Susan O'Neill Ennis, Ireland
Ireland’s SON (aka Susan O’Neill) combines her soulful, husky vocals with a unique loop pedal technique, whilst adding guitar, trumpet, harmonica and whistle in her mind-blowing solo performances. Prodigiously gifted, SON creates an enchanting musical experience where timeless frequencies infuse the air in a powerful blend of the old and the new. ... more
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