Month: April 2017

It’s not often that a new voice arises out of an ancient tradition that fuses the richness of the past with the promise of the future. But out of the centuries-old traditions of her native Donegal, Diane Cannon is a singer and musician who beautifully brings the songs sung and the music played by the hearth fire of a long gone house ceili to the sophisticated tastes of a 21st century audience. From Meenlaragh, a small town outside the village of Gortahork in the heart of the Donegal Gaeltacht, Diane inherited her copious musical talents from both sides of her family; all four grandparents were accomplished musicians and singers.

As a youngster, Diane frequently won competitions and competes successfully to this day, most recently winning first place in the prestigious competition, Comortas Cuimhneacháin Shéain Óig Uí Thuama at Oireachtas na Gaeilge. Diane also regularly performs and records with her equally talented seán-nós singer and daughter Kelly Ní Chanainn, whom she proudly raised mentoring and steeping her in traditional Irish music and language.

“For a number of years, I have been working and researching – with Lillis Ó Laoire – forgotten songs of my native area, great songs although they have never been recorded,” she says.“I would love to breathe new life into these old songs, rejuvenating them with modern arrangements and state of the art recording while still remaining true to the core tradition. This will reinforce the respect for what has gone before while at the same time moving the tradition further into the 21st century.”

The first of these songs is the new single “Seán Ó Duibhir a’ Ghleanna” which is recorded under the direction of producer, composer and multi- instrumentalist Dónal Ó Connor of Redbox Recording in Belfast. The song dates back to the time of Cromwell’s … in Ireland in the mid 1700’s. The glen that is mentioned in the song is Glen of Aherlow in Tipperary. It is there that Seán lived and was evicted because of the part he played in the (battle/war/fight?) and was forced to exile to Europe. Albeit that it is Munster that is mentioned in this song and that it is a Munster version, there is a striking resemblance between it and the melody Nellie Mc Connell from Derryleconnell in Donegal had put to the song. As well as that Maighread Ní Dhomhnaill also recorded a version on her first CD from which she got from Nellie Ní Dhomhnaill of Ranafast. This would seem to indicate that the song was widespread throughout the country and that it has roots in the North as well as in the South. It was from Doimnic Mac Giolla Bhríde I head this version which he sings so well himself.

“It was challenging for me to get the song right, as it depicts beauty and also at the same time heartbreak. Seán longs to celebrate nature and its beauty on a summers morning while yet his heart is heavy as he knows he must leave. Emigration is still something the Irish can relate to still to this day.“

With great guidance, and empathy to the song and to the voice, the music and arrangement was carefully produced by Dónal O’ Connor with wonderful accompaniment by John Mc Sherry, Paul Meehan and Conor McCreanor. Diane is also currently working on recording her new album of contemporary and traditional music with these artists and others yet to be announced.

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Website: www.dianecannonmusic.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dianecannonmusic/

Renowned Irish music publisher Michael O’Riordan has been awarded the Midem Gold Pioneer Medal for his extensive contribution to the Music Business. The medal was presented to O’Riordan, the only Irish person to receive the award, by IMRO CEO Victor Finn and Keith Donald, Chairman of IMRO’s Board of Directors.

Michael O´Riordan was a major player in the success of Release Records in the late 1960s, when the Irish music scene was mainly dominated by that label and its unrivalled catalogue of showbands, ballad singers and cabaret acts. Since the advent of Ritz Records he has been an unrelenting campaigner for more use of all types of Irish music on radio and television. More recently he has concentrated on the publishing side of the business through his Watermill publishing company. O´Riordan has also devoted much of his time to servicing the music industry. He is both a director and committee member of IMRO and MCPSI, served on the Music Board of Ireland and is currently president of the Music Publishers Association of Ireland.

Midem is the leading business event for the international music industry featuring four days of music conferences, forums, competitions and networking events. Midem has been held each year since 1967 in Cannes with several thousand musicians, producers, agents, publishers, PROs, government ministers, tech companies, managers, lawyers, executives, entrepreneurs and journalists from around the world regularly attend the event.  The Midem Gold Pioneer Medal is awarded to select individuals to commemorate their attendance at Midem and their contribution to the music industry.

Tickets are now on sale for the IMRO sponsored ‘The 2nd Acoustic Yard Singer/Songwriters Festival Westport’ on May 5th – May 7^th, 2017.

