Jeff Martin
Listen to his song 'Tired'
The
track featured here was featured on the 7” single that Jeff Martin released in
early July 2001. You may have heard the songs from the 7" as it has been
getting airplay on Phantom FM, Anna Livia as well as XFM. At the time of writing
Jeff is gearing up for the release of his debut album “Still”. The release
will be marked by a launch night at The Shelter (Vicar St) on Friday 31st August
at 8pm. This is Jeff’s debut headline performance and will feature support
from Dot Creek, Richard Egan & DJ Stephen Shannon. All those who pay at the
door will receive a free copy of the album on CD.
Drawing from the sounds of the underground, his music has more
in common with Dublin’s underground scene than the city’s long established
“singer/songwriter” community. Jeff Martin has maintained a modest profile
to date, by playing some low-key acoustic gigs (including the CLUAS.com webcast
in March February 2001). His songs are honest, emotive and downbeat. They
comprise evocative lyrics and a unique guitar style that veers from delicately
sparse to intricate.
For more information check out www.jeffmartinmusic.com
or e-mail info@jeffmartinmusic.com
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