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A Chat With: Pa Sheehy

Former lead singer of Walking on Cars, Pa Sheehy, has released his new Christmas EP ‘The Christmas Fool’. I caught up with the Kerry songwriter to discuss his musical inspirations for the EP, his European and UK tour, his plans for next year and what sparked the decision to release a Christmas EP.

“Basically what happens to me almost every year, well the last couple of years.I get this lovely notion to release Christmas music around November time, but by the time November comes, it’s too late.So I found myself a bit more organized this year. I spent half the summer working on Christmas tunes.The weather wasn’t great anyway, so it wasn’t too difficult to get into the swing of things and pretend it was Christmas. So yeah, I always wanted to write a Christmas song and I just felt that it needed to be part of something bigger. So I found some songs that felt right and I’m happy to have something out there now.”

The Title ‘The Christmas Fool’ comes from one of the musical gems on the EP, ‘Abigail’ we discussed the track and why it sparked the title for the EP.

“[The title] is a lyric in a track called ‘Abigail’. I suppose for me ‘Abigail’ represents a symbol of Christmas or a symbol of sadness, loss, its a symbol of home, craic, all the things that represent Christmas. That tune is about looking back at simpler times, and times like for me probably early 20s when all your friends are in the same room at Christmas but life is very simple. It’s all about just going out and having the craic and being with your friends and it’s all easy. Then you fast forward a couple years, where everybody has their own life and everybody’s doing their own thing and that room suddenly becomes a lot smaller and the people in it become far less and it’s just a different place that everybody’s in their lives. So ‘Abigail’ represents what we had back when I guess.”

‘Abigail’ is a beautiful track. With delicate instrumentation encased in strong drums and icy piano. Sheehy eloquently captures that sort of chill and cold harshness of Christmas while balancing a warmth and cosy contrast showing the many emotions that Christmas can bring.

“Thanks very much. I had that motif, for ‘Abigail’ for like two years. I knew it was a Christmas song, but I didn’t know what to do with it or how to approach it. So I met a friend of mine one day this year, and we sat down and we got on it. Yeah, delighted to evolve into what it is now.”

Within this EP, Sheehy manages to keep the instrumentation and production sparse and organic. It is never overpowering yet is filled with emotion. The production, his voice and his choice of instrumentation all ooze passion and tenderness. Sheehy takes the time to allow the music to evolve naturally and form relatable images of Christmas within the listener’s mind. 

“Thanks for noticing that. That is something that I was very, very mindful of. I suppose a lot of my earlier career was around making songs as big as possible and like throwing the kitchen sink at it production-wise. I often look back at the music I made my early days and think its over produced and it hasn’t aged well because we used modern production a lot. Whereas I really want to just keep it as organic as possible. Because in 10 years time, a drum kit is gonna sound like a drum kit. A real piano is gonna still sound like a piano or the guitar is gonna sound like a guitar. I feel the minute you start adding too much modern sounds to it you’re going to walk away and look back in a couple of years time and think why did I do that? So I was always mindful to keep it real and keep it really organic and acoustic “

Sheehy provides a wonderful cover of ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas’ on the EP. Again he provides a timeless and moving version of this song. With warm vocals and expressive instrumentation, he creates a soothing, warm and sombre rendition. 

“I think it was one of those Christmas songs that like its Christmassy but it’s not cheesy. Because there’s a lot of cheesy Christmas songs and they’re all great, but this one just has a little bit of class to it, I think. Yeah, to be honest, the guys that produced that track, John Bird and Jake Curran. They really brought that to life with the fretless bass and just had the little fire in the background and it feels nice Christmassy. They did really well and they didn’t overcook it”

Sheehy was in the airport heading to one of his shows while we were chatting and we discussed how the European and UK tour was going.

“Yeah, really enjoying it we had our first gig last night in Berlin and that went really well it was a nice really warm welcome and the crowd were unbelievable. So really nice way to kick off things. We’ve just landed in Amsterdam now and ‘Abigail’ and ‘So Much Wine’ are the two tracks that are on the setlist and yeah it feels really good to play live. “

“I think we’re just in time. I think if we were on tour last week, it would have been too early for Christmas songs. But it’s just the right moment I think we got lucky with the tour dates”

With a fantastic Christmas EP just released, I asked Sheehy if he plans to release more music in 2024.

