Hudson Taylor – Cinematic Lifestyle;
Via Nialler9, who sez:
These Dublin brothers [Harry, 19, and Alfie 18) have been snapped up by a major in the UK. This is their new one.
UPDATE: Television lovers may recall Harry and Alfie on RTE 1’s All-Ireland Talent Show in 2009.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqHWlvOFuSY
The brothers were voted off by Shane Lynch.
Particularly if you like Neil Young
The Hot Sprockets – A Long Way From Home.
Luke Sweetman writes:
The Hot Sprockets are a fantastic young Dublin band. They play what they describe as ‘Country Dirt’. Last year the band lost one of their best friends – Matt Nicastle. They decided to take some time camping in the wilds of Wicklow in order to remember what Matt meant to them. The video features some of Matt’s footage from way back when…
It’s unusually soothing.
Anderson – History
Podge writes:
Any chance of sharing this lovely song/video from a Finglas
singer/songwriter going places, Daniel Anderson. Thanks a lot.
If you enjoy unsettling porcine, Don’t Look Now-inspired music videos.
An who doesn’t, to be fair?
Alias Empire – Lay Down
AE writes:
Alias Empire are a 3 piece from Dublin/ Belfast. The video was shot in Clontarf along the Bull Wall and in St Anne’s [park], Dublin.
It’s unusually good.
Myles Manley & the Little People – Easter Morning
Tony Flynn writes:
I was hoping I might be able to bring your attention to this music video which I produced for Irish artist, Myles Manley. The video was directed by Bob Gallagher, and was made for a very low budget, shooting over the past month. The video looks at the two dimensional relationship between audience and subject, through a series of compositions posed in the style of Caravaggio paintings.
Gavin James – ‘Say Hello’
Recorded on an iPhone at Gatwick Airport while waiting for a flight back to Dublin.
Davy Dunne And The Shopping – Try
Sean Connolly writes:
You have MANY fans in Canada. Anyway, enough of that…I know you don’t normally plug stuff like this, but my mate in Ireland Davy Dunne and his band “Davy Dunne & The Shopping” have a great new video for their track TRY. It’s about inspiring people to get up and doing something in these tough times. It might bring a smile to someone feeling lowly, or at least get someone dancing around the kitchen to the catchy tune.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6revEi4-iw
1952, Murdersville, Tennessee. Detective Dick Rodgers and his partner Rick Dodgers set out to solve yet another murder case…
Shaun Doogan writes:
Me and my mates made this 1950s detective comedy starring our 10 year old brothers, You may like it!?
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciR2BhKj7I4
Darragh O’Neill – Cocobolo
Brian Manning writes:
I shot a music video for my friend down in the Harbour Bar in Bray [Co Wicklow]. You might like it. Some of the weird and wonderful decor of the bar are featured in the video but the main attraction is Darragh O’Neill and his original songs. You can catch him on the 29th in Killiney church, {Co Dublin] and next month in Monkstown church, [Monkstown, Co Dublin].
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhEEhnOL2yQ&feature=youtu.be
Kodaline – All I Want
It’s rocking Karl’s den our office as we write.
Michael Donnelly writes:
New music video from Irish group Kodaline. Directed by and starring Stevie Russell (Tidal). Edited by Tony Kearns (Prodigy – Firestarter, Radiohead – Just). Cinematography by Piers McGrail. Filmed in Ireland over 2 and a half days
