"An old one, but one of the best.  Neil Dowling makes this classic Beatles tune his own with what is now being described by most critics as the best piece of music since Mozart invented the art form in 1916."  Rolling Stone Magazine.

Yesterday, Written By John Lennon, Mastered By Neil Dowling

Power and emotion are the essence of what makes Neil Dowling's music the growingest genre in the world at the moment, and you will be hard pressed to find a better example of it than in this classic track.  One critic who heard this track described it as "the most emotional thing he's ever heard," but then again that critic was Neil Dowling himself.

Stick the most emotional pair of earphones you have into your earholes, plug them into your computer, click play, and let the waves of inspiration sweep through your body.  This is as good as it gets.

You'll Never Walk Alone

Neil Dowling improves upon the Elton John classic from Disney's The Lion King.  Neil was asked if this version of the song could be dubbed over the recent 3D rerelease of the children's movie, as they felt he has added another dimension to it.  In the end it was decided that the song was too good and would take away from the audience's focus on the film itself.

The most impressive part about the production of this song was the Blesso Baritone's brand new pronunciation of the word kaleidoscope, which Dowling developed with world-reknowed linguistic experts in preperartion for recording this masterpiece.  It is just another fine example of Dowling's incredible talent.

Can You Feel The Love Tonight

In what was probably the most obvious musical cover of all time, Neil covered One Direction last week.  Unlike the young boyband, Neil's talent and versatility mean that he can in fact go in many directions, and this cover is hugely different to those you may have heard from him in the past.

Modest estimates predict this song to be number one in the charts within 30 seconds of it's release.

What Makes You Beautiful

Neil Dowling is one of Ireland's most talented young singers.Mixing the soulful warbling style of a young Christy Moore with the stage presence of a middle-aged Robbie Williams, Dowling has wowed even the most Cowelly of music fans.Particularly incredible is Neil's amazing versatility which has seen him cut right through different genre's of music like a dodgy curry.Rap, opera, pop; nothing is safe from the Blessington Baritone.This genre-defying versatility along with his untenable and unsectionable style are what has most fans describing him as the John O'Shea of the music industry.
Neil Dowling's first album, Believe, is due out the 1st quarter of 2012.Presales have already pushed past the incredible number of 2, but more are expected in the coming weeks.You can catch Dowling and his live performances on Michael McClintock's Pretentious Cheesewog, Wednesday nights from 7:30 on Belfield FM.


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