Recorded in various friends houses, studios and schoolhouse lofts.
We hope you enjoy.

Circles

miscellaneous: demos / unfinished bits&pieces / covers

Jesse John Heffernan is a soul singer and songwriter of Irish-Caribbean roots and is set to make his mark the music industry performing music inspired by the greats.

Having worked with an array of producers and songwriters for his album, including affiliates of the highly renown Dapkings band and Daptones record label, Jesse recently self launched his first single titled "Don't Leave Me Like That", which was recorded in Camden Studios with producer Conor Brady of The Blades and an array of highly accomplished musicians including Ben Castle, Cote Calmet and Tommy Moore.

His roots are woven within Sam Cooke, Van Morrison, Otis Redding and Marvin Gaye, but Jesse John's neo soul style and songwriting place him closer to modern musicians like Leon Bridges, Paolo Nutini and Alan Stone.

Joey Gavin is a Dublin born musician and songwriter.
Roots in Folk, Psych, Pop and Punk
Elevator music from another dimension. 
Bad seeds meets bee gees.

The Annulments perform original songs written by Stephen Coyle. These songs are informed by influences including traditional Irish and American folk music, country, soul, and rock.  With respect for the traditions of folk and contemporary songwriting they feature carefully crafted lyrics reflecting on age old problems of living, human relationships and contemporary life. The Annulments debut album Everything I Lost features considered arrangements of eleven songs, ranging in musical styles and moods.  A combination of male and female vocals and an eclectic mix of instrumentation make this a rich and complex record.

"This impressive debut is bookended by the twin beauties of lovely lilting fiddle and pristine piano of 'All The Stars' and the Nashville-tinged earworm that is 'Wine in the Water', which I defy you to listen to without humming along."  Hotpress