Headlining this year will be Duke Special & Ulaid with special guest Jack O’Rourke on Saturday May 6th at the Town Hall Theatre. When contemporary songwriting and traditional music meet, the results can be something to be treasured. Such is the case with the collaboration between folk supergroup, Ulaid, and singer-songwriter extraordinaire, Duke Special. The project called ‘The Belfast Suite’ draws on Duke Special’s songwriting skills, from pre-rock’n’roll to modern acoustic pop. He injects drama and theatricality, bringing storytelling to the fore with meditative twists and turns amid the melodic architecture. Ulaid’s mixture of skills in arrangement, interpretation, composition and performance lend a peculiarly folk-but-modern, urban-but-pastoral air to the whole. For a collaboration that may have seemed unlikely in theory, proves itself thoroughly in practice; when heard, it somehow seems inevitable.

Also at the Town Hall Theatre, there will be a special concert celebrating the 250 year anniversary of Westport called ‘250 years of Westport Song’ on Friday May 5th.

The concert celebrates some of the great songs and songwriters to grace the bars, cafes and stages of Westport over the years. Artists include John Hoban, Tony Reidy, Johnny Fadgin, Connie Cullen, Brian Duffy, Finn Upbeat Costello, Rosa May Kinsella and many more. These celebrated artists have helped to create and continue the town’s musical heritage.

There will be rare visual footage (video clips and photographs) taken 25 years ago by Willem Blok to use as a backdrop to accompany the musical event.  Willem, who used to live in Mayo, is releasing a documentary in June 2017 called “25 years: County Mayo through Foreign Eyes”.

There are a host of other concerts throughout the weekend with artists like Nick Kelly (ex-Fat Lady Sings front man) Cormac O’Caoimh, Paul McDonnell, Kate O’Callaghan, Pa Curran (The Acoustic Yard Songwriter of the Year 2016), Davie Furey and many more.

‘Declan’s Sessions’ will roll up in their van to record some of the acts for social media and there’s a chance for new artists to join in the open mics and workshops available.

Tickets online at
www.westporttheatre.com or www.theacousticyard.com 

Irish grunge-pop band Otherkin have just shared the video for their new single ‘Bad Advice’ The video is directed by Finn Keenan, and is the third collaboration between band and director, following ‘Ay Ay’ and ‘I Was Born’. Finn won the Best Music Video category at the ICAD’s Young Director Awards in Dublin back in February.

Finn says:

‘I love the look of a simple circle in a square and wanted to see how much we could play with that. We built four different coloured backgrounds with holes in them and then just spent the day moving them around getting interesting and confusing results! Not a bad ole way to spend a Sunday!’

Otherkin have just been announced as the openers for Guns ‘N’ Roses at Slane Castle on May 27th. The gig is a dream-come-true for Otherkin frontman Luke Reilly, who was born and raised in Slane. Luke says:

“I remember telling my brother that one day I’d play Slane. I remember years ago standing in my cousin’s bedroom in Toronto and he is the biggest Guns N’ Roses fan ever and I remember seeing all his posters and Guns’ records and I said that one day I’d play Slane.”

‘Bad Advice’ and Slane mark the start of a busy summer for Otherkin. The band have also been confirmed for the mega rock/metal festival Download in the UK in June, as they criss-cross Brexit-land and beyond for the big gigs of the summer months.

Otherkin are just putting the finishing touches to their debut album, which will be released by Rubyworks later in 2017.

‘Bad Advice’ is available on all streaming and download platforms.

Diatribe Records presents two landmark performances to celebrate the release of new recordings by Benjamin Dwyer and Darragh Morgan at The Complex Dublin on Friday 28th April.

Benjamin Dwyer – ‘Umbilical’ a stunning world-premiere recording of a major work featuring internationally renowned artists Maya Homburger (baroque violin), Barry Guy (double bass) and David Adams (harpsichord).

Accompanying the release is an essay by Dwyer entitled ‘Umbilical: The Story of Oedipus, the Story of Jocasta…’ in which he repositions the traditional narrative of the myth to foreground Jocasta’s perspective. In doing so, he proposes that “music is not only a sensuous phenomenon that invades us physically and psychically; it also creates a space within which intimacy might be communally shared.”

