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Nameless Faceless caught up with Ezra to discuss their creative process for their latest release, their musical growth, and the people that inspire them most.
The disco- and funk-infused dance track is the second single from ELKAE’s upcoming EP Girls Like You Like Me, set to be released on July 9th.
“It’s important that you have your hand in everything you do, because it’s you that’s being sold,” AE Mak says.
We talk to the Dublin native about everything from post-school doldrums to DiFontaine’s pizza.
Cherym, the self described “unce unce” punk trio from Derry, are the latest band whose success is making me question what the hell I’ve done with my life.
Bitch Falcon, Celaviedmai, DYVR, Fears, Gadget and the Cloud, Tebi Rex, and Shauna Watson share their thoughts on the Irish music scene.
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