Deja Vu return on May 30th with their fourth single, “I Love You Anyway.” This new release is a testament to the enduring bond between a band and their fans, who have been eagerly awaiting this one.
Wicklow’s own Deja Vu – Stefan O’Brien (vocals), David Mulvey (drums), Rhys Doyle (guitar), and Harry Jacobs (bass) – have carved out a space in the Irish music scene through years of passionate live performances. From intimate venues to stages of renowned Irish festivals, they’ve consistently connected with their audience through their live shows, which are both raw and refined. This connection has been reflected across radio, with the band seeing regular airplay throughout Ireland.
“I Love You Anyway,” produced by Alex Borwick, arrives as the next chapter following Deja Vu’s third single, “Going Home.” The song bravely explores the complexities of family, not by dwelling on brokenness, but by highlighting the strength it takes to rewrite the narrative. It’s a story of resilience, set to a soundtrack that echoes the spirit of Sam Fender, or his predecessor Bruce Springsteen, interwoven with some threads of Irish music heritage – such as U2 and The Coronas. This is Deja Vu delivering a song that confronts a difficult subject with a hopeful undertone, and their fans will find it to be well worth the wait.
With a trio of successful singles already behind them, Deja Vu are set to reach new heights with “I Love You Anyway.” The track is the perfect calling card for both early listeners and those yet to discover their music.
“I Love You Anyway” will be released on May 30th. Deja Vu will soon bring the song to life on stage with upcoming performances, continuing to showcase the captivating energy that defines their live shows.