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AILSHA finds humour in a disastrous relationship on catchy track "The Disaster Song"

  • November 16, 2021
  • Malvika Padin
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Promising pop act AILSHA drops playful track “The Disaster Song,” while leaning into a signature bubblegum pop sound underpinned by her sugary-sweet voice. Delving into leaving behind a disastrous relationship, the track flips a low moment in life with a sense of humour.

Crafted with a vintage, 1960s style in mind, AILSHA brings touches of her love for video game music into the uplifting production which encourages people to find cheer in things that go wrong in life. Enrapturing us with her wry lyricism and confident, teasing vocals, ”The Disaster Song,” is a catchy testament of the former makeup artist’s easy-going approach to life.

Where playfulness has always found a place in the Irish talent’s humour-drenched music, the explosive self-confidence that she exudes on this latest track is a mark of her ability and consistent efforts to refine her craft.

The self-described goth pop act is a natural talent with a strong foundation of technical skills and a charming personality. From recently fulfilled her childhood dream of being a composer for video games to creating intricate soundscapes that reveal her musical potential, AILSHA is making a unique space for herself in the pop scene.

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