just released his debut solo album ‘In Memorium’. The nine track album at times feels and seems like a fitting tribute Read More
FONTAINES D.C. nominated for best international group at this years Brit Awards
It has being a busy few years for one of the hardest working Irish bands in Ireland. After the recent success of the bands third album ‘Skinty Fia’ the band have being causing quite the stir around the world. And things can only get better for the band as news has surfaced this morning that Read More
Track of the Day: Christian Wethered Releases Video for ‘Wait’
Dublin based Spoken-Word poet and singer-songwrite Christian Wethered has just released a full-length video for his song ‘Wait’. This follows recent performances at Beyond the Pale Festival, Arthur’s and Hot Spot. He has also announced a double-headliner gig in Upstairs Whelan’s with singer-songwriter Leila Jane Christian says, I wanted the video to capture the emptiness of Read More
Artist of the Day: Irish artist Conchur White is one to watch
There’s a dream like surrealism in White’s musical storytelling which he delivers with an understated theatrical manner with lyrical influences including the likes of Father John Misty, Lana Del Rey, Alex Turner, and Charles Bukowski. Hailing from County Armagh in Northern Ireland, Conchúr White achieved notable success in Ireland with his previous band Silences, who Read More
Track of the Day: Martin Leahy speaks out against the Irish housing crisis on ‘Everyone Should Have a Home’
‘Everyone Should Have A Home’ is the latest release from Cork singer songwriter Martin Leahy. The song is a visceral and fiery reaction to the current housing crisis. The track draws on a diverse mix of genres heavily associated with the protest tradition such as punk, hip-hop, folk and rock. All the instruments, production and Read More
Track of the Day: Echo Northstar new release has roots in 80s gothic aesthetics
The track has roots in 80s gothic aesthetics, branching forward to ethereal unknowns for new ideas and sounds. Echo wishes the listener “to turn to what scares them the most…without fear”. Echo Northstar is an artist, songwriter and producer now living and making music and art in London, with roots strongly grounded in Ireland. ‘Silent Read More
Track of the Day: Indie rockers Dutch Schultz unleash fierce new single ‘Shake Hands With These Creeps’
‘Shake Hands With These Creeps’ showcases that the band is set to reach new heights, it’s Dutch Schultz rock at it’s finest and the single is set to leave a lasting impression on the listener! With driving guitars, catchy drum fills, distinctive vocals and a firey, infectious and fierce chorus, this is a song that you won’t be able to Read More
Folk-pop artist from Co Mayo ‘Rowlette’ has unveiled the music video for her latest song “Perfect”.
Rowlette’s third track of 2022, which hit number 2 on the iTune charts upon its release, is a vulnerable and intimate folk-pop song. The track explores the relationship with one’s body and our tendency to chastise it, despite all the amazing things it enables us to do. Filmed in Omnibus Theatre in south London, the Read More
Track of the Day: ‘I Have A Tribe’ releases new music titled ‘Teddy’s Song’
If you remember recently we had the wonderful I HAVE A TRIBE open for Villagers in Castlebar. Born in Dublin and now residing in Louisburgh Co Mayo I HAVE A TRIBE is no stranger to the stage. Irishman Patrick O’Laoghaire’s home for his piano-driven songs, conjures up a commitment at once both personal and universal. Read More