Pop Music
When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? is a record that revels in its dark moments and basks in its lighter ones
Her forthcoming album Solace is due for release on April 12th.
The song is taken from their upcoming collaborative album Collide.
The Cork-hailing artist shot the video in the English coastal town of Margate.
The former Hot Sprockets frontman is exploring new sounds on his solo material.
The track was co-written by Ryan O’ Shaughnessy and Laoise last summer.
The gig asserted the singer’s ascent won’t be slowing down anytime soon.
The Tipperary duo prove that less is more with considered instrumentation.
This deliciously sad-sweet pop banger is the result of a collaboration with producer Daniel McIntyre.
This is everything GREAT about psych-pop.
The artist has also announced a headline show in Whelan’s Upstairs during May.
The track is the opener on the band’s forthcoming Be Kind LP.
The Laois-based artist produces glamourous synth pop music, circa the mid-80s, fuelled by a John Hughsian sense of romance and drama.
It’s the third single from the Derry artist’s forthcoming Grim Town LP.
The song explores the human desire to make a difference.
The Mullingar duo have a flare for electro-infused R&B production.
The 19-year old performed at the arena whilst supporting Snow Patrol on their UK arena tour.
“Maybe I’m an old soul in a young body / Maybe you don’t really want me there at your birthday party.”
The Cork-hailing artist has been creating a lot of hype for some time now.
Though the Irishman sounds caught between two different musical worlds on his superb new single.