‘Umbilical’ is not a passive “evasion of tragedy”, but rather a direct confrontation; one in which “according to Lacan, the intensity of Jocasta’s sexuality calls into play the function of eroticism as proposed by his understanding of jouissance, which, building upon Freud’s constructions of eros and thanatos, posits sexual enjoyment as an eroticized death-drive. He sees the degree of frenzy in jouissance as taking the subject beyond the pleasure principle; a notion that is amplified in a proposal by Bataille arguing that Jocasta’s eroticism is ‘the disequilibrium in which the being consciously calls her own existence into question.”

Darragh Morgan – ‘For Violin and Electronics’ is a landmark release featuring six major new works by leading electroacoustic composers Paul Wilson, Jonty Harrison, Ricardo Climent, Jonathan Nangle, Scott Wilson and Simon Emmerson.

Darragh Morgan is one of Europe’s leading violinists, internationally recognised as both soloist and chamber musician and frequently appearing at major festivals in many of the world’s most prestigious concert halls.

As a chamber musician, he has collaborated with artists such as Thomas Ades, Emmanuel Pahud, Joanna MacGregor, Nicholas Daniel and John Tilbury, and as a highly active and renowned interpreter of contemporary music has worked with and premiered the music of many of the most  important composers of our time including Arvo Part, John Tavener, Gavin Bryars, Philip Glass, Howard Skempton, Michael Nyman, Gerald Barry and Michael Finnissy.

Darragh has led Ensemble Modern, London Sinfonietta, MusikFabrik and the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, was a member of the acclaimed Smith Quartet from 2005-11, and is violinist in the Fidelio Trio.

Umbilical celebrates its international launch with a live performance of the complete work on Friday 28th April 2017, at The Complex, Dublin, with Darragh Morgan ‘For Violin and Electronics’ launching on the same night.

www.diatribe.ie
www.benjamindwyer.com
www.darraghmorgan.com

Grainne Duffy has just released the single “Where I Belong, available as a free download for this week only. “Where I Belong” can be downloaded from www.grainneduffy.com

With a voice that is as passionate as it is raw and honest, accompanied by simple melodic and well phrased guitar lines, this is what you have in Grainne Duffy. A singer of real integrity as depicted by the ‘Sunday Times’ . She has toured worldwide and played at many leading much festivals including Glastonbury, Blues Balls, Blues du Passion and Tremblant International Festival. Having worked with Nico Bolas (Neil Young, Los Lobos & Keith Richards) , 2017 sees her release her long anticipated 3rd album, which she recorded in the US with producer Justin Stanley (Beck, Eric Clapton). Having recently wowed audiences, appearing at Mahindra Blues Festival, India, onstage with Billy Gibbons, from the legendary Z.Z.Top, her reputation as a stellar live performer is ever growing.

Her new single, ‘Where I Belong’, is an acoustic driven roots pop song with a worldly feel.

‘A blues singer of real integrity’ The Sunday Times

‘Deliciously soulful voice & gutsy blues inflected guitar work in one compelling package’ Guitarist Magazine

www.grainneduffy.com

DJ Kormac believes. You should too! “I Believe” marks the return of the man whose recent plunge into the depths of spiritual jazz and old gospel recordings, has given voice to a refrain that is almost certain to find favour of anyone within earshot. “I Believe” conjures imagery of a penitent Max Roach and Count Basie somehow attempting to atone by playing over a groove generated by a composer and arranger of extraordinary power.

Recorded in his Dublin studio over the past year, “I Believe” has previously seen audiences testify in their thousands at festivals across Ireland, the UK and Europe. This recording evoking the sounds of a wooden church in a Tennessee township tees up the next phase of Kormac’s releases.

Kormac has always defied labelling. From straight up hip hop mixer to Big Band Ensemble leader to spellbinding audiovisual composer, this Dublin native has collaborated with a diverse array of other artists including Irvine Welsh, Speech Debelle, Micah P. Hinson and DJ Yoda. Having sold out shows in the UK and Ireland and been nominated for the Choice Music Prize, 2017 will see Kormac once again confront and challenge the norms in his music, in his art.

“I Believe” is released on 28 April 2017 across all platforms.

