After making a strong return with their electric song 'Tombstone', Irish band Otherkin now follow-up the track with their latest single 'All That Remains Won't Be The Same'. Recorded in the same session as the previous tune with producer Steve Dub, the tune is a continuation of the band shifting their sound into a rock meets electronic direction which is punchy and truly exciting. Sparking a sense of 90s nostalgia in a way, Otherkin are definitely what's needed in the music arena at the moment.
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Dublin band Otherkin return in 2019 in a big way with their latest single 'Tombstone', the first release since the group's 2017 debut LP 'OK', and it's blazing hot. Fostering a sound that is electric rock pumping with energy, Otherkin have also unveiled the official video to coincide with the track. Directed by Wolf James, the visuals find frontman Luke Reilly frantically trying to escape three masked men seemingly waiting to seal his fate. Eventually that fate catches up to him, forcing Reilly to now join them. If this is a taste of what's to come from Otherkin, then we are intensely excited to hear their new album. Have a look.
Naomi Hamilton better known by her moniker of Jealous of the Birds has shared her latest video 'Blue Eyes'. Enlisting director Joey Brodnax to handle the visuals, the video was filmed around Dublin and captures the singer in random yet fun moments. Simple and to the point, a happy side of life is depicted in various clips. The song itself is taken from her Hamilton's forthcoming EP 'Wisdom Teeth', set to land February 1st.
Based in Cork, Ireland, Shookrah is a band that should be on everyone's radar. Blending together soul, spacey funk and more, their sound sparks glorious memories of the future jazz scene of the mid-2000s led by cutting-edge acts like 4Hero, Jazzanova and Bugz In The Attic, just to name a few. Shookrah released their 'Clichés' EP back in 2017, followed by their single 'Don't Wanna Doubt You' this past summer.
England-born, Ireland-raised singer Rosie Carney yet again highlights her incredible vocals with her latest cut 'Zoey'. A minimal taste of indie folk that morphs into an easy carnival-esque affair, the song is a testament that Carney shines over spacious instrumentation, the perfect palette to show-off her gorgeous, soul-touching voice.
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A couple years back England-born, Ireland-raised singer and songwriter Rosie Carney shared her gorgeous song 'Better Man'. A tender handing of cinematic folk, she continued to release a few tracks spanning from then to now which have all been a lead-up to her forthcoming debut LP 'Bare', scheduled to arrive January 25th, 2019. One of the songs to be featured on the new record is this lifting single titled 'Thousand'. The tune features none other than Lisa Hannigan. A deliverance of musical peace, the lifting song is graced with warming vocals and spacious production that shines down like light from the heavens.
Belfast band Girls Names have shared their new single 'The Impaled Mystique'. The song is taken from their upcoming album 'Stains On Silence', out June 15th on Tough Love Records. A dark, chamber felt combo of post-punk, indie and art rock, the reverb soaked vocals are accompanied by eerie guitar riffs and a sinister bass line. This is undoubtedly a soundtrack to the night.
Kitt Philippa (formerly Katharine Philippa) first came on to the scene back in 2012 with the gorgeous EP 'Fallen'. Having since dropped a number of highly impressive recordings, Philippa returns with the new single 'Human'. Like the moody and touching songs that has gained the multi-instrumentalist and singer a stellar reputation, 'Human' is a lifting and poetic work of sheer musical beauty. Stream the tune below.
