Welcome to the world of Alice Laffan - a singer-songwriter from County Laois, Ireland. Alice's love for music and singing began in primary school, thanks to her teacher, the late Lorraine Maher. Lorraine was a remarkable singer-songwriter who ignited Alice's passion for music and encouraged her to pursue a career in the industry. Alice's roots in the Irish midlands have shaped her musical journey, and she continues to express her talents through her music.

Alice is deeply rooted in the lively Traditional Irish Music Scene. Her music draws inspiration from the rich storytelling of folk legends like Luke Kelly and Dougie MacLean. As she explored various musical genres, she discovered a connection with the emotive songwriting of artists like Joni Mitchell and Noah Kahan. Their ability to translate raw emotion into timeless songs inspired Alice to embark on her own musical journey.

Alice's songwriting is a beautiful tapestry crafted from the threads of her personal experiences and astute observations of the world around her. She draws inspiration from the everyday moments of life, as well as the depth and complexity of human connections and experiences. Alice skillfully weaves narratives through her music that deeply resonate with listeners, inviting them to share in the genuine emotions and stories she artfully portrays.

Having graced stages across Ireland, from intimate pub gigs to the illustrious Electric Picnic, Alice's live performances are characterized by raw emotion and authenticity. Her music has also transcended borders, reaching international audiences at events such as the Maryland Irish Festival and An Poitin Stil in America. These experiences allowed her to share her music and stories with listeners from different corners of the world.

Alice has cultivated a dedicated following and is currently working on recording her debut EP after signing with Youngblood Music. 'Wait' is the debut single from the EP, released on May 10th.

In the heart of Dublin, Ireland, where the city's age-old streets echo with the melodies of both traditional ballads and contemporary beats, resides an emerging talent poised to leave an indelible mark on the world of music. Hailing from the vibrant shores of Sri Lanka, this aspiring singer/songwriter brings the rich tapestry of her heritage and the depth of her personal journey to the forefront of her artistry.

Drawing from a well of experiences that span across cultures and continents, her lyrics unfold like soulful narratives, touching on themes of love, loss, resilience, and the quest for identity. Each word is carefully chosen, reflecting a wisdom and introspection far beyond her years, making her songs not just melodies but conversations with the soul.

Influenced by the likes of Erykah Badu, Cleo Sol, SZA, and Jorja Smith, she weaves her storytelling with a musical flow that is both unique and deeply reflective of her idols’ impact on her craft. Her voice, a melodic blend of strength and vulnerability, carries the weight of her lyrics with a grace that can only be described as captivating.

Despite the challenges of breaking into a highly competitive industry, especially far from her homeland, her resolve remains unshaken. Dublin, with its rich musical heritage and welcoming artistic community, has become a second home, a place where her talents can flourish. As she navigates this new chapter of her life, her ambition is not just to succeed but to inspire, to use her music as a bridge between cultures, and to remind us all of the power of sharing our stories.

Born in Berlin in 2000, Emileo moved to Spain at 16 before heading south to the romantic, mystical terrain of Morocco before winning the inaugural Sinead O'Connor BA Commercial Modern Music Scholarship of BIMM Dublin in 2020, the city where she currently lives and writes.

This fearless sense of pioneering, nomadic adventure mirrors Emileo’s extraordinary musical talents and communicative skills; lyrically proficient in four languages, she delivers a remarkable kaleidoscope of sounds and imagery that soars with individuality and heart. Her music is firmly rooted in those sun-kissed, travelled cultures but is also informed by the glacial textures of her Germanic origins.

Emileo has been personally invited by artists such as Mundy and Tolü Makay to support them around Ireland and has performed in Dublin’s landmark Olympia Theatre and Cork’s Opera House as special guest to Tori Amos.

Emileo’s quest for knowledge and cultural appreciation is a cornerstone of her aesthetic. After completing a short course in Classical Indian Vocal Singing in Jaipur, India, she immersed herself last summer in traditional Gnawa music in Morocco. Her upcoming second EP 'A Thief of Mother's Milk' takes her back to her Berlin roots and merges melodic techno with the exotic colours of tribal sounds. It will be released on the 7th of May 2024.

Frowning Hours is a new Indie Folk project created by Ger Kelly, who studied acting at Trinity College, Dublin and has worked in theatre for the past 15 years. Ger has performed on stages such as The Abbey, The Gate, and The Olympia, appearing in plays by O'Casey, Shakespeare, and more.

He lent his haunting voice to numerous productions, including original scores by composer Tom Lane and classic musicals by Sondheim. It was during this time that he realized his talent for songwriting and attempted to study at BIMM. However, he had to exit the course early due to a theatre job.

Ger has amassed a devoted following of fans who are eagerly anticipating the release of his own music. While he has been busy balancing his acting career with his newfound passion for music-making, he has taken the time to craft a message that is both meaningful and impactful. Now, he is ready to share his music with the world and showcase his unique voice and style.

