Irish raconteur, Hubert, has a voice bursting from the soul. His songs feature lost loves, inner demons, compulsive liars & day dreamers, rounded out with a masterful hand over the fret board. His performances embody all that is best in modern roots music, combining energy, soul and storytelling. 

Lost in a house of mixed tapes and stacks of old blues, folk & soul records, he sifted through each one, de-composing melodies under the wings of his older siblings. By the age of 14 he was performing on stages in pubs and clubs, lying about his age just to get on stage. After ten years of gigging and busking under his belt, he moved to London, immersing himself in the folk and bluegrass world. Fronting two genre bending bluegrass/old time bands, gigging and touring relentlessly. Quickly, they gained the reputation as some of the finest players and performers in Ireland and the UK. His sound bows a head to the masters of melody and word such as; Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Lightnin' Hopkins,The Beatles, Townes Van Zandt, Kavanagh, Bukowski and Laura Marling.
“Hubert Murray is one to watch for. Both an inspiring songwriter and a fine instrumentalist. He delivers his message with conviction and passion”. Niall Toner, Roots Freeway, RTE Radio One

4/5   "An excellent songwriter" Spiral Earth

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4/5 stars Q MAGAZINE
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“Spellbinding” NME

Galway Street Club formed in March 2016 when a group of individual buskers came together for fun to see how many musicians they could get jamming on the street all at once!  The members of band only source of income was busking, and soon this project took off. Within a few months, the band was playing in Ireland's top venues and selling out their shows (Roisin Dubh, Galway) (Whelan's Dublin) which led to more and more attention.

The band also had a documentary made about them, which premiered at the Galway Film Fleadh, which is well know as one of Europes top Film Festivals. The band then performed at Ireland's biggest music festival, Electric Picnic.

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"The Rye? Commoners fondling partridges for a sixpence,"
-Sr. Mick Jagger
  There was a time when men were men and music was roared not
whispered; a time when 'windswept' and 'artistic' went hand in hand
with 'belligerent' and 'psychotic'; when the catatonic state was
merely a pastime and alcohol was inhaled not for pleasure but
survival; a time before chicken rolls, skinny jeans, the wheel.
  It is these times THE RYE evoke; nay,create anew. The Rye- a
quadrupedal semi-musical beast stitched together from all four corners
of the known island, a tune-spluttering troglodyte of the damp and
depraved innards of a crumbling Galway City- is an elemental force
akin to a brain-damaged pensioner's wit.
Unbridled, red-raw and half-oiled.   Made up of Kevin Melly on
howling, winking and acoustic divilry, Cian Mulligan on five-course
banjo, lead guitar and pints of liver, Barry Wallace on grinning
between bass and tenor banjo, and the ginger Dessie Harrington on
animalistic unprovoked drum-battering, The Rye is a folk heroine's
sopping wet reoccurring dream.
 Rife with an idiosyncratic charisma, The Rye pay homage to both the
whiskey-stained barflies of Southern old-time good-timery and the
toothless gin-soaked grimaces of traditional Irish yarn-spinners in
equal measures, poured into the broken glasses in the hands and
beneath the feet of those who are enlightened.
  The Rye- the physical embodiment of grand craic for want of an
evening, all twelve tribes rolled into one, the Proper Job.

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