Women Make Music: Reevah

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Recording and release of Indie-folk act Reevah's debut album

Derry based Indie-folk artist Reevah grew up surrounded by music and art, her mother is an artist and her father is a musician.

Her acclaimed debut EP ‘Hummingbird’ was released in June 2018 and aired on RTE Radio and BBC Introducing amongst others. She has supported acts such as SOAK, Lisa Hannigan, Wyvern Lingo, and Duke Special and has played at events such as Other Voices, The Ruby Sessions, Output Festival and Stendhal Festival.

In 2018 Reevah completed a collaborative project with The Ulster Orchestra based on the Civil Rights Movement of ’68’, she released two tracks ‘River Flow, River Divide’ and ‘Heart over Head’. In September 2017 Reevah was selected as one of five up and coming Irish musicians to take part in the Oh Yeah Music Centres prestigious ‘Scratch My Progress’ talent development programme.

Her latest release ‘Older Now.’ has been her most successful to date with the Journal of Music calling her ‘A prominent figure in the local folk scene’ and The Daily Mirror featuring her as one of music’s new leading ladies ‘Reevah manages to stand out from the scene of talented young songwriters.’

Following her success Reevah will be working towards releasing her most honest and authentic music in the form of her debut album. Reevah’s music is immersive and reflective. It affords the listener a chance to escape the speed of life. But it’s her voice, pure, understated and fearless, that stays in the heart and the mind long after the music is over.