Ger is a multi-talented musician who has spent the last decade perfecting his debut EP. He has performed on some of the biggest stages in Ireland, including Whelan's, Electric Picnic, and All Together Now, and has even opened for well-known artists such as Mick Flannery and Susan O'Neill.

Despite the challenges of the pandemic, Ger used the time to take a breather and curate his music, resulting in an EP that is sure to impress.

Ger will soon be seen in the upcoming Netflix series 'Bodkin' as Teddy, a burly blacksmith with an incredible singing voice.

Introducing Aimee Cuffe, the exciting new indie-pop artist that is set to captivate audiences with her new music. 

Hailing from the West of Ireland Aimee takes inspiration from the likes of Lizzy McAlpine and Maggie Rogers to create her unique indie-pop sound. With an emphasis on storytelling Aimee navigates themes of love, loss, and self-discovery with an honesty that is both refreshing and relatable with her new music.

Aimee’s Debut single ‘Before We Were Us’ is set for release on Friday 12th April and is what she describes as the “beginning of her story.” “‘Before We Were Us’ is the first song that I wrote after I decided to pursue a solo career, it meant starting again for me and going out on my own, which was scary and unknown but also exciting, all of those feelings reflect in this song. It’s exactly how I felt at the time when I wrote it.” ‘Before We Were Us’ paints a vivid portrait of the bittersweet beauty of following one’s heart and tells the story of trying to find oneself again after feeling lost for so long. From its introspective lyrics to its irresistible hooks, this single is sure to leave a lasting impression on audiences.

Holly Munro has been busy reshaping indie pop with her captivating vocal and distinct song craft. She released her new single 'Dead Ends, which explores not wanting to miss chances and face regrets, and emphasises how every decision we make shapes our future

Listen to ‘Dead Ends’ here. Watch the video for ‘Dead Ends’ here.

Holly also announced her headline show at The Workmans Cellar on June 8th.

Telekura stormed onto the music scene in October with their debut release, ‘clown’. Earning the prestigious title of 'Track of the Week' from 2FM, the Dublin based duo not only received substantial airplay but also secured placements in Spotify's widely followed playlists, including 'A Breath of Fresh Eire' and the globally acclaimed 'An Alternative Future'

The psychedelic-pop duo are kickstarting 2024 with their second single, ‘girls.’ 'girls' seamlessly continues the band’s momentum, serving as a rallying cry for girls to reclaim their position in the world. Embodying the same infectious energy that defined their debut, "girls" is a dynamic and spirited track characterised by pounding toms, wiry synths, and a chorus laden with hooks. Telekura’s musical journey remains compelling, with 'clown' and 'girls' showcasing their ability to deliver a unique and impactful sound.

Silver Branch is an Alternative Indie/ folk act based in Dublin, Ireland. Formed in early 2023, Silver Branch is the new project of singer/songwriter and Kerry native Kieran Mulvihill. Silver Branch plays acoustic and electric guitar with drum machines and synth accompaniment. He also performs with a cello player as a duo and a full band for bigger shows. He writes songs from the perspective of an old heart, questioning our experiences, our connections to the past and the unruly bodies we inhabit. Delivering music in its most unadulterated form, light and shade run through his songs with an urgency and tenderness that often reflects the Jekyll and Hyde world we inhabit.

Fee Gray (they/them), the Irish singer-songwriter, can usually be found crying to their girlfriend about how much they love Taylor Swift and dying their hair blue in your bathroom ♡ From their debut single Parasocial in April 2023 to their debut EP Quetiapine Dreams that October, Fee Gray keeps the releases coming and listeners on their toes. Experimenting with their style as a young artist Fee Gray creates anything from "F**K YOU" pop punk to soul crushing soft ballads that will bring a tear to your eye.

Fee now crashes into 2024 with the infectious queer pop of 'Hoe Phase' which dropped on 8th March.

Leila Jane is an Alternative Pop singer-songwriter based in Dublin whose song writing takes on the spirit of her early blues influences. Imelda May believed Leila’s music had a unique sense of heart and therefore chose her to be the recipient of the ‘Imelda May Scholarship’ at BIMM Institute Dublin.

Leila has been singing and fronting her own bands for over ten years. She has played at festivals such as Electric Picnic, Glastonbury and Body & Soul.

Videos of her busking on Grafton Street are often featured on Dublin City Today’s Youtube channel

Anamoe Drive is the solo moniker of songwriter & multi-instrumentalist Oisín Leahy Furlong.

Fresh off the heels of the first track “Goodbye & Goodluck” garnering attention for its distinct brand of lo-fi indie meets alt folk, Anamoe Drive has just announced the debut album "Breakfast in Bed" due March 8th 2024 on Faction Records. This news also comes with the announcement of the single “Procrastination” dropping on Feb 22nd, and a string of Irish dates on sale now.

Teddy is Offline is a Dream pop artist from the emerald isle of Ireland. He is known for his melancholy lyrics and his dreamy angelic vocals. Nothing Nowhere and slowdive have been credited as his main musical influences.