“I have a song coming out on the 12th of January. Its a  cover. Myself and my friend Hannah Cullen have recorded an acoustic version and its set for release on the 12th of January and then after that, I’ve got loads of music on my laptop and I have made no plans. I need to make January my planning month so at the minute I just have loads of music but no plan as of yet.”

Pa Sheehy is a musician to treasure. His ability to evoke raw images and capture emotion within his songwriting and musicianship is captivating and makes his music timeless and relatable on many levels. His songs are heartfelt, raw and catchy. ‘The Christmas Fool’ is a glorious listening experience and a moving example of his talent.

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Author: Danu

Hawke The Band ‘If I Made The World’

Hawke The Band have released their new single, ‘If I Made The World’. Hawke The Band was formed in 2018 by two friends in the shadow of the world-famous Guinness Brewery (in the south of the city) and features Richie Power (vocals/keyboards) and Eoghan MacMahon (vocals/guitar). Irish rock legends Aslan quickly declared themselves major fans, with frontman Christy Dignam proclaiming Hawke The Band “the next big thing” to emerge from a country that consistently punches above its weight in terms of quality music.

‘If I Made The World’ showcases an emotional and tender side to Hawke The Band. The lyrics were inspired by “the outlook of a homeless man who Richie bumped into after a night out in Dublin. He illustrated how the world would look if he was the one in charge. His optimistic, idealistic and selfless imagination in contrast with his bleak reality was a message we tried to convey in this track.” The band express this message wonderfully through poignant lyrics and uplifting soundscapes. With warm guitar gliding between soft vocals and emotive tones, ‘If I Made The World’ is a moving beautiful song. The band build the instrumentation to create a cinematic effect that is thrilling making for a wholesome tune and a glorious listening experience.

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Author: Danu

Reserved for Rehab Live at Fred Zeppelins Cork With Support From The Luminesc and Ether

Last Thursday night Cork’s “Best Rock n Roll Bar & Venue” Fred Zeppelins whipped up another fiery night of alternative rock frenzy with up-and-comers Reserved for Rehab and special guests The Luminesc and Ether. 

The venue had a bustling atmosphere as first act Ether took to the stage. Chris Kett, Rob Cashman and Shao Tampus presented their Grungy-Shoegaze sound to the eager crowd. Filled with sweet guitar melodies, buoyant drums and tantalizing bass grooves the band displayed a tight and fun presence for their debut show. Each member has other musical projects and on the night they performed newly written songs and a refreshing encore that showcased Rob Cashman’s solo material. Ether’s performance was a solid debut. 

The Luminesc took to the stage with a heavier sound that reverbed through the venue with a thrilling frequency. There’s a 90’s rock vibe about this band’s sound as they put a modern twist on The Smashing Pumpkins -esque melodies. Their melodic groovy sounds and strong riff-based tunes engrossed the crowd from start to finish. Rob Doherty, Diarmuid, Francis Hayden and Ryan O’Dwyer gave us a diverse energetic set with polished bass riffs, robust drums and zealous guitar. The band’s tracks showed off Doherty’s strong vocals as he effortlessly slid into falsetto between howling out angst-riddled lyrics. It was a brilliant and fiery performance from The Luminesc.  

Reserved For Rehab wasted no time and steamrolled into their set of powerful and melodic tracks. Each tune showcased mature lyrical content, rich musical diversity and refined musicianship as the band ventured between rock, indie, shoegaze and hints of moody grunge. The crowd were enamoured from the start; dancing, moshing and bellowing back the lyrics with enthusiasm and an excited frenzy that is rare for a new band to inflict. Covers of ‘Teenage Kicks’ and ‘Ever Fallen In Love’ thrilled the young audience. However, it’s the band’s original songs that hooked the crowd. They bellowed back the lyrics of ‘Guerrilla’ and ‘Ivory’ without any prompt as they manically moshed throughout and it’s easy to notice why. The young band’s original work is very impressive. Each song has an instrumental that draws you in and the encouraging energy on stage from the four-piece is infectious. These guys play with such skill and passion it leaves much to be admired.  Mikilaj Musko’s hair flicks between slick guitar manoeuvers while Shao Tampus’ (also performed with Ether) flips between intricate drum taps and mighty belts. Chris Kett’s (also performed with Ether) slick bass grooves are a joy to listen to and Ramah Kinane- Kumar’s nonchalant yet charming stage presence between grungy vocals and rasp-filled howls is an entrancing sight to behold. Even the time-stopping final track ‘Hollow’, which has a slower pace and more moody tone had the crowd in a trance. It was a moving tune that displayed Kinane-Kumar’s vocal ability and exposed a vulnerability we haven’t seen from this band before, sparking the audience to shout for an encore. 

