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The All Clear’s Debut Album ‘Harbour Songs’: A Powerful Blend of Life, Love, and Healing

The All Clear emerges from Belfast with their debut album Harbour Songs, a poignant and powerful statement by frontman Joe O’Sullivan. As both a seasoned musician and a consultant oncologist, Joe brings a unique perspective to his songwriting, blending personal turmoil and professional experiences into a sound that is as reflective as it is emotive.
The band, which features Joe Craig on bass, Ali Donnelly on drums, and Oisín O’Sullivan on backing vocals, creates a sonic landscape that complements the introspective and deeply personal nature of Joe’s lyrics. Recorded at Start Together Studios and produced by Rocky O’Reilly, Harbour Songs is an album rooted in life’s most profound moments—both the personal, such as the end of a marriage and new beginnings, and the professional, symbolized by the life-altering news that patients long to hear: “The All Clear.”
From the opening track, the album takes listeners on an emotional journey. Songs like “I Won’t Be The Only One” are tinged with melancholy, while tracks like “In The Dark” offer glimmers of hope and renewal. Joe’s lyrical approach is raw and authentic, painting vivid pictures of love, loss, and healing, all within the context of his experiences as a doctor and musician. This depth is reflected in the soundscapes, which range from delicate, folk-inspired melodies to more intense, indie rock anthems.
The production, under O’Reilly’s skilled guidance, strikes a perfect balance between intimacy and grandeur. The use of atmospheric guitars, understated yet powerful drum patterns, and Oisín’s harmonies brings warmth and resonance to the album’s heavier themes. Joe’s voice, weathered by both experience and passion, carries the weight of the album’s narrative, from the quiet vulnerability of “Show Me Your Love” to the defiant strength in “I’m Not Sugarcoated”.
Harbour Songs, is not just an album; it’s a meditation on life’s complexities. Its themes of heartbreak, resilience, and renewal resonate universally, making it a standout in today’s indie music landscape. The All Clear has created an evocative debut that speaks to both the mind and the heart.
With live performances planned across Northern Ireland, The All Clear is sure to leave a lasting impact on listeners, much like the enduring message their name embodies—hope, survival, and clarity after the storm. Harbour Songs is a deeply human and highly relatable debut, available now on all streaming platforms.
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Kingdom Kome drops new video “Work To Do” (Produced by RUEN)

Non-stop grinding inside the vocal booth and out, emcee Kingdom Kome has“Work To Do.” New visuals for track produced by his long-time collaborator RUEN dropped this morning. The video follows a day in the life of Kingdom Kome, who outside of his music is a key player and dot connector in the cannabis industry.
Watch official video for “Work To Do”: https://youtu.be/-WnyQjPJtbo?si=yGrhuppvqnrMosfF
“Work To Do” appears on the new Kingdom Kome x RUEN LP, Barrel Reserve, which is out on all streaming platforms now. A follow up to last year’s Malbec 2 collaborative project, the album includes features from Supreme Cerebral, Recognize Ali, Che Uno, DJ Exes, AjaxLo, Camarah Walleed and Soarse Spoken.
Another track from the project, “Cracks In the Foundation” was also released with a video (link below).
Listen to “Cracks In The Foundation”: https://youtu.be/Nwp_07pDO6o?si=fb5RTd0wNDK7ZxxQ
More Info:
https://www.instagram.com/kingdomkome
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