Limerick indie-folk band release new single
AS THEY'RE taking the indie-folk scene by storm, Limerick trio, KingFishr have released a new single about "life's finite nature."
After meeting in UL, Edmond 'Eddie' Keogh, Eoghan 'McGoo' McGrath and Eoin 'Fitz' Fitzgibbon, collided in an attempt to disassemble the contemporary Irish experience."
Perfectly threading between avant-garde and traditional sounds, KingFishr share emotive experiences with their audience.
On March 10, they released their latest single, 'Heart in the Water.'
Mixing traditional folk music with powerful vocals, the song looks back on "all the things you could have had or done, and realising you won't get those moments back."
Speaking of their new release, bass and concertina player, Fitz, commented: "To use, Heart in the Water is about life's finite nature and learning from past mistakes, but we hope people are finding their own meaning in the song."
From March 7 to 12, KingFishr went on tour with Newton Faulkner across Ireland, an experience from which they learned a lot.
"The tour was incredible craic, and also very tiring. We learned a massive amount over the week, but the main takeaway is that we just want to go again," said Fitz.
Now, the trio is looking forward to their next gig in Cask, Castletroy this coming Saturday, March 25.
"We plan on putting every bit of experience we've learned so far into this one. We have tons of gigs and festivals coming up over the summer," they concluded.
This summer, the trio will go on tour with English singer-songwriter, George Ezra.