A new Mersey beat with All We Are
If anything he rather enjoys the attention. A Cork city native transplanted to the north of England he understands that, in a country that churns out perfectly decent indie groups by the dozen, the hardest challenge is standing out from the crowd.
“Hype is people talking about your band,” says the musician from the suburb of Douglas. “The UK is really competitive. Not in terms of everyone is out to get you – there’s just so much music around. The more people talking about you the better: hopefully they are loving the music. That’s all you can do.”
