Post tagged: New for 2020

New for 2020

Young London musician/poet Arlo Parks is considered the majestic voice of Generation Z.

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JC Stewart, self-confessed 'Professional Sadboy' craft songs about his own experiences of love and heartbreak that explode from intimate confessionals into bold anthems.

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Dublin quartet Inhaler are firmly cementing their name as one of the most exciting new bands to see live and a rapidly expanding diehard fanbase.

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A skilled and impassioned performer with soulful vocals, Scarypoolparty puts his heart and soul into every song and show.

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Discover the outstanding and emotive work from the winner of the prestigious Northern Irish Music Prize 2018.

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Received as a fresh and unique addition to the local Irish independent music scene, Uly combines a love of old-school deep soul, jazz, funk, dusty production quality and topped with some pop sensibilities.

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Singer, songwriter, actress, and multi-instrumentalist, Lennon Stella catalogues her life in real-time with a pen, piano, and guitar transposing momentary feelings of longing, loss, love, nostalgia, and bliss into delicate, dynamic, and diaristic pop music.

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Originally from Co. Mayo, Lydia Ford writes dreamy and sincere pop songs that balance light, airy musicality with deeper and more introspective lyrics.

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Manchester’s Golden Boy, 19-year-old rapper Aitch is one of the most promising acts of 2020 with artistic integrity, fun and catchiness at the nucleus of his singles.

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19-year-old rapper Malaki synthesises a rich and original interpretation of Dublin life and seamlessly fuses personal expression with a sharp social and political critique.

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