Upcoming Live show:

Kormac – Live
Special guest : RSAG
The Sugar Club – Dublin
May Bank Holiday Sunday
Sunday 30th April
Door 11pm – Tickets €15 & booking fee from Ticketmaster & Eventbrite.

http://djkormac.com/

Growing into the leading electronic music conference across Ireland, AVA Conference in association with Output Belfast, is a free event committed to driving forward the countries ever-expanding electronic audio visual arts. Taking place on June 2^nd, as part of AVA Festival’s first day, the Conference shines a light on the local people and institutions who are pioneering across the country, as well as inviting international industry leaders, brands, artists and more to educate with insider knowledge. AVA Conference in association with Output Belfast, is pleased to reveal the first phase of the programme; with performances, talks, masterclasses, workshops, panels and more from the likes of Native Instruments, Leftfield’s Neil Barnes, Jeff Mills, Renaat Vandepapeliere (founder of R&S Records), Resident Advisor, Moxie, New Jackson, Native Instruments and more. AVA Conference is 100% FREE to attend for all those that register, so there’s no excuse to miss this. Register now here.

Expanding on previous years, the Conference sees a range of activities from artists, thinkers and professionals at the top of their game. Kicking off the impressive bill is techno pioneer Jeff Mills, where AVA will dig deep to understand his work with lighting designer Guillaume Marmin – the detail and process behind their collaboration. This comes ahead of their UK & Irish debut of audio visual sensory experience; Close Encounters Of The Fourth Kind – set to be an unmissable insight into their world. Joining them will be Leftfield’s Neil Barnes, discussing the everlasting impression that the duo have left and the release of the acclaimed Leftism 22 remaster. Leading the way since the early ’90s, Leftfield created a movement bringing electronic music from the underground into the charts. Once described as the ‘the single most influential production team working in British dance music’ by Mixmag, this keynote is not one to miss.

Another anticipated session comes from Renaat Vandepapeliere of R&S records. After over 37 years as the head of the prolific label, Renaat is still on the voyage of personal discovery and his quest for authenticity has helped create and sustain the R&S imprint. An A&R responsible for finding some of our scene’s figureheads, Renaat was one of the first to welcome the Derrick May and Joey Beltram from America. Across the conference, the Craneview room also plays host to panel discussions exploring the relationship between music and film with Sony’s main video commissioner Elizabeth Doonan, Good Vibration’s Glen Leyburn and a panel exploring the maximization of an artist output through utilising digital platforms, radio and royalty collection services, with Onloop founder & DJ Moxie plus more.

AVA’s leading tech partner are innovators Native Instruments who bring their New Identities and Native Sessions series to the iconic warehouse venue in Belfast’s docklands. Panels here provide an exploration into the new wave of Irish talent, delving into the development of their sound, their progression and what lies ahead, with Hammer, ELLLL, New Jackson, Hybrasil and Jordan. On an interactive tip, the Native Sessions series invites conference attendees to get involved, testing products such as KOMPLETE, TRAKTOR and MASCHINE. Through workshops, discussions and social exchange, Native will explore the future of music making. Native Sessions encourages participants to broaden their music-making horizons.

The Outlook Area is provides a platform to the key thinkers from across Ireland and the UK to share their thoughts, ideas and knowledge on key issues, art and culture. Four Four Magazine will host a panel comparing and contrasting Northern and Southern Ireland’s licensing legislation and This Greedy Pig will facilitate discussion around the relationship between music makers and video directors. On top of this, industry leaders discuss the future of electronica, with Resident Advisor Head of Ticketing Saoirse Ryan.

For the first time this year, AVA is teaming up with leading UK charity Help Musicians, who assist professional musicians of all genres, from starting their career through to retirement. At AVA they offer an area detailing Help Musicians range of services, opportunities, drop in workshops, ‘1 to 1’s and more. Adding to the range of educational and interactive sessions, AVA Pro is a networking event for delegates held in Bullitt Hotel. The round table networking event aims to connect people, creating new business opportunities. Reps from ADE, RA, RBMA, Mixmag, Extended Play, Greedy Pig, SoundSpace, Shine plus more attend. The AVA Pro is an Ideal environment to launch a new product, with specific music press in attendance.

