Saint Sister: 'It became almost impossible to make a plan with the way the world went' 

It's been a long lockdown for Saint Sister, but the talented Irish duo have been at last able to release their new album
Morgan MacIntyre and Gemma Doherty of Saint Sister, in their suits designed by Aideen Gaynor. Picture: Ellius Grace

Morgan MacIntyre and Gemma Doherty of Saint Sister, in their suits designed by Aideen Gaynor. Picture: Ellius Grace

The past year forced a lot of artists to press pause and reassess things. While many people started baking bread or reassessing career choices, musicians pondered the existentialism of what they even are if they can’t perform live for people or how they can get their music heard if there’s no widespread campaign.  

Just before Covid hit, Saint Sister had an album ready to go. “And then it became almost impossible to make a plan with the way the world went,” explains Morgan McIntyre, the Belfast half of the duo.

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