Molly Sterling – Feeble
Dublin-based artist’s new single exploring “the process of accepting your own weakness and wildness; and allowing both to exist together” through tumultuous lyrics, distinctive vocals and a dark, brooding arrangement.
Video by DOCK
Swedish Railway orchestra – Wy Bk Hm
A new, vowel-free banger by Rob Smith‘s Dublin electronic outfit taken off forthcoming new album This Is A Mixtape
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Thanks Joe McDonagh
Badhands – Voices
Taken from Badhands’ [musical project of Dublin songwriter and musician Dan Fitzpatrick] debut album ‘Predictable Boy.
Video by Colm Giles.
Thanks Pete Murphy
Ultan Conlon – In The Blink Of An Eye
A new single from Galwegian singer-songwriter Ultan ahead of his first Irish tour.
Pete Murphy writes:
‘In the Blink of an Eye’ was written by Ultan over the Christmas holidays and produced in January in Sun Street Studios Tuam by John Douglas (Trashcan Sinatras) and Boo Hewerdine. The single was mixed in the US by six-time Grammy Award winning producer Vance Powell (Jack White, The White Stripes).
The result is a buoyant tune that belies the stoic nature of the lyrics and the underlying message that despite our individual troubles we all suffer and recover in essentially the same way.
Zack Boone – Feeling Is The New Fact
Irish singer songwriter’s musical mediation inspired by the 45th President of the United States.
To wit:
Not since Shakespeare, has a man done more to alter the English language than Donald Trump. Except, now, words have lost all meaning and feelings are the new facts.
Playful, provocative, and a little bit psychotic, this song is not a rebel song, this song is for all of you who adamantly insist that, despite all evidence to the contrary, Feeling Is The New Fact.
Inni-K – Just After
A new single from Dublin-based singer, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Inni-K (Eithne Ní Chatháin) taken off her second album ‘The Hare and The Line’, released on March 1.
Video by Laura Sheehan.
At 4pm.
The Alternative Sunday Social Club at Toners, Baggott, Street, Dublin 2 presents…Ballinasloe, County Galway-born singer songwriter Kevin Herm Connolly (above, performing Swimming off his new album, Make It Up) with support from Barry Power and Jennifer McMahon.
Owen Denvir – Bad For You
An ‘anti-romantic song’ ahead of Valentine’s Day from rising Belfast singer songwriter and producer.
Animation by Elestras (Madison Saldago)
SOAK – Knock Me Off My Feet
Just ‘dropped’.
A new single from Derry-born Bridie Monds-Watson off ‘Grim Town’, her latest long player released in April.
Video by Jak Payne
Thanks Pete Murphy
Kilnamana – Kill The Kool
Kilnamana aka Irish-Spanish electronic duo Enda Gallery and Miguel Garcia Solert take inspiration for their name from the area of Tallaght “where the two musicians realised they had a common connection”.
Currently based in Berlin, Enda and Miguel call Kill The Kool a ‘commentary on how we are living in this age of modern coolness’.
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