Susan O'Neill Ennis, Ireland
Ireland’s SON (aka Susan O’Neill) combines her soulful, husky vocals with a unique loop pedal technique, whilst adding guitar, trumpet, harmonica and whistle in her mind-blowing solo performances. Prodigiously gifted, SON creates an enchanting musical experience where timeless frequencies infuse the air in a powerful blend of the old and the new. ... more
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A brilliant album! It is really hard to pick a favorite as they are all amazing works of art. The lyrics are all very potent and real. Light a Fire conjures up a very vivid but more unusual picture but every track has me gripped and listening. Another deep and meaningful album which is very well put together.
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Beautiful arrangements and a voice that carries so much emotion.
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Here in the Pitch
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I Get Into Trouble (LP | 2023)
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The Australian folk-pop singer tackles deconstruction, her Christian childhood, and sexuality on her infectious sophomore album.
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“Room of mirrors (…) house of mirrors”...so, I've been warned: silly me, looking for a well-known, reassuring reality. A guitar gently playing like a child on a tire swing, a voice making fun of my predictions with subtle delays and anticipations, making that same tire spin on itself in a burst of joy, then coming back to the calm of a boat cradled by the waves. “To be seen not heard is a worrying thing”; well, she has nothing to worry about: same acoustics of the theatre in Epidaurus, here.
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