Niamh Regan has shared “Nice”, the latest single from her upcoming sophomore album Come As You Are, out May 31st on Faction Records.
Niamh Regan’s 2020 debut album Hemet introduced her as an artist with a gift for crafting folk-tinged songs with a quiet, reflective intensity. The album led to nominations for both the RTÉ Folk Awards and the Choice Music Prize ‘Album of the Year’ and has gone on to achieve over 1 million streams on Spotify.
Since the release of Hemet, Niamh has embarked on headline tours from Ireland to the UK, Australia, and Spain among other countries. Pairing this with many festivals and support slots with artists such as CMAT, Villagers, John Grant, SOAK, Patrick Watson, Sam Amidon, Cormac Begley and Sorcha Richardson, it’s been a whirlwind few years for the Galway native.
Speaking about her new song, Niamh says, “Nice is a song inspired by the idea the only person getting in your way is yourself, most of the time anyway. I really enjoyed how this song came to life in the studio with Tommy McLaughlin in Attica Studios. The bass line gave it so much life and it’s now one of my favourite songs to perform live.”
More on Niamh Regan
To coincide with the release of “Nice”, Niamh has launched a range of limited edition “I’m Too Nice” merchandise.
You can also visit Niamh Regan’s website and Instagram for more essential info.
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