In addition to all of this, attendees can maximise their AVA experience with Tech Drop ins providing access and advice, Pioneer flexing the best ways to use they new equipment, Ableton’s Push playground where attendees can test top of the range equipment. Then there’s the Beat Emporium offering techniques of moving productions into the realm of live DJ performance, throughout the day, demonstrations will be taking place from Patchblocks, as well as on Euroracks Modular Synths. For the crate diggers, AVA also boasts it’s own record fair – a dream hangout including Belfast Underground Records, Quiet Arch, Rudimentary Records and a host of other sellers. And did we mention before that this is all totally free to attend!

Over the 2-3rd June, see the finest in Ireland’s electronic music talent, play next to world leaders from the worlds of house, electronic and techno, Belfast’s premiere electronic music festival and industry event is a must for any house and techno head. More than just a festival, punters are encouraged to get fully stuck in – exploring equipment, taking part in workshops, conferences and of course, the festival itself. Belfast is a thriving hub of creativity, ready to be discovered, and with so much going on there is the opportunity to make this a completely unique experience. There are plenty of accommodation options in the cities historic centre, with hotels and apartments, plus flights at under £30 from major UK cities, AVA is a no brainer.

AVA CONFERENCE IS FREE TO ATTEND – simply register at www.avafestival.com/tickets

AVA Festival Weekend Tickets can be purchased from £60: www.avafestival.com/tickets

IN CONFERENCE:

Neil Barnes (Leftfield) // Renaat Vandepapeliere // Jeff Mills // Native Sessions // Resident Advisor // Moxie // Hammer // Saoirse // New Jackson // ELLLL // Jordan // Hybrasil // Ashley Howard // Will Edge // Ashley Howard PRS // TuneCore // Four/Four Magazine // This Greedy Pig // Elizabeth Doonan // Glenn Leyburn // Stephen Agnew

WORKSHOPS:

Native Instruments // Help Musicians // Ableton // Extended Play // Belfast Underground Records // Rudimentary Records // Modular Synths Workshops // Patchblocks // Beat Emporium // AVA Emerging Talent // Record Fair // Food Market // AVA PRO

FULL CONFERENCE LINE-UP:

Neil Barnes (Leftfield) // Renaat Vandepapeliere // Jeff Mills // Resident Advisor // Native Instruments // Help Musicians // Moxie // Hammer // Saoirse // New Jackson // Hybrasil // Ashley Howard // ELLLL // PRS For Music // Four/Four Magazine // This Greedy Pig // Elizabeth Doonan // Glenn Leyburn // Stephen Agnew // Will Edge // Native Sessions // Ableton // Extended Play // Belfast Underground Records // Rudimentary Records // Modular Synth Workshop // Patchblocks // The Beat Emporium // AVA Emerging Talent // Record Fair // Food Market // AVA PRO

FESTIVAL LINE-UP : FRIDAY 2ND JUNE

A UK & IRELAND DEBUT:  JEFF MILLS & GUILLAUME MARMIN :  CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE FOURTH KIND

A FULL SENSORY EXPERIENCE THAT EXPLORES THE SENSATION OF ENTERING & EXISTING IN ANOTHER REALITY – A DIFFERENT TIME AND SPACE. A LIVE AUDIO VISUAL JOURNEY THROUGH ANOTHER DIMENSION.

BEN UFO // FATIMA YAHAMA LIVE // JOB JOBSE // MOXIE // NEW JACKSON LIVE // RYAN VAIL LIVE // ELLLL LIVE // TIMMY STEWART & JMX // SWOOSE & CROMBY // BOBBY ANALOG // INSIDE MOVES // BRIEN

PLUS: IRELAND’S LEADING ELECTRONIC MUSIC & AV CONFERENCE & INDUSTRY NETWORK WITH VERY SPECIAL PARTNERS. CONFERENCE LINEUP COMING SOON.

SATURDAY 3RD JUNE:

MARCEL DETTMANN // BICEP // MIDLAND // REBEKAH (HYBRID SET) // BOILER ROOM // EJECA // DENIS SULTA // TINFOIL (SUNIL SHARPE & DEFEKT LIVE) // HAMMER // OR:LA // SAOIRSE // MYLER // JORDAN // HOUSE OF DISCO DJS // JC WILLIAMS LIVE // TWITCH DJS // MISFIT DJ’S // SUBJECT DJ’S // DJ DEECE // HOLLY LESTER // NEZ // RYAN DALLAS // JIKA JIKA // CLOCKWORK // ALICE MEAT FREE // PARAGON LIVE // CAVE DJS B2B KAPOOR // TECHNO & CANS CREW // GIRL

Youth Work Ireland’s Irish Youth Music Awards (IYMAs) marks its ten-year anniversary this year and moves to the new venue of Croke Park for its all ages National Day festival on Saturday April 22, 2017. The Irish Youth Music Awards will feature performances by young musicians, aged 12-19, performing across two stages throughout the day and connects ticket holders, and performers, with Ireland’s top music industry personnel at the IYMAs Education Hub via workshops and panels.

