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8 new Irish songs you should hear this week

This is only a selection of new music – dig into more or follow the Spotify playlists.

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Bitch Falcon- Of Heart

Bitch Falcon give us their new track ‘Of Heart’, a Nialler9 favourite. Fans will recognise this one as a stand out from live shows giving a slow dirge of rock that creeps across its running time menacingly.

2.

Paddy Hanna – Mario Lanza

Paddy Hanna’s father’s illness lead him to write a song inspired by American singer Mario Lanza. A very upbeat and joyful track with an underlining sorrowful tone as it reflects his emotions relating to a illness that left his father in a coma for two weeks.

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Brame & Hamo- Hurt You

Sligo producers Brame & Hamo are back two years on from their last release with a new 3 track EP. ‘Hurt You’ off the new EP is a hard-hitting track with trance flavours and vocal samples that deliver a deeper tone in comparison to their earlier work.

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Laoise- Rich

Galway electronic pop artist Laoise’s new track is deeply atmospheric and shows off her powerfully haunting vocals. Laoise continues to develop her visual aesthetic too via the new video by Christian Tierney.

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Nefera- I Dare You

Egyptian/Irish R&B artist Nefera third single ‘I Dare You’ has a catchy beat with soulful vocals. You may find yourself singing along to this one after a few listens.

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Sonja Sleator- Mia

Belfast-based singer-songwriter Sonja Sleator reminds me of a Irish version of Courtney Barnett. This song has a very catchy upbeat melody with narrative lyrics about the titular character.

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Darce – Valhalla ft Eve Clague

Alt-hip-hop rapper Darce has teamed up with fellow Cork native Eve Clague on a track that captures the essence of youthful antics in rural Ireland with backing vocals that enhance the song’s emotion.

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New Portals – Chasing Shade

The prolific Belfast couple Ruth and Michael Aicken are back with new track ‘Chasing Shade’. They say: “it’s a song we wrote about that one person we all know who is just happy with their lives no matter what happens. We’re off busying ourselves, trying to make the world a better place or build a better or more fulfilling future for ourselves and some people are just happy to sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. This song is about how envious we are of those people and how we wish we could just get away from the compulsions that drive us.”

Posted on November 15th, 2017

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Brame & Hamo drop new EP Trants

Two years on from their last release, Sligo house duo Brame & Hamo are back with a new EP – Trants.

The Berlin-based producers have previously released on labels like Dirt Crew and Heist but here, they are self-releasing on their own label.

Trants, say it out loud with an Irish accent and it sounds like ‘Trance’. The three tracks on the new EP feature a mix of bleeping techno, dusty drums, percussion, trance flavours and sax and vocal samples on the hard-hitting ‘Hurt You’ that deliver a deeper tone in comparison to their earlier work. The release is on Bandcamp.

Posted on November 13th, 2017

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Listen: Forbidden Fruit x Nialler9 2016 Spotify playlist

Forbidden Fruit is this weekend and not only will all of these artists be there, there are night parties featuring DJ sets from festival artists and local collectives (our own Lumo Club is hosting Jungle in Wigwam) too. I’ll be DJing at the festival at the Bulmer’s Lounge on Sunday but first, to get you in the mood, here is a two-hour playlist of acts playing the festival.

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Tracklisting

  1. Flume – Never Be Like You (feat. Kai)
  2. Tame Impala – The Less I Know The Better
  3. Jungle – Julia (Soulwax remix)
  4. Katy B, Four Tet & Floating Points – Calm Down
  5. Kiasmos – Looped
  6. Skepta – That’s Not Me
  7. Pusha T – Untouchable
  8. Tiga – 3 Rules
  9. Underworld – If Rah
  10. Kormac – Wake Up
  11. George Fitzgerald – full Circle
  12. Battles – Dot Com
  13. Mmoths – 1709
  14. Young Fathers – Rain Or Shine
  15. Freddie Gibbs  & Madlib – Thuggin’
  16. Detroit Swindle – Reverse
  17. Bondax –  All I See
  18. White Collar Boy – Tide
  19. Clu – Mirrors
  20. Ame – Doldrums
  21. Leftfield – Bilocation
  22. Brame & Hamo – Kebab Dreams
  23. Maya Jane Coles – Comfort
  24. Bodhi – Brawd
  25. The Field – The Follower

