MEGAN NIC RUAIRÍ – TWENTY TWO
Megan Nic Ruairí’s enchanting presence is felt throughout ‘Twenty Two’. Resting upon a spacious piano ballad production, Nic Ruairí’s performance is truly breath-taking.
LEMONADE SHOELACE – SOUL SYNDROME
Covering the full sonic spectrum, the glistened indie-pop sway of Lemonade Shoelace’s ‘Soul Syndrome’ has a kaleidoscopic scale and tone.
NEWDAD – NIGHTMARES
The tense edge that resonates beneath NewDad’s ‘Nightmares’ finds the group layering an undertone of menace into their big-scale dream-pop sound.
FOUR FACES – THE CIRCLE
An intricate offering from Four Faces, ‘The Cirlce’ is a melodically and rhythmically intertwined track brought to life by layers of harmony.
RO YOURELL – HOW MY HEART BEATS
The intimate ‘How My Heart Beats’ finds Ro Yourell delving into an entangled folk-pop sound with a song that rises and falls through Yourell’s rolling lyricism and performance.
ANAMOE DRIVE – OUT LIKE A LIGHT
The shimmering slow burn of Anamoe Drive’s ‘Out Like A Light’ has a dreamlike quality to it as the song unfurls both dynamically and sonically.
CHALK – THE GATE
The palpable bang and clatter of Chalk’s pulsating ‘The Gate’, finds the trio creating music with absolute abandon, noisy, untamed and unrelenting.
DÁWNA – DID YOU EVER
A swing for the fences pop offering from Dáwna, ‘Did You Ever’ has a full-scale production and intimate songwriting at its heart.
THE PSYCHS – SWEET TOOTH OUTLAW
A short sharp shock of a track from the Psychs, the by-the-throat rock ‘n’ roll of ‘Sweet Tooth Outlaw’ finds the four-piece delivering a sound that packs a punch.
The Last Mixed Tape 