"Without You" is a visceral, emotionally driven alternative rock track about loss, longing, and the ache of absence.

With soaring vocals, rich guitar textures, and a wide dynamic range, this track builds from intimate tension to cinematic release. It’s the kind of song you feel in your chest.

For fans of Ben Howard, Daughter, Snow Patrol, and Nothing But Thieves.
Alternative Rock / Emotive Indie. Ideal for breakup playlists, introspective night drives, emotional catharsis

Without You

Featuring Paul Blake on vocals “Midnight Is Paradise” is a dreamy blend of indie pop and ambient textures, capturing the magic of a midnight moment where everything feels possible.

With shimmering melodies, soft yet present vocals, and a warm, flowing rhythm, this track feels like the soundtrack to a slow dance under city lights or a quiet escape to somewhere only you know.

For fans of: Cigarettes After Sex, Beach House, The xx, Lana Del Rey

Genre: Dream Pop / Indie Pop
Ideal for: Late-night drives, romantic playlists, atmospheric sets, introspective moments

Midnight Is Paradise - Mark Crosbie & Frank O'Dea

"Pulling the Plug" is a humorous bold, emotionally raw alternative track about stepping away from what no longer serves you — even if it hurts.

With humorous undertones, strong vocals, and tension-filled dynamics, this is a breakup anthem for those who've had enough.

Perfect for fans of Queens of the Stone Age, Muse, Foo Fighters, or Royal Blood.

This song was written by Mark with good friend, artist and musician  Frank O'Dea

Genre: Alternative Rock / Post-Grunge
Ideal for personal empowerment playlists, emotional release, intense storytelling and those with a sense of humour.

Pulling the Plug  - Mark Crosbie & Frank O'Dea

This version of Running Wild is an emotional indie pop anthem about the hunger to find answers in a confusing world. Blending heart felt vocals, driving guitar rhythms , and a sense of raw vulnerability, it captures the feeling of running through life searching for answers.

Running Wild - Acoustic

"Running Wild" is an energetic pop-rock track that captures the thrill of breaking free. With driving electronic and guitar sounds, uplifting melody and an anthem chorus this song is perfect for road trips, workouts and feel-good playlists. If you enjoy artists like Imagined Dragons, The Killers or OneRepublic this track will feel right at home.

Running Wild - Pop Rock Anthem

“Running Wild” is a cinematic indie pop rock track about feeling lost, breaking free, and chasing something deeper.

With emotionally charged vocals, driving guitars, and a raw sense of urgency, this song captures that moment when you're caught between running from your past and searching for your future.

Perfect for late-night drives, introspective moments, or soundtracking your personal rebellion.

For fans of:

Ben Howard

Phoebe Bridgers

The Killers

Mumford & Sons

Nothing But Thieves

Running Wild - Another Version

"Goodbye to Molly Malone" is a heartfelt, modern folk-ballad that recalls a classic symbol of Irish heritage. The iconic image of Molly Malone has been part of the Dublin image for many years. This song laments the passing of old Dublin ways and a simpler way of life as represented by Molly. The song recalls an Ireland and a city now fading and overrun by modern ways. 

With emotional vocals, traditional melodic undertones, and a rich acoustic backdrop, this track is a soulful tribute to memory, place, and identity — saying farewell while holding tight to what matters.

This song was written by Mark with good friend, artist and musician  Frank O'Dea

For fans of:

Glen Hansard

Damien Rice

The Lumineers

Christy Moore

Hozier (early work)

Genre: Folk / Singer-Songwriter
Ideal for: Celtic folk playlists, acoustic storytelling, introspective listening, heritage ballads

Goodbye to Molly Malone - Mark Crosbie & Frank O'Dea

"Watching You" is a humorous story song of obsession. An energetic track that is sure to make you smile.  Featuring Florent Marie on vocals.

It’s about the moments when you see someone or something you want and forget there may be consequences. We've all been there

A dreamy comedy song guaranteed to brighten your day.

Watching You - Mark Crosbie & Frank O'Dea

Featuring Alma Chomel on vocals “Pulling the Plug” is a humorous alternative track about cutting ties and reclaiming your power.

A theme tune for walking away without looking back.

Pulling the Plug - Ultimate Break Up

A haunting spoken-word piece weaving a tale of possession, charm, and hidden danger. Set to an atmospheric backdrop with subtle cinematic tension, "The Stranger" invites you into a world where every word could be a warning.

The Stranger

“Fifteen Houses” is a witty Irish folk ballad in the tradition of Christy Moore and The Dubliners — a half-spoken, half-sung tale of property booms, dodgy deals, and one man’s comical downfall in the Celtic Tiger years. With driving acoustic strumming, story driven verses, and a sing-along chorus, it captures the humour and cautionary spirit of modern folk storytelling. Perfect for fans of Irish ballads with a sharp edge of satire.

Fifteen Houses

Yesterday’s Rain” is a heartfelt acoustic ballad in the singer-songwriter tradition — intimate, reflective, and full of quiet emotion. With fingerpicked guitar at its core, gentle piano layers, and soft rhythmic touches, the song builds gradually while keeping its confessional tone. It’s a piece about memory, longing, and the moments we can’t quite let go — tender yet powerful in its simplicity. For fans of: James Taylor, Carole King, Damien Rice, Norah Jones Genre: Singer-Songwriter / Acoustic Folk Mood: Emotional, Reflective, Introspective

Yesterday's Rain

"I Found Me Someone" is a heartfelt slow 12-bar blues built around a classic call-and-response between voice and guitar. With a steady shuffle groove, smoky guitar licks, and soulful vocals, the track carries the timeless feel of Chicago blues clubs. It’s a story of longing, discovery, and connection — music that reaches straight into the heart.

Perfect for fans of B.B. King, Muddy Waters, and modern blues revivalists.

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