iRadio’s Breakfast Rolled with Cooper & Oonagh

Declan in The West contacted Aidan and Oonagh from iRadio in the Morning as he's thinking of reaching out to his ex OF TEN YEARS?

Is she the one who got away? Should he try to rekindle the relationship or has that ship sailed?

If you have a dilemma you'd like advice on, send an email to - [email protected]

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The gloriously funny couple, Julie Jay and Fred Cooke chatted to Aidan and Oonagh from iRadio in the Morning. They offered parenting advice and tips and Fred even penned a Nirvana inspired lullaby for Oonagh's twins (which failed to get them to sleep) and spoke about their new podcast "Trapped with Fred and Julie" as well as their upcoming St Patrick's Day Comedy show. This is an online gig with An Gearóid Farrelly, Chris Kent, Fred Cooke, Julie Jay and Eleanor Tiernan and Damian Clark.

Tickets are available via eventbrite.ie

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Aidan and Oonagh from iRadio in the Morning caught up with Stephanie Rainey for a lively chat to discuss her song ‘No Cowboy’ which is an I Love Irish track this month. Stephanie explained the meaning behind ‘No Cowboy’ which tracks the highs and lows of her music career and serves as an inspirational song to be her own cowboy. Stephanie explains how the video was shot in LA last year and symbolizes the Boulevard of broken dreams for many artists.

Stephanie also gave an iRADIO EXCLUSIVE as she teased details on her next single which she is releasing with Cian Ducrot called ‘Ross and Rachel’. Lets hope that the cast from Friends pick up on this track when it’s released!

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Aidan and Oonagh from iRadio in the Morning caught up with Rag‘n’Bone Man who returns three years after his ground breaking, award winning debut, ‘Human’,

They chatted to him about his brand new single ‘All You Ever Wanted’ , a track which is propelled by choppy rhythm guitars and a restlessness we’re all currently feeling.

Rory Graham, aka Rag‘n’Bone Man, says the song was inspired by where he grew up: “I’d felt sad looking around Brighton and London where I grew up…remembering all those cool places that aren’t there anymore,”

His 2017 landmark debut ‘Human’ was a phenomenal success; a 4x platinum album which shot to #1 week of release in the UK, became the fasted-selling album by a male artist for the entire decade and earned him BRIT and Ivor Novello Awards.

Oonagh asked Rory about the sound of the new single and what we can expect from his forthcoming album 'Life By Misadventure' which is released next month. Rory said he wanted to create a live sound and worked with a great bunch of musicians who helped him to take a huge step forward as an artist, a songwriter, and a singer capable of showcasing tremendous warmth and real emotion with every breath. The album has been recorded purposefully like a live album - the sound is real and 100% human and one song was even recorded in Rag‘n’Bone Man’s garage!

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True Tides have released their brand new single ‘I Can’t Wait’ which is an iRadio ‘I Love Irish’ track for the month of March . It’s a high energy pop tune with euphoric electronic patterns, indelible melodies and a message of hope and better times ahead – “I can’t wait to see the sun shine on your face; to feel the warmth of your embrace”.

Cian chatted to Aidan and Oonagh about how the song came about while the three brothers were apart during lockdown, working on the track remotely, sending ideas to one another and shaping a song that documents the struggles inherent in isolation but which also offers a positive message for the future. Cian said the songwriting process went smoothly and they sent ideas and song parts back and forth over zoom.

‘I Can’t Wait’ is the follow up to their 2 recent singles released with Warner Music Ireland which made them the most talked about music act in Ireland in 2020 with their guitar driven synth pop brimming with hooks and intricate vocal harmonies. The three brothers’ single ‘Survive’ hit the top 10 Irish radio charts, peaking at #7 after being playlisted on all major national and local radio stations across Ireland, receiving over 45 million radio impressions to date. Their last single ‘Break The Silence’ went straight into the top 40 on Irish radio on its release and continues to receive regular radio play on national and local radio.

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