Standing at six foot five, Irishman Richard O’ Gorman was christened ‘too tawl’ whilst in Nashville, Tennessee, playing his brand of bustling contemporary folk in famous venues such as The Bluebird. Upon his arrival home to Ireland, he began working as Tootawl.
 
Since Tennessee, Tootawl has released two EPs, received national radio airplay, and toured extensively. He also had his song ‘House On The Moon’ played in an episode of the Netflix original series 'You Me Her'.
 
Now based in London, he has signed with Max Music Publishing, and is releasing his debut self-titled LP on the 5th of June 2020.

A Limerick-born, Galway-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, he first started writing songs between busking sessions on a San Diego boardwalk. Since then, he has honed his performance skills by  playing wherever he happens to end up, ranging from Andalusian rooftop fiestas  to bars in Northern Vietnam to music festivals located not too far from the arctic circle.

Heavily influenced by songwriters such as Tom Waits and Randy Newman as well as blues folk troubadours such as Rory Gallagher and Jack White, Dylan sings wryly intricate songs with a distinct growl and a strong focus on melody.

His news EP ‘Make Plans’, will be released on September 7th.

Story? I'm Matt O'Callaghan, an Irish acoustic guitarist. I began playing guitar at 17 after 10 years of classical tuition in piano. After messing around with my favourite rock and metal tunes for a while, I was introduced to the style of Andy McKee and his tune "Drifting." Like some many people, I sat watching the video on repeat. When I finally took my jaw off the ground I thought to myself...."I wanna do that!" After learning Drifting as a bit of a party tune (which I reeeeeeally couldn't play well), I gravitated more and more to the acoustic guitar. A couple months into my first year of college, I made a like-minded and extremely talented musician and guitar player friend named Kieran Dowling, who introduced to a whole world of solo acoustic players and that's more or less what I've been doing since! 

Meghan Murray is an Irish R&B Pop singer-songwriter.

Born in Belgium to a South African mother and Irish father, Meghan moved to Cork in 2014 to start her undergraduate degree in music at UCC. In the summer of 2017, she started writing her own music and the following year, she recorded her debut EP "Out of Mind" in Monique Studios.

Her candid reflections on relationships are delivered in a fresh and unique style combining elements of Pop, Soul and R&B. Her music has been described as "sophisticated R&B pop" (Niall Byrne, Irish Times) and she has been praised as "an artist with highly stylised sound with a voice to carry it" (Stephen White, The Last Mixed Tape). 

Meghan is also included in Niall Byrne's Irish Times article "New artists of the week: Great Irish acts to love in 2019" as one of 36 Irish artists to watch for in 2019.
 Her debut singles "Space" and "Broken Ladders”—out on all streaming platforms—are taken from her upcoming EP "Out of Mind” which will be out later this year.

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