Hello to the internet, here are some songs I made

Despite the name, Dundalk duo Permanent Déjà Vu are unlike anything you've heard before...

Niall Mc Guigan is a musician and music therapist from Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. After fourteen years of performing in a variety of bands spanning genres such as metal, grunge, rock, funk & reggae, Niall is embarking on his first album as a solo artist.

His debut album “Awareness” is a collection of songs written over a period of six years expressing experiences of travel, education and self-discovery. It incorporates many musical styles including reggae, folk, rock, and Khoomii (Mongolian throat singing) fused with cross-cultural influences ranging from South American shamanism to Eastern meditation practices. Similar to the idea of songlines, a term used in aboriginal culture to describe songs that create a map, each song on the album is in sequential order providing the listener with a map that points attention within – towards self-discovery, awareness and an opening of the heart.

The album’s title “Awareness” is a term which Niall feels communicates the common thread linking the various introspective practises that he has experienced, and also the songs he has written. Through the development of awareness, true freedom, authenticity and compassion can be achieved, as it dissolves illusion and uncovers the endless depth to our human experience.

The album can be downloaded from www.niallmcguigan.com

Boom Child are a three-headed rock band from Dublin and so are you.

Sean Gilleece has been composing music for over near 2 decades. His pieces have been performed internationally and  his music featured world-wide in Computer music magazine (issue no. 155).
                                                                                    
His compositional style encompasses a wide range of genres and his workflow adapts seamlessly to the project at hand. Sean's first and foremost aim in his soundtrack work is to create a feeling of unity and immersion across his output for a project and to better the ideal of a living breathing landscape. He prides himself on being a modern composer, with the ability to output work through both the use of real performers alongside tight integration of cutting edge technology, sample libraries and sound design. 
                                                                                                                                                     
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Sean Gilleece has studied composition in Dundalk Institute of technology for four years under Ian Wilson, David Stalling and Siubhán Ó Dubháin.

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