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Mullingar rock n’ roll artist Scally releases his debut album ‘SOME BUZZ’ this June. The independent album was due for release in 2020 but the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021 delayed the eagerly anticipated kamikaze collection of punk rock n’ roll hits. The album will be released on vinyl on June 17 and released digitally on June 24.

New Irish act One Flew Over have released their debut single Liar Liar on March 4th 2022. The song depicts elements of betrayal, sleight of hand and triumph over deceit. It’s steeped in 60’s flavor and noir, but with a modern edge and comes under the genre of ‘blue-eyed soul’. Lyrics by Irene Ni Chuinn. Music by Irene Ni Chuinn & Martin Quinn. One Flew Over is composed of Irene Ni Chuinn & Martin Quinn and was formed in 2019. Their sound, often with strong melodies and weighty arrangements contains influences of Rock, classic Rhythm & Blues and Soul.

“On the 4th of February 2022, a companion will set sail, and I will be alongside it because I dared to try. A bird will leave the branch on which it has rested for too long, and while the bough will eventually settle, the one in flight will not. The boat’s dock lines are about to be cast off. The bird is primed. And hope must prevail.”

Karl’s brand new Christmas Album. Featuring 12 beautiful tracks recorded with The Bulgarian National Radio Orchestra, Bow Tie Orchestra, Moscow and The Sofia Session Choir. Produced and arranged by Martin Quinn at JAN Studios. In it's first week the album reached Number 2 in the Official UK Classical Album Chart

Eileen Tackney's "The Return Home" is a call to calm. Its electronic ambience combines with a classical aura and folk instrumentation that gives this album a place in another dimension, where music as a healer, using the quality of music to reflect, reverberate and bring us home to our core. This is music that talks to the soul, comprising mainly 3 and 4 minute tunes that occasionally challenge but always remain powerful in a world where love and peace always win, and working to the principle that 'less is more'.

Karl Loxley's debut studio album Solo Amore is again rising in the UK Classical chart. As of today it has reached the no.3 and rising. Earlier in 2020 the album reached number 1. Karl, from Birmingham UK chose Martin Quinn to produce the album and came over to Ireland in 2019 for the recording. The album was largely recorded at JAM Studios with live String orchestra recorded in Prague by members of the Prague FILMHarmonic. The album features some well known classical crossover tracks like 'Conte Partiro' and 'O Sole Mio' as well as an original song written by Karl called "Everything I Am".

This Irish band blends elements of Indie, folk, Celtic and pop music creating an atmosphere that makes you feel alive. This contemporary folk band features harp, male/female harmonies and vocals will change the way you think about folk music.

Side project of Empire Circus songwriter David Walsh, Hail The Ghost frontman 'Kieran O'Reilly' and Laura Walsh. KALTA is a tower of melody and is a taste of things to come from the project.

oday, Kieran O'Reilly and Ragga Ragnars release their debut single 'Broken Wings'. Ragnars and O'Reilly met during the filming of VIKINGS, where they became good friends. In late 2019 the pair decided to write music together, and began crafting their sound over the subsequent months. 'Broken Wings' is a delicate track, written by both O'Reilly and Ragnars, and produced by Kieran O'Reilly and Martin Quinn. The music video for the single was shot on location in Iceland, directed by Ragnars' brother Jonni Ragnarsson.

Hot Press reviewed the album in July 2019. Heres an excerpt of the review: “Telling tales of friendship, family, death, love, mental health struggles and rebirth, there’s much to love on this self-described soundtrack to the singer’s new life. ‘Run’ is a grandiose and gorgeous listen; ‘Porcelain’ is a soaring, stadium-ready slab of synth-y alt pop; and ‘Team’ harks back to his time as ringmaster for Empire Circus. Best of the lot is ‘The Dark Chromatic’: clocking in at nearly eight minutes, and built around a riff reminiscent of ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond’, this marvellous labyrinth is worth the price of admission alone.”