Irene Skylakaki

Irene Skylakaki turns the heat up with “Hell”

Irene Skylakaki boldly ventures into darker territory with her latest single, “Hell.” This release merges alternative electronic textures with the emotional depth of dark pop. The track offers an experience…

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Irene Skylakaki confronts emotional numbness in striking new music video “Dead People”

Irene Skylakaki's new single and music video, "Dead People," is a bold artistic statement. It's the first song from her upcoming album Shame, which comes out in 2026 on Fine!…

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Irene Skylakaki unveils "Thank You. For Good Science" from new album

Having impressed many a crowd in the bustling live music scene of London, the pathway of Greek alt-folk singer-songwriter Irene Skylakaki's fourth album, Souvenir, was dramatically altered when lockdown hit. "I had…

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Paul Gilmore remixes Irene Skylakaki's "Never To Be Found"

Just the other week Paul Gilmore was introducing us to the sweet sounds of songstress Soheyon Park, who he collaborated with on his latest original “Like I Imagine To Be”.…

Irene Skylakaki turns the heat up with “Hell”

Irene Skylakaki confronts emotional numbness in striking new music video “Dead People”

Irene Skylakaki unveils "Thank You. For Good Science" from new album

Paul Gilmore remixes Irene Skylakaki's "Never To Be Found"

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