Tables Are Turning

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So Will I

Told Me So

Naimee Coleman returns with The Edges, a ten-track collection of sometimes gritty, often melancholic, but always deeply personal songs.
Recorded during lockdown with collaborator Adam Marcello (Brandi Carlile, Sara Bareilles, Dave Matthews), it’s her first album since 1999’s Bring Down The Moon which, together with her 1996 debut Silver Wrists, established the Dubliner as one of Ireland’s most exciting young singer-songwriters.
During a whirlwind few years, Naimee toured extensively both as a headliner and as an opening act for the legendary likes of Van Morrison, David Gray, Jackson Browne, Suzanne Vega and Sinéad O’Connor.
The hard work earned Naimee award nominations; a sizeable Japanese fanbase to go with her European one; and the opportunity to appear on fabled British TV show Top Of The Pops as the featured vocalist on Aurora’s Top 5 re-imagining of Duran Duran’s ‘Ordinary World’.
Ahead of the album release, Naimee is making available three of The Edges’ songs – the title-track, ‘Lost Our Way' and ‘Beautiful One’ – which draw on the personal experiences she’s had, good and bad, since those early pop adventures.
These include moving in 2004 to Los Angeles where her voice and songs featured on a variety of high-profile Disney and Warner Brothers productions; working with Bee Gees legend Robin Gibb; marriage and motherhood; and returning home to Dublin where she continues to live with her husband and children.
“The joy of writing and singing is even stronger now than when I was sixteen and starting out,” she says “I’m really grateful for everything that’s come before: It’s brought me to the great place where as an artist I can represent myself properly with my music. It’s a great place to be.”

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