From her album “Simple Dreams” (1977):
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From their upcoming album “Part Time Believer”, to be released on 9 February 2024:
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Born and raised in Derry as Aoife Boyle, this Irish singer and songwriter was bound to follow a musical path. She started learning the violin aged 5 and later added piano, guitar and drums, as well as vocal lessons. Since then she collaborated with the Ulster Orchestra and supported Irish artists like Lisa Hannigan. Inspired by Alison Krauss, Sigur Rós and Van Morrison, she debuted with “Nights” in 2017.
Starting this blossoming track with a throwback to her dreampop sound, this song sirens you into her magical sonic world. Taken from her same-titled debut album, it ascends to a dynamic chorus filled with upbeat vibes from the lively drums, warm bass and rousing guitars. And with her alluring vocals singing her sensitive lyrics, she fuses vulnerability with playfulness on this captivating tune.
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From their album “When The World Knows Your Name” (1989):
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Hailing from Miami, this emerging singer and songwriter grew up with a shyness and a tendency to overthink. Determined to push through and overcome those hurdles, she moved to Boston to attend Berklee College Of Music. Now based in Los Angeles, she’s been mentored by Ledisi. Inspired by artists such as Kehlani, JP Saxe and Julia Michaels, she’s ready to introduce her sound to the world.
Describing a vulnerable point in her life, dealing with the heartache after a breakup, her debut single effortlessly blends pop with R&B. Intricately layering sonic textures, from the luscious beat and creamy keys to the celestial harmonies, she’s created a succulent melodic world. And with the richness of her emotionally-laden vocals, telling the relatable tale, this sleek debut is not easily forgotten.
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