Our new face for the week is Caleb Kunle, He joined us for a session and sang us some very stripped back versions of his new music which you will find are quite different to what you hear here.

Caleb Kunle has recently been through a whole re branding of his music and style. Something common in the music industry and totally doable too if done right. Branding is everything at the moment, along with good music of course.

Ladies and gents, A new face on the channel this week is here and he goes by the name of Damola 

Enjoy some Hip Hop vibes from the Dublin man who’s getting a lot of attention lately!

Another new face this week, we welcome Cormac Reynolds to the HearOne Podcast. A Dublin native with a way with songwriting. Take a listen and see for yourself.

Mick & Richie are part of a four piece Indie Folk band, usually joined by Carl and Stephen they go by the name of Good Time Villains. They like to leave their genre to the listener but would describe themselves as Irish folk with a blend of blues.

Sitting down and chatting music with Eoin Martin. A Singer songwriter from Tullamore with a love for guitar and the universal language it creates. Eoin’s influences include artists such as Newton Faulkner, John Butler and Mike Dawes.

NC Grey is a British-Nigerian singer/songwriter shuttling between Ireland, the UK and Nigeria. Her inspiration comes from the likes of Amy Winehouse, Sade Adu and Nina Simone.

With a new sound to introduce to the Irish music scene she is a fusion of Jazz, Swing and Soul. Writing and singing from a very early age she is ready to take the industry by storm.

An artist who’s ambition is to keep the mystery in the music and separate art from ego. Eamon Bode.

Juhn Echo have that feel good, foot tapping music that gets you excited to hear more! Described as alternative folk!  Niamh Regan, Hajime Takahashi and Ultan O’Brien make up Juhn Echo. Often collaborating with special guests on their songs they explore new sounds and instruments to keep things interesting.

Ryan is a super talented singer songwriter from Dublin. Telling us he got singing talents from Mam he always felt destined to become a musician. After listening and seeing him perform, we agree! Ryan attended BIMM college, Dublin and is now experimenting with his sound describing it as something in between Jazz and Folk.

Words of advice for songwriters from Ryan : Get out, meet new songwriters and learn from each other.