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General News / July 27, 2018

Daithí releases three new tracks including a Kobina remix

General News / July 27, 2018

Daithí releases three new tracks including a Kobina remix

“I became interested in the idea of how people deal with loss, and the different ways that they recover from it.”

 

Daithí has just shared three new tracks with the world. The two-time Choice Music Prize nominee has linked up with Paul Noonan who features on ‘Take The Wheel’, The Sei on ‘In My Darkest Moments’ and Amsterdam-based Dublin artist Kobina for a remix.

According to Daithí this string of tracks was created in France while the artist was on a digital and social detox.

“I became interested in the idea of how people deal with loss, and the different ways that they recover from it. I was at my lowest point, feeling like nothing would ever be okay again, and found myself writing all sorts of melodies and chords as a form of therapy, but couldn’t imagine getting to a place where I felt comfortable making songs out of them.”