Irish singer-songwriter Oisín Leech, known for his expressive songwriting as one-half of The Lost Brothers, ventures into new territory with his debut solo album, Cold Sea. After 15 years and seven acclaimed albums with the duo, Leech delivers heartfelt storytelling and soulful melodies in a project that feels both personal and universal. While The Lost Brothers’ sound leaned on harmony and collaboration, Cold Sea embraces solitude, offering an introspective journey shaped by Donegal, Ireland's rugged landscapes and the quiet influence of poets like Seamus Heaney.
Cold Sea is a stunning exploration of space and emotion, blending sparse instrumentation with Leech’s unguarded voice. It evokes the introspective beauty of Nick Drake, balancing melancholy and hope. Produced by Steve Gunn, the album is enriched by contributions from musicians like Tony Garnier and M. Ward, giving its textured sound depth and intimacy. Tracks feel less like songs and more like streams of consciousness, touching on themes of healing, connection, and renewal.
With Cold Sea, Leech has crafted an album that lingers in the mind and heart long after the final note fades. Rich in atmosphere and emotion, Cold Sea feels timeless and is one of the year’s most memorable releases.
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