It’s exciting to witness new bands showcase their sound and watch them grow over numerous performances. All three bands put on an impressive performance last Thursday night. It will be interesting to see how more gigging and experience will shape these extremely talented musicians.


Author: Danu

A Chat With: Isaac Butler

Following a whirlwind summer of songwriting, performing, and charting, Isaac Butler has released his new single ‘Heart of Gold’, ahead of the upcoming headline show at Dublin’s Academy on December 1st. I caught up with the singer-songwriter to have a chat about his upcoming show, his plans for the rest of the year and how he created his new single.

‘Heart of Gold’ is a wholesome heartfelt tune brimming with anthemic melodies and passionate songwriting. Butler explained the personal story behind the track.

“Yes, so it’s a funny one. It actually came about from a conversation that I had with my dad. The pre-chorus leading into the chorus, those lines are: “my dad said son you’ll find the one but love is never easy” and this whole conversation came about because I had just ended a relationship and I was feeling almost worried and anxious about like, oh my god I’m getting on. I’m into my mid to late 20s and I’ve just broken up with or from a long relationship like, what’s the story? Am I going to dial up? I was freaking out, I suppose and he let me have my panic, kind of 10 minute rant. Then he just looked at me and said right are you finished? and then gave me some advice and he said, Look, you need to relax. Just chill out. It’ll all happen. If you get out of your own way. I suppose it was those two lines. My dad said son, you’ll find the one, love is never easy and then I wrote the song around that idea.”

As in all of Butler’s songs, the lyrics are relatable, express a sense of vulnerability and are deeply honest. This earnest quality enriches his songs and makes the listener really connect.

“Is it hard for me to put out there? Yeah, it probably is. But I’m getting much better at it. I think I fell into this trap when I was first releasing music of, well not a trap but I suppose this works both ways. But I was writing songs that weren’t too personal. There were stories that I heard or even things sometimes that I just kind of created and what I found is in recent years is the songs that really connect are the songs that I can talk openly [ about ], like this. I think it comes [ across ] in the actual recording. Then when I’m speaking about them, like in this situation I can really get into the deep tissue of what the songs actually mean to me. I think that’s what connects with people more so than catchy melodies all that kind of thing.”

‘Heart of Gold’ has Celtic elements sweeping between indie guitars, pop melodies and an anthemic chorus. We discussed the production and how Butler envisioned the song’s sound when he first wrote it.

“I started with those two lines. Obviously, that’s what I build the song around, but I had the “My Heart of gold” I had that chant in my head on the first day and I again, tried to build the chorus around that big chant because I always come back to the reason I’m doing this is I want to play big shows. I want to have people belting out these songs and I think the best way to do that is, there’s three things that I’ve put it down to; tell the truth. Number two, make them anthemic and three, make them emotional. But yeah the big guitars and also all the vocals was definitely a very important part to me even from day one of writing the song and I made that very clear when we went in to produce it.”

The new single is released ahead of what will be Butler’s biggest headline show to date at Dublin’s Academy on December 1st. 

“I’m very excited. Yes, I’m very excited. I got some tickets to sell, but I’m very excited. So Whelan’s obviously was in March. That was great. So they seemed to really enjoy it. I loved it and then yeah, moving now towards The Academy. It’s going to be obviously my biggest headline to date, but my biggest production to date as well. I’m bringing in some lights guy, sound team and stuff. So yeah, it’s really going to be a level-up. So for anyone listening that wants to come along, it’d be great to have you there because it’s really going to be I suppose my best showcase to date”

Upon listening to Heart of Gold, the listener gets an instant feeling that the song is going to be epic live. Its powerful chorus sparks images of crowd’s bellowing it back live. I wondered if Butler had a particular track that he is excited to perform in The Academy.

“There’s a few unreleased ones, you know super emotional ones I’m gonna probably chat about a little bit before I play them on the night. I’m excited to see how they go down. There’s going to be a couple where [ it’s ] myself and the guitar. I always liked doing that. But yeah  ‘Heart of Gold’, ‘On The Run’, ‘Devil on my Shoulder’ they’re always just so much fun to play”

Butler is becoming quite the confident performer on stage and we discussed how he approaches his interactions with the crowd at his shows.

