Niall Byrne
Founder and Editor at Nialler9
New music source & podcast @ https://t.co/0Cn37o72iw ⭐️ DJ / @lumoclub ⭐️ Gigs & events producer ⭐️ Artist manager @skindizzle_ ⭐️
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1 week ago |
nialler9.com | byNiall Byrne |Niall Byrne
Explore the best new Irish songs alongside our curated playlist for the week. For more extensive Irish and new music coverage, follow our Spotify playlist or hit up the Irish section for individual track features. SpotifyTidal (organise by date to see latest)Youtube playlistChoose your preferred service.
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nialler9.com | Niall Byrne
The pilot scheme was awarded to 2000 artists in 2022, paying €325 per week. 9000 artists and creative workers originally applied. Artists’ pay was lower by a third than the average for all other employees in 2022 which is one reason it was needed. The scheme has a lot of eyes on it internationally as Ireland leads the way in piloting a scheme that covers artists’ basic financial requirements so they are free to create work without the burden of covering rent etc through their art.
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nialler9.com | Niall Byrne
The tour, titled “EmpowHer Sound – Live”, will be hosted by the University of Westminster, SRH University and Trinity College TCD Music Department and will feature sessions from MPW’s award winning founder and CEO, Xylo Aria on topics such as Beatmaking, Audio Effects and Synthesis.
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nialler9.com | Niall Byrne
The song is one of a batch, originally written for a collaborative album and film that brought together artists including Denise Chaila, Tolu Makay, God Knows, and James Smith. The project was shelved but the creative partnership with Smith continued with him producing this track ‘In The Arms’ – a song which has ambient piano pop and electronic expanses in its delicate repeating patterns.
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nialler9.com | Niall Byrne
Along with this week’s collaboration at Musictown with Crash Ensemble and the weekend’s Beyond The Pale set which segued into a heathen electro-pop set, RÓIS has made an original soundtrack for Music for Domes, a new planetarium dome show experience launching this weekend at Armagh Planetarium. Combining English and Irish languages, as well as Khmer and French, this original film shot in Ireland and Cambodia takes the viewer on a cosmic odyssey from the Moy to the Mekong via the Milky Way.
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