The Black Overtones comprise of four individual musicians whom are all well-honed in their own right. They play a brand of alternative rock and are based in Dublin, Ireland.  The Black Overtones earns its distinctive sound partly from the varying cultural influences within the band. Alan and Paul are Irish natives hailing from Dublin and Roscommon, respectively. Hector affords the band its international influence bringing inspiration from Venezuela.

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Sarah Something is an Irish born singer-songwriter. Hailing from county Meath, Sarah plays a style of pop that is quite unique. Her live performance involves incorporating memorable guitar riffs and rhythms with a loop pedal, while building up percussive sounds from the guitar as well as flawless harmonies supporting her truly powerful vocals.

A born performer, Sarah has been on the road gigging extensively since 2010. With a back catalogue of gigs under her belt, including a tour of London in December 2016, she’s set to release her eagerly awaited debut album “Searching for Something’’, in early 2019. Sarah has spent the last few years working on her album, producing it herself playing a range of instruments as well as working with other artists.

A multi-instrumentalist Sarah has sung on many other projects throughout her career and is the founder of the Irish company Gold Isle Music.

She also regularly writes songs for other artists and projects. One such example is the track ‘This Is It’ which was a requested title track.

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Raucous, in your face songs blend into emotional guitar driven dramas on the debut album from Repeat.  Neil Bailey's sensational voice is by turns tender and terrifying and he gives his songs an emotional resonance and urgency that is rarely heard in Irish rock.   

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