Trailer explaining the creation of a new podcast 

Featuring:

Featuring:

Jack Dublin was/is the bass player with IN TUA NUA, who were a major act  on the Irish Music scene in Ireland especially. This is part of a 45  minutes chat between the two where they chatted about the success of the  band and what he (Jack) is doing these days

Jack Dublin was/is the bass player with IN TUA NUA, who were a major act on the Irish Music scene in Ireland especially. This is part of a 45 minutes chat between the two where they chatted about the success of the band and what he (Jack) is doing these days 

Co -founder of  IN TUA NUA - AUDIOKISS - THE SACRED CHARMS 

Dopplers main goal is to try and write good simple songs.  For the most part their sound is very relaxed and soulful

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Since the release of her stunning debut EP, ‘Glitter Skies’, Sara Ryan has gone from being one of Irish folk music’s hidden gems, to its ‘New Artist of the Year’ at the 2017 Irish Folk Awards.

Such recognition is unsurprising to anyone lucky enough to have followed Sara’s career from the beginning. Extensive touring in Europe attracted growing audiences with each visit, and her veritable songwriting and storytelling talents have been lauded by fellow homegrown artists including Christy Moore, Mick Flannery, and Jack L.

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Since the release of his debut single ‘Intoxicated‘ , Faraway Martin’s presence in the music scene has grown internationally.

The Irishman has established himself as a live act in his adopted  home, recently playing support to international pop sensation Bazzi and  Boyce Avenue, of YouTube fame. He has opened shows for Mick Flannery,  Hermitage Green, played main stage in Whelan’s with the Galway Street  Club and filled the Roisin Dubh for his first headline gig.

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Back in the post Thin Lizzy days, Laurence Archer wrote and performed with Phil Lynott. Sadly, Grand Slam was cut short in its prime, with Philip Lynott’s untimely death leaving a hole in the fabric of rock music to this day.

Laurence went on to make his name playing with UFO but always nurtured a long-term plan to rebuild the Grand Slam machine. And here it is — primed and ready.

The new band (Laurence alongside Mike Dyer, Benjy Reid and Dave Boyce) honours the traditions of the band’s history whilst also looking to the future — classic tracks co-written by Lynott and Archer sit alongside a set of brand new songs that embody the same ethos of freedom, positivity and adrenaline that ran through Grand Slam in 1984. - 

THE SHORT CLIP (30SECS) AT THE END IS THE ORIGINAL PHILIP RECORDING OF 'DEDICATION'

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