Please note that the Irish Youth Music Awards are moving. 

The event will now take place in Croke Park instead of the Aviva Stadium due to Champions Cup semi-finals match between Munster and Saracens. 

All tickets for are valid for the new venue.

The Irish Youth Music Awards Education Hub brings together some of Ireland’s top music industry professionals supported by BIMM Institute Dublin. Those attending Croke Park on the day will have the opportunity to sign up for the Education Hub which will feature music industry panels, masterclasses and workshops in vocals, song-writing and more. Visit www.iymas.ie for full education hub schedule and the biographies for music industry professionals featured.

The Education Hub industry panel will feature Director of Music Content at RTE 2FM Alan Swan, BIMM tutors Mick Roe, Artist and Label manager at Faction Records (All Tvvins, James Vincent Mc Morrow and Jape), Liza Geddes, Music Publicist for Choice Music Awards, Domino Records and Hard Working Class heros, James Byrne, founder of the label Any Other City (Girl band and Villagers) and Paul Kenny (Session drummer who has played on Jools Holland, The Sydney Opera House and Coachella festival).

Workshops for individual musical disciplines will also take place on the day. These include a drum workshop with Paul Kenny, who has toured with James Vincent McMorrow, Jape, and German band Get Well Soon. Danny Snow, who has toured extensively all over the world with Villagers and Cathy Davey, will be offering a bass workshop. Vocal workshops are courtesy of Shelley Bukspan who has collaborated with and arranged backing vocals for artists such as Mary Black, Bronagh Gallagher and many indie and contemporary young Irish acts. Ray Boyle who has collaborated and played with a broad range of artists, including Babyshambles, Suede and the virtuoso violinist Cora Venus Lunny will be hosting a guitar workshop. Colm Quearney will be hosting a Songwriting Workshop, Colm has co-written songs with Jerry Fish, The Pale and Bronagh Gallagher as well as performing as a session guitarist with Cathy Davey, Damien Dempsey and Mundy.

Tickets for the Irish Youth Music Awards National Day are available from Eventbrite priced €20 including booking fee here. The event is an all ages, alcohol free event. Group tickets are also available for youth clubs, projects or schools priced €120 (including booking fee) allowing admission for six young people and two youth leaders on the day. Group tickets must be booked by April 14^th and are available here.

“The Irish Youth Music Awards is a youth music educational programme helping young bands and musicians aged 12-19 to learn new skills within the creative and music industries and acts as a stepping stone between further education or employment opportunities. Aimed at creating teamwork and friendship at local level, the Irish Youth Music Awards also provides first hand work experience for participants in all areas associated with the music business such as PR, stage management, graphic design, photography and much more. The Irish Youth Music Awards National Day allows participants to perform live in Croke Park and attend the invaluable workshops and panels as part of the Education Hub.We are also excited to have RTE 2FM broadcasting live from the event for the first time this year.” said Irish Youth Music Awards Director Barry Lennon.

The overall winner of the Irish Youth Music Awards will win recording time in a professional recording studio, a recording session in RTÉ 2FM’s legendary Studio 8 and a full backline provided by Music Maker Dublin. They will also produce an album of their own original tracks released on physical CD with a professional design. Last year’s IYMAs album stormed the Irish compilation charts entering at number five. The album will be digitally distributed worldwide through all major outlets including iTunes and Spotify.

IYMAs partners and supporters include The Department of Children and Youth Affairs, RTÉ 2FM, BIMM Institute Dublin, LinkedIn Learning, IMRO, Music Maker, Gaisce – The President’s Award and Youth Action Northern Ireland.

For More Information:
www.iymas.ie
www.facebook.com/irishyouthmusicawards
https://www.instagram.com/official_iymas/
https://twitter.com/officialiymas