Kildare artist April is ‘Watching You Disappear’

Nialler9 favourite April is set to release a second EP called Luna on October 23rd.

We’ve heard the xx-esque atmospherics of ‘Forever (To Feel Like Tonight),’ and on Friday, the 21-year-old artist shared ‘Watching You Disappear’.

‘Watching You Disappear’ cultivates an increased confidence in April’s R&B style that seems evident with every release.

Says April Lawlor:

“I wrote ‘Watching You Disappear’ at a time I was going out loads and doing things to take my mind off things and feelings, so the title is basically about me watching someone fade away in my mind as I preoccupy my brain! I used to listen to “I’ll come too” by James Blake every night I’d go out, so I put the lyric “I’m in that kinda mood” in my song as a little homage.”

April

The Luna EP features production by Fred Macpherson from UK indie outfit Spector and will also features, ‘Would You Let Me In,’ , produced by Kojaque, a song that was previously shared and then deleted which was the first song that caught my attention from April.

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The Dare for Dublin gig at Vicar Street

The artist also announced some European dates in May 2021 including Dublin, Galway, Paris, London, Galway, Berlin, Stockholm, Berlin and Manchester.

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IM GOING ON TOUR!!!! May 2021 lets gooooo, this is so crazy and exciting & I hope to see some familiar faces in the crowds <33 TICKETS ON SALE WEDNESDAY @ 10AM. 🤍

A post shared by APRIL (@themonthapril) on Sep 21, 2020 at 2:00am PDT

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