“ I really used to struggle with it quite a lot and that’s only because I felt like it was a little bit ill-prepared. I’m kind of comfortable enough now where if something happens, I can pick up on it. I think my starting out or even up until a couple of years ago, I probably rushed through the sets quite a lot, just a little bit of nerves, a little bit of anxiety, but now I feel I’m more mature, more confident and able to control myself a little bit more as well.”

“It’s a funny one even as an up and coming performer. For instance you can’t do full band shows three or four times a week unless you’re doing a tour but you need to do that to get to that level. It’s a funny chicken-and-egg situation. I’d love to be doing full band shows three or four or five times a week. But you have to create that demand first and then hopefully the demand is there and like, oh god, I’ve only done a few full band shows but you got to roll with it a little bit.”

Butler’s upcoming headline show at Dublin’s Academy on December 1st comes fresh off the heels of a sold-out performance at Whelan’s main room in April. December is always a good time for shows as everyone is in high spirits and love a good December show.

“I think so. I was lucky enough to get a Friday, which is great. The Whelan’s headline was 31st of March as well. So it was a nice gap. But yeah, it felt natural to have that on the first of December.”

Butler has previously sold out shows in ‘Whelans’ main room, ‘The Grand Social’ and ‘The Soundhouse’ and amassed 3 million spotify streams for his singles (including ‘Moon Song’, Just One Night’ and ‘On The Run’). He is growing his following more and more each time I speak to him. We chatted about how he is finding getting this recognition for his work.

“ We probably first chatted five or six years ago, which is pretty crazy. Maybe five years ago. It was definitely before Covid Anyway.. But yeah its nice. Obviously Covid in between that and that was a major deal obviously for everyone for lots of reasons. But now the last couple of months it really seems to be growing nicely. So yeah I can’t complain. All I can do is keep doing what I’m doing,  chip away and hopefully get a bit lucky.”

Isaac Butler’s music is a delight to listen to. The artist has a wonderful ability to create expressive soundscapes and emotive lyrics that connect with the listener with ease. ‘Heart of Gold’ gives Butler the chance to showcase how he can take these qualities and deliver them through an exciting energetic and blistering sound. I have no doubt his show in The Academy in December with be one not to miss and Butler has some exciting plans for the rest of the year as well.

“ I’m supporting True Tides and their tour, their Irish tour. So that’s six dates in November, which should be great. Then leading up to obviously the Academy show on the first [ December ] and then I’m going on tour with Ryan McMullanin in December. That’s all of the support shows. I’ll be doing some smaller acoustic shows. I’m playing a few in the Hard Rock Cafe in October and November in Temple Bar. I’m toying with the idea of releasing another song before the gig. We’ll see. We’ll see.”

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Author: Danu

N.O.A.H ‘Something To Believe In’ 

Photo Credit: Niamh Barry

Breakout Irish indie rock band N.O.A.H have released their blistering new single ‘Something To Believe In’.The track follows the recent single ‘Sour Kiss’ which received more than 500 plays across Irish/UK and International radio and reached #2 on the Amazing Radio Charts.

Boasting crisp production and expressive melodies; ‘Something To Believe In’ is a time-stopping listen.The band take icy guitar lines and weave them between driving bass and powerful drums to create the perfect balance between hauntingly cold and vibrant edgy indie. This song is superbly crafted. It ebbs and flows with subtle textures of shimmering synths and heavy rock riffs while Ryan’s sweet falsetto glissades upon a chilling melody that at times cools the fiery instrumental outbursts. Well balanced and laced in N.O.A.H’s superb brand of effervescent musianship ‘Something To Believe In’ is an exciting addition to their fantastic catalogue

About the track the band said: “We love the fact we can mash our heavier rock influences with our pop-rock melodies and indie guitars. It feels like we are pushing ourselves and our sound.

This is the most authentic we’ve ever sounded, it’s the type of song we’ve always wanted to make. We were inspired by bands like Nothing But Thieves, Bring Me The Horizon and Fontaines DC”

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Author: Danu

Soda Blonde ‘Bad Machine’

Photo Credit: Patricio Cassinoni.

