Daithi released his EP “Tribes“on in February and the next single from the EP is ‘April’featuring Dublin singer-songwriter Sinead White. This follows the 2015 big track, ‘Mary Keanes Introduction’, which was nominated for a Choice Music Prize and 2016’s ‘Love’s On Top’.
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Australian singer/songwriter HaydenCalnin has been on many radars for a while now. ‘Ultra-Beast’ is a brooding track, slow and dark with a set of vocals to emulate James Vincent McMorrow. Some of his work has appeared on TV shows and recently the Japanese trailer for Oscar-nominated, Room. A European tour is on the cards.
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Andy Shauf’s new song, ‘The Worst In You,‘ could be described as a sort of hyper-folk. The Guardian recently called Shauf an “Indie Burt Bacharach” also. A good start to promotion for his forthcoming album in May, not to mention support slots with The Lumineers.
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The Alkove have released a new single ‘This Ain’t Me’ which was recorded in Cork’s Claycastle. The track is a solid start for the band who are looking to make their mark on the rock scene in Ireland. A short tour of Ireland is to follow with dates in Portlaoise, Galway, and more.
RobMoro 
Daithi released his EP “Tribes“ on in February and the next single from the EP is ‘April’ featuring Dublin singer-songwriter Sinead White. This follows the 2015 big track, ‘Mary Keanes Introduction’, which was nominated for a Choice Music Prize and 2016’s ‘Love’s On Top’.
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Australian singer/songwriter Hayden Calnin has been on many radars for a while now. ‘Ultra-Beast’ is a brooding track, slow and dark with a set of vocals to emulate James Vincent McMorrow. Some of his work has appeared on TV shows and recently the Japanese trailer for Oscar-nominated, Room. A European tour is on the cards.
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Andy Shauf’s new song, ‘The Worst In You,‘ could be described as a sort of hyper-folk. The Guardian recently called Shauf an “Indie Burt Bacharach” also. A good start to promotion for his forthcoming album in May, not to mention support slots with The Lumineers.
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