Kealan’s new single deals with ‘power of words’

Mullingar singer songwriter Kealan Geoghegan’s new single is being released on the April 10, just two months after his last release.

‘People Say’ blends garage rock sounds with a unique mixture of raw vocals and an overall energetic performance.

Previously, Kealan’s musical style centred on Gothic and post-punk themes, but now he is venturing toward a garage rock sound.

He said: "It was written in response to power of people’s words and how they can negatively affect people’s lives and aspirations."

The single was recorded and produced by Michael Cronin from the Mullingar band ‘Cronin’. You can find follow Kealan’s career through Instagram or by listening to his music on Spotify and on YouTube.

Music Matters: Kealan

What is your favourite album?

Antichrist Superstar – Marilyn Manson, That was the album that got me into music.

What song do you wish you had written?

Music when the lights go out – The Libertines.

Which band from any era would you love to have been a member of?

I would’ve loved to have been a member of The Cure.

What song are you most proud of?

My song I’m most proud of is, ‘Your Favourite Song’, as it took awhile for it to fully form into what it is today.

Guiltiest musical pleasure?

The Rocky Horror Picture Show soundtrack.

Most memorable gig you’ve ever been to?

KISS in London O2 Arena

Most memorable gig you’ve ever played?

My most memorable gig would be opening for Cronin in the Stables, as it was my first gig and I didn’t quite know what to expect.

Biggest musical inspiration?

David Bowie, can’t get any better than that.

Who is Westmeath’s greatest ever musician?

Paulie Martin, unbelievable guitarist and an extremely nice guy.

If you could only listen to five songs for the rest of your life what would they be?

Just like heaven – The Cure

Rock N Roll Suicide – David Bowie

Coma White – Marilyn Manson

Enjoy The Silence – Depeche Mode

Closer – Nine Inch Nails