Soda Blonde have announced their new album and tour dates with lead single ‘Bad Machine’, out 14th July.The new album ‘Dream Big’ is out on 8th September 2023. Tickets go on sale Monday 17th at 10am GMT for Soda Blonde’s November ‘Dream Big’ tour. Available at www.sodablonde.com. Following two successful introductory EPs (2019’s “Terrible Hands” and 2020’s “Isolation Content”), they released their debut album, “Small Talk”, in 2021. The LP was subsequently nominated for RTÉ’s Choice Music Prize for Album of the Year and received rave reviews. The band have grown tremendously in the two years since their debut, and it shows. Whereas “Small Talk” was an anxiety-fuelled coming-of-age record about navigating their twenties, “Dream Big” is a mature awakening to the world at large; one that dives deeper and hits harder than its predecessor. 

‘Bad Machine’ pulses with intoxicating raw energy, and the cool suaveness Soda Blonde are becoming known for. Instantly the band hit you with a jagged sharp guitar hook and a dominant almost spoken vocal delivery before the song opens into a pop-sprinkled chorus that is embellished with scratchy guitar, dark synths and sticky beat slaps. The eerie tones are mirrored within the eloquent lyrics ‘’every part of me is a bad machine breaking everything all the time, every part of me has been wired to repeat, I’ve got a bad desire by design’’ and enhanced by shadowy hypnotic keys, whining guitar moments, and intoxicating bass. Soda Blonde weave together soft disco elements with sharp indie rock to create a single that showcases this band’s sonic wizardry in all its glory. If ‘Bad Machine’ is anything to go by then the new album looks very promising. 

About the track, Adam O’Regan said: “We can be slaves to our own impulses, it’s this idea of recognizing that this is just a part of who you are and going with that; but it’s a double- edged sword. Sometimes taking a chance, being spontaneous and taking a risk – they’re not always the safest moves to make, but that propensity to dare is what makes us great. We wouldn’t exist without it.”

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Author: Danu

N.O.A.H ‘Sour Kiss’

Photo Credit: Niamh Barry

N.O.A.H, the breakout Irish indie rock band have released their highly anticipated new single ‘Sour Kiss’.’Sour Kiss’ is a poignant and introspective exploration of a toxic relationship, delving into themes of deception, emotional pain, and the transient nature of happiness. Formed by lifelong friends Ryan Hill, Adam Rooney, and Ronan Hynes in January 2020, N.O.A.H emerged amidst the global pandemic, symbolising a fresh beginning and the determination to make their voices heard. With their debut single, “Shine,” released in September 2020, N.O.A.H garnered significant attention from music critics and fans alike. They quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with, gaining airplay on prominent Irish radio stations and even recording an exclusive acoustic rendition of “Shine” for BBC5 Live’s Laura Whitmore. Following their successful debut, N.O.A.H continued to make waves in the music scene. Their debut EP, “Echoes of the Night,” produced by Grammy-winning Ruadhri Cushnan, showcased their dynamic sound and garnered international acclaim, transcending genres and captivating listeners far and wide. The band solidified their presence in the UK music scene with regional radio play and a thrilling live performance on CBBC’s ‘Saturday Mashup.

Boasting driving indie elements, glorious melodies and expressive songwriting ‘Sour Kiss’ is a thrilling new tune from N.O.A.H. There is much to admire about this track. Tension simmers through the verses as Hill’s expressive vocals aptly convey the emotional turmoil of a toxic relationship while buoyant drums, bubbling bass and jagged guitars complement the lyrics wonderfully before the chorus erupts with the band’s enigmatic energy. An intriguing aspect of the track is the twinkling keys which inject a refreshing ethereal tone between the consuming and intoxicating wall of sound and gives the listener a sense of hope throughout the tune.  

N.O.A.H are getting better and more exciting with each musical release. Their sound is simply captivating and ‘Sour Kiss’ is a fine example of this. 

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Author : Danu

Dylan Flynn & the Dead Poets ‘Why’ Featuring Laura Duff

Fast-rising Indie outfit Dylan Flynn & the Dead Poets have released their new single ‘Why’ featuring Laura Duff. The band released their debut album in March, which has amassed over 750,000 streams, with singles being featured on Spotify’s ‘New Music Friday UK’ and ‘Alternative Ireland’. In the last year, they have toured the UK and Ireland, including a sold-out show in Whelan’s, Dublin, and also supported the likes of NewDad, Milk and The Stunning.

‘Why’ floods with stunning melodies and earnest songwriting. Dylan Flynn & the Dead Poets drizzle this lush track with their brand of ethereal musicianship to create a timeless and beautiful tune for listeners to enjoy. It’s elegant and dreamy with hints of indie edge to keep the song fresh and engaging. 

The vocals complement each other wonderfully. Laura Duff’s immaculate vocals caress the melody with a soft velvety tone while Flynn’s expressive rasp creates warmth and texture. Balancing airy tones with country elements and indie pop; ‘Why’ is a well-crafted delight that boasts the incomparable talent of Dylan Flynn and The Dead Poets.

About the track Flynn said – “This song always felt like a single to us. From the first demo, we knew it was something special. When it came around to picking the initial singles for the album, this came very close to being one we released, but we decided to keep it as an album track. I’m glad we did, because the version we have now breaths a whole new life into the lyrics. Laura’s vocal really brought the track to life. “

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Author: Danu

BECAH ‘Freak’ EP

Northern Irish alternative indie artist BECAH has released her highly-anticipated debut EP ‘Freak’. BECAH has supported notable acts such as Aslan, The Four of Us, and Brian Kennedy. Her music has received critical acclaim. Collaborating with renowned producer Michael Mormecha on her latest project, BECAH’s single ‘Freak’ is an extraordinary and deeply personal introspective piece that delves into the feeling of being different and questioning one’s worth. The accompanying music video is a compelling visual representation of the song’s powerful message adding an extra layer of emotion to the already gripping track.

‘Freak’ is a mesmerising display of BECAH’s earnest songwriting and wonderfully emotive musicianship. From soulful R&B tones mixed with an indie edge in ‘Ghost’ and the heavy fuzz-filled indie rock of the title track ‘Freak’ to the pop ballad-esque ‘Fool’, Freak is a unique and memorable EP. 

BECAH’s vocals are an utter treasure. Her ability to convey so much emotion from many of the heartbreaking lyrics within the EP is simply breathtaking. ‘Reminders’ is a beautiful example of this. Her sweet delicate tone floods with emotion as sparse ethereal soundscapes move between a heartbreaking bittersweet melody. The track is a delight to listen to and a wonderful moment within the EP. 

An exciting aspect of BECAH’s musicianship is her ability to convey emotion, not just through her voice but also her music. She trickles soft piano and gentle guitar into tender ballads like ‘Lost’ and jazzy elements with R&B beats in ‘Ghost’ to create surges of emotional movement making each song captivating and magical in its own way.

‘Freak’ is a deeply personal EP filled with raw lyrical content and immersive soundscapes. The EP is a glorious collection of refined musicianship and moving songs that marks BECAH as not only an artist to keep an eye on but one to treasure.

About ‘Freak’ BECAH says, 

“I think we all can feel sometimes as though we’re not quite “normal”. The people that surround us can make us question ourselves and our worth. ‘Freak’ is about my battle with that. It speaks of a time my mind was busy with self-deprecation and a submission to the belief that I was just a ‘freak’, different from everyone around me and struggling with the noise inside my head.”

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Author: Danu

Isaac Butler ‘Just One Night’

Irish Pop Rock artist Isaac Butler has released his new single ‘Just One Night’, following a sold-out Whelan’s main room headline show. Butler is no stranger to the stage or the airwaves amassing over 2.5 million Spotify streams and selling out shows in ‘The Grand Social’ , ‘The Soundhouse’ and ‘Whelan’s’ while also playing various festivals such as Electric Picnic around the country. He has just sold out his first headline show in Whelan’s main room and is all set for a summer of festival slots.

‘Just One Night’ bursts with youthful energy and the wonderful songwriting of Isaac Butler. Teaming jangly guitar hooks with shimmering synths bubbling beats and an utterly compelling melody the track is a glorious earworm. An exciting aspect of Butler’s musicianship is the artist’s uncanny ability to create wonderfully expressive soundscapes to accompany his relatable, poetic lyrics and emotive vocals. A fine example of this is ‘Just One Night’; filled with catchy lyrics, luscious euphoric soundscapes and an irresistible vocal delivery this song leaves you craving to hear it again and again. ‘Just One Night’ is a vibrant new bop that is sure to be epic at his live shows. 

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Author:Danu