Out 16th February 2024. HUSK, answers a Celtic calling with Gaelic Electrofolk; a bilingual blend of Irish trad & electronica that weaves between English and Gaeilge languages. 

With a history as a synthpop songster, (heard on BBC 6Music, Gaydio, Amazing Radio, Sirius XFM), they use their love of 80’s synths, ear worm melodies, and pushing beats, with the unmistakable slides, rolls and the foot stomping pulse of traditional Irish music, for a unique offering of contemporary electronic music production, folk and trad. HUSK works with revered Irish musicians and Gaeilgeoirí (Irish speakers), including flute & whistle player Jacquelyn Hynes, violinist India Shan Merrett and piper/Irish language advocate Cormac Buzz O’Bríain, who lend their experience & knowledge giving verve and authenticity.

With themes of the divine & magic within the earth itself, the inexplicable connection many feel towards the Emerald Isle, and elements of Irish folklore, HUSK remains connected with Manchester’s Irish & diaspora community, and always feels the pull of Béal Feirste, often returning to the Culturlann to brush up on their Gaeilge!

Born Again

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Open Waters

Lonely Heart is off our new album ROYAL BLUES, out now: http://radi.al/RoyalBluesApple 
Royal Blues Merch: https://www.kt8merch.com/store/pages/dragonette
Signed Vinyl & CDs: pmusic.co/VaPX5O

Catch us on tour in North America this fall: dragonette.com/tour

Lonely Heart

Second track taken from debut self-titled Proper Electropop EP from Husk.
Visit: www.husknoise.com/husk-ep for more info!

Husk

Every Bone

Third track taken from debut self-titled Proper Electropop EP from Husk.
Visit: https://www.husknoise.com/husk-ep for more info!

You Got It

Get on iTunes NOW: https://goo.gl/y5uu4P | OUT 16th MARCH 2018!

Lead track from Husk's debut EP - ‘Brother Kin’, born from a politically motivated session, aggressively asserting how it feels to be ‘on the outside’ of a societal norm.

Brother Kin

My ode to the Queen of Pop, with a sexy dirty alt/synthpop take on Lucky Star. One of my faves to do live and comes with a gritty wet t-shirt music video over on YouTube: https://youtu.be/XyndBiJApEY

Free download at the download link!

Husk Covers

Lucky Star

Husk - Lucky Star (Madonna Cover)

As heard on BBC Introducing, the new sexy, synthy alt. Pop single from Husk OUT NOW: https://snd.click/fjZlb

Could You Forgive Me

Spotify

HUSK - Could You Forgive Me

A thunderous Pop banger, that could be the soundtrack to a neon roller disco, new from trans non-binary artist, HUSK, for digital release on August 11th. 

PRE-SAVE NOW: https://snd.click/0ct1zx

My Innocence

HUSK - My Innocence

HUSK, answers a Celtic calling with Gaelic Electrofolk; a bilingual blend of Irish trad & electronica that weaves between English and Gaeilge languages. 

With a history as a synthpop songster, (heard on BBC 6Music, Gaydio, Amazing Radio, Sirius XFM), they use their love of 80’s synths, ear worm melodies, and pushing beats, with the unmistakable slides, rolls and the foot stomping pulse of traditional Irish music, for a unique offering of contemporary electronic music production, folk and trad. HUSK works with revered Irish musicians and Gaeilgeoirí (Irish speakers), including flute & whistle player Jacquelyn Hynes, violinist India Shan Merrett and piper/Irish language advocate Cormac Buzz O’Bríain, who lend their experience & knowledge giving verve and authenticity. 

With themes of the divine & magic within the earth itself, the inexplicable connection many feel towards the Emerald Isle, and elements of Irish folklore, HUSK remains connected with Manchester’s Irish & diaspora community, and always feels the pull of Béal Feirste, often returning to the Culturlann to brush up on their Gaeilge!

Born Again

HUSK

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