Posted on May 31st, 2016

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Forbidden Fruit announce: Pusha T, Leftfield, Kerri Chandler, Brame & Hamo & more

After the announcement of Forbidden Fruit night earlier this week, the city festival has announced new names for the June Bank Holiday weekend from Friday 3rd – Sunday 5th June at The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.

Friday

  • Pusha T
  • Leftfield DJ Set
  • Kerri Chandler
  • Detroit Swindle B2B Gerd Janson
  • Octave One
  • Trinity Orchestra
  • Al Gibbs
  • Jack Dunne

Saturday

  • Tom Misch
  • Clu Live
  • White Collar Boy
  • Voxx
  • Eve DJs
  • 4WD Grad

Sunday

  • Brame & Hamo
  • Jack Thompson
  • Dan Stritch
  • Cian Toner
  • Aaron Nolan
  • Hidden Agenda DJs
  • Bruce Willis DJs
  • Hidden Flux Djs

Day tickets for Forbidden Fruit are priced €59.50 including booking fee through Ticketmaster.ie and outlets nationwide. Weekend tickets are priced at €119.00\

 

FF weekend NEW ACTS (1)

Posted on April 29th, 2016

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The best songs of the week

Follow the Nialler9 New Music playlist on Spotify. This week’s additions include new songs from Lil Silva, Bonzai, Hundred Waters, Whitney, Barq, Asa Moto, Jessy Lanza and Anna Of The North.

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Hundred Waters

Show Me Love (Skrillex remix)

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An album song gets a great rework and a new lease of life.

Last year’s Electric Picnic mixtape kicked off with a track from one of my favourite bands Hundred Waters. ‘Show Me Love’ is a short piece of music that kicks off their second album The Moon Rang Like A Bell. It was later given a solo version by singer Nicole Miglis.

Hundred Waters released their music on Skrillex’s OWSLA label so a remix from him isn’t a huge surprise. What is, is that he brought together Chance The Rapper, Robin Hannibal of Rhye & Moses Sumney in on the act too and made a video featuring most of them. You can get the track for download at ShowMe.Love. This is Skrillex at his most tasteful, drawing the best of the source material and collaborators and weaving it with the band’s involvement.

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Whitney

‘Golden Days’

whitney-1photoChicago band announce debut album on Secret Canadian with another earworm.

Whitney introduced themselves to the world with ‘No Woman’, a track that furrows a way into your subconscious with a meandering orchestral country folk style.

The band’s debut album, Light Upon the Lake is due out June 3rd on Secretly Canadian and post-SXSW, Whitney have shared ‘Golden Days’, a more upbeat falsetto classic rock track that falls somewhere between the two main members associated bands – Max Kakacek (ex-Smith Westerns) and singing drummer Julien Ehrlich (ex-Unknown Mortal Orchestra).

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Posted on March 29th, 2016

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Brame & Hamo – Parish Rumours EP

Following on from their Splendour & Squalor EP earlier this year, the two Berlin-based Sligo lads Brame And Hamo dropped a fine 12″ on Heist Recordings recently.

The Parish Rumours EP is co-written by the pair and features three tracks – the title, a sturdy house shaker; ‘Ghetto For You’, a funk soul and horns-percussive house groove and ‘Hot Shot’, which is more on a warm jazzy dance mode. Three impressive club tracks from two lads who continue to be ones to keep an eye on (they’ve a new EP next month on Dirt Crew).

Get the EP physically on Juno or digitally on Beatport.

Posted on June 24th, 2015

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