Tipperary Song
Download for FREE at
https://stevensharpe.bandcamp.com/album/double-a-side-single

Vocals - Steven Steven
Guitar - Dylan Murphy
Bass - Shane O'Malley
Druma - David Shaughnessy

All songs written by Steven Sharpe
Recorded by Hob Junker Studios  
Mastered by Michael Nestor

Steven Sharpe - Tipperary Song

Brand new track off the new album Hedonism out Oct 21st.

Pre-Order the new album & limited edition merch now at www.cakesdakilla.com

Hedonism

Up Out My Face (feat. Peaches)(Prod. Jeremiah Meece)

Canary in a comedy goldmine is a weekly podcast where Irish comedian Martin Angolo runs his new joke ideas under the unenthused eyes of fellow Irish comedian Ger Staunton.

EP1 - Milkman

A weekly podcast where Irish comedian Martin Angolo runs his new topical jokes past his unenthused but trusted sidekick and fellow comedian Ger Staunton before deciding if they're fit for the comedy stage and the public.

This week Martin proves that he actually does these jokes at his gigs as he performs as one of his many holiday camp gigs.

EP9 - The Gig (Live Special)

Shoulders Back

Recorded at Willow Sea Studios, Galway
Mastered by Fergal Davis Mastering

Laura Enright - lyrics & vocals 
Shane Callaghan - guitar & backing vocals
James Sheehan - drums
Caolan Walsh - bass

Summer Wine

I’m building all these walls
So I don’t get knocked down
And I’m setting myself alight 
And letting the walls flicker up with my faults

And I chew gum at the back of my mind
As I let the child inside there die
I am picturing you leaving me 
So I can say that I knew this would be
So I can say that I knew this would be

For every flower I form, splayed as landscape across my face
I question every petal and disengage from grace. 
For every stream in me I study how each meader weaves
And I wonder if I’ll ever get there, among wilting reeds, 
Among wilting reeds. 

I grow so I can bloom,
And you can bloom too. 
I flow so I can change
And sift softly through these days
And sift softly through these days

For every flower I form, splayed as landscape across my face
I question every petal and disengage from grace. 
For every stream in me I study how each meander weaves 
And I wonder if I’ll ever get there, among wilting reeds. 
Among wilting reeds.

Among Wilting Reeds

Rough recording and interpretation of the famous folk song 'Do you love and Apple?'

Do You Love an Apple

Mark Laherty and Robyn Smith return to talk about rainbow capitalism, public transport, and the unlikely hotbed of transphobia that is MumsNet.

Theme music by Vibe Mountain

The Galway Pridecast #02 - TERFs Out

This week Ger Staunton and I play in some excerpts from our Edinburgh solo shows. We also conjure up the spirit of Bernard Manning and there's an appearance from Jack who only wears casual jackets