Nialler9 Podcast: Niamh Regan’s sublime debut album & the Irish hip-hop documentary

Episode 104 of the Nialler9 Podcast, and Niall and Andrea are staying positive!

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Discussed:

News:

Origins – the Irish hip-hop documentary aired on RTE One last week.

Reasons To Be Cheerful

Niall went to a gig

Playlists we love: Spooky Girl Autumn & Disco Rock

Album of the week

Niamh Regan – Hemet

The Galway singer-songwriter’s debut album is one of the finest Irish albums of the year. We discuss.

Songs of the week

• SZA – ‘Hit Different’
• AE MAK – ‘I Dance In The Kitchen’
• Ailbhe Reddy – ‘Looking Happy’
• Adrienne Lenker – ‘Anything’

Any Other Business?

Watching:

Tenet

I Hate Suzie

Reading:

Susanna Clarke – Piranesi

Listening:

Alan Partridge – From The Oasthouse (Podcast)

See Also

Efa O’Neill, Surka, Boots & Kats, Tara Casey & more for The Ritual at Slane Castle for New Year’s Eve

Kelly Lee Owens – Inner Song

Bill Calllahan – Gold Record

Closing track:

AE MAK – ‘I Dance In The Kitchen’

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