Ireland’s Brigid Mae Power (fka Brigid Power Ryce) released her first album under her current name and first for the esteemed Tompkins Square Label last month. Brigid’s a new-ish artist, but her music ...

Irish singer/songwriter Brigid Mae Power has announced a new album, Dream From The Deep Well, coming on June 30 via Fire Records (pre-order). It’s her first release since her 2021 covers EP. Brigid ...

Irish singer-songwriter Brigid Mae Power has announced a new covers EP, Burning Your Light. It arrives September 24 via Fire Records and is led by her rendition of “Didn’t It Rain,” the title track of ...

Irish folk singer Brigid Mae Power's latest occupies a liminal space made up of droning guitars, metallic piano reverberations, and lyrics that trace some barely escaped threat. Save this story Save ...

Brigid Mae Power's 'Dream From The Deep Well': about the whole not its constituent parts Largely absent is the gauzy, wraithlike feel of her previous records. The songs are also more linear, ...

Eerie and mesmerizing, the stunning second album from Ireland’s Brigid Mae Power is a study in how to cast a spell. The music unfolds like a hazy fever dream, with Power’s gently unhinged voice ...

Brigid Mae Power’s fourth album starts with a muffled punctuating sound of mellotron on the opening track, “I Know Who Is Sick.” The traditional song, previously known from The Clancy Brothers’ ...

There’s a steely determination inside “Don’t Shut Me Up (Politely),” a song from Irish singer-songwriter Brigid Mae Power’s recent second album, The Two Worlds (Tompkins Square). As the song thrums on ...

Last year, the Irish folk musician Brigid Mae Power got a whole lot of critical acclaim for her expansive album Head Above The Water. Today, she's announced plans to follow that album with a new EP of ...

There are plenty of shows, films, and concerts happening this week. Here’s some of what we recommend: The Reader is free. Producing it isn’t. And without your support, we can't continue. So we need ...

It’s a deep dig, as the title track suggests. I was sick of the superficial nature of politics and music; it was written out of frustration at people who talk a lot but